Safety NEVER Takes a Holiday: Watching the Shooter in 2 and 3 Man Mechancis

We are tasked with keeping the game safe, fair and fun.   In order to achieve those three goals, you and your crew must trust each other to focus on their areas of responsibilities. It is imperative that each official (Lead, Single and Trail) know their responsibilities  and focus on their keys, on or off ball, at ALL times. One situation Read More …

First GLOA Regional Meetings

For the 2015 season, GLOA will hold two regional meetings in the hopes that members will be able to  meet in season, near their homes and participate in meaningful small group discussion about rules, mechanics and game management as well as to provide feedback on the association.  Each group has been tasked with coming up with at least one initiative that Read More …

Watch Games, Get Better

A great way to improve your craft is to watch more experienced officials work games. Watch how the officials position themselves in settled situations, conduct faceoffs and move in transition.  Pay attention to how they communicate. How do they signal, use their voice, or use non-verbal communication (i.e. body language). Observe how they remain focused during Read More …