Game Report AYSO National Referee Program 509 What

Game Report AYSO National Referee Program - #509

What Are We Doing Today? • Present and discuss game report components • “Referee” a game • Record game information • Prepare a game report • Encourage student participation

Why is a game report needed? • Law 5: “The referee…keeps a record of the match and provides the appropriate authorities with a match report…” • Competition authorities need to: • determine team positions • identify goal scorers • identify injured players • take disciplinary action(s)

Match Record • Record required match details: • actual game start time • goals • cautions and send-offs • injuries • significant incidents

Match Record vs. Report • A match report is a form with the game significant details, submitted to the appropriate authorities • The information from the game record is used to complete the match report

Match Record 01 -12 -17 Field of Dreams #12 08: 30 a. m. 09: 33 a. m. 5/U-10 Blue Angels Blue/White 10 6 12 5’ 12’ 23’ Mary Smith Wild Horses Red/Red 5/12 1 10/1 1 2 12 8 36’ 9’ 16’ Paul Simon 5 29’ 46’ Francisco Gonzalez

Blue Angels 4 Wild Horses Coach Ann Coach Bob 12 A 20 Blue Angels 12 A 20 1 B 14 10/14/18 12 Francisco Gonzalez Blue Angels Wild Horses 12 A 20 B 14 9 AM In the 31 st minute, Blue number 12, Simon Francis, went up for a header. He fell awkwardly and hit his head on the ground. Play was stopped and the Blue coach came on the field. The player was substituted and did not return. After the game, I checked with the coach, who said #12 had a bad headache and was sensitive to light. His mother took him to the hospital. Francisco Gonzalez Angel Gonzalez Simon Francis 1 Suspected head injury Francisco Gonzalez 10/14/18 x

Reporting Game Incidents • Use the ABCs: Accurate Brief Clear and to the point

Reporting Game Incidents Good report? • The blue player hit his head and I thought he was hurt.

Reporting Game Incidents Better report? • In the 31 st minute, Blue #12, Simon Francis, went up for a header. He fell awkwardly and landed on his head. Play was stopped and the Blue coach came on the field. The player was substituted and did not return. After the game, I check with the coach, who said the player had a bad headache and was sensitive to light. His mother took him to the hospital.

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