As we focus on "on-court" training, remember your "off-court" responsibilities. Complete the following before the first scrimmage and games. Dues & Fees, TASO Requirements, Tests, Arbiter Sports. 

To qualify for playoff assignments, officials must: Be a member in good standing. Attend 4 of 6 meetings. Complete a TASO State, Regional, or Online Clinic. Officiate 18 Varsity games. Pass all required tests with a minimum score of 90. Complete three Varsity scrimmages (3 hours each). Attend one Board-approved camp every other year.

Note: Eligibility does not guarantee assignment selection

To vote in 2026-2027, members must: Be current on State and Local dues. Attend four of six Chapter meetings (excluding the election meeting). Attend the TASO State meeting or Regional Clinic, or complete the Online Clinic.

The Chapter Bylaws outline the governance, structure, and operational procedures of the organization. They establish membership requirements, meeting protocols, voting procedures, and the roles and responsibilities of officers and committees. Adhering to these bylaws ensures effective management and promotes a fair and equitable environment for all members.

Members will face a $10 fine for declining a Sub-Varsity or Middle School assignment when available on Arbiter, and a $75 fine for Varsity assignments. Fines apply if an official declines an available assignment or fails to accept an assignment within 72 hours.

Chapter dues are $40, with a $50 assigning fee. Sub assignors are paid $1.50 per game. All dues and fees must be paid for game eligibility.

Key responsibilities for sub assigners include payment terms, using The Arbiter for assignments, and following Board-approved policies. Assigners must ensure fair practices, report incidents, and assign only eligible officials.