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So you want to go to the next Level? KLOA General Membership Meeting, Monday, May 2, 2016 Jason Costello

mOving from Youth to JV Know the rules (there is a difference!) Know how to communicate with both coaches and parents Make a commitment to get better Be in shape and make an effort (be in the right position) Don’t walk

Moving from JV to Varsity Know the rules Run, don’t walk. Make a commitment and develop a relationship with the assigners. Accept your assignments and commit to your assignments. Listen to feedback and get better Communicate effectively

Moving from varsity to upper varsity level games Biggest difference = know the rules and when to apply the rules Sometimes, the best call is a “no-call” The difference between the best officials and everyone else is their ability to make the right call at the right time. Being in shape and running is IMPERATIVE. Have to handle the game, not just call the game.