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If you are not making mistakes, then you are not doing anything. Im positive that a DOER makes mistakes. John Wooden Oct. 2017 Agenda Introductions and GGOB Organization -- Sonoma/Napa/Marin games Assignment process tools

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“If you are not making mistakes, then you are not doing anything. I’m positive that a DOER makes mistakes.”

John Wooden

  • Oct. 2017
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  • Oct. 2017

Agenda

  • Introductions and GGOB Organization -- Sonoma/Napa/Marin games
  • Assignment process – tools and approach
  • Training and Evaluation – tools, approach and our Observer staff
  • Game Fees and Payment process – to be paid four (4) times in the

season

  • Association Administration – School Directory, Member info and

Incident Reporting

  • Wrap-up and Next Steps

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  • Oct. 2017

GGOB service areas include:

Location Leagues/Schools Levels/Team Counts

  • Marin (one in

Napa) MCAL, San Domenico, Marin Academy, The Marin School, North Bay Christian Academy

  • Most are FR, JV and Varsity

Girls and Boys

  • 10 league teams

and 4 others

  • Sonoma

NBL and SCL

  • 8 – NBL teams (excluding Ukiah

Home games)

  • 7 – SCL teams
  • FR, JV and Varsity Girls and

Boys

  • Resurgence of Girls Frosh

teams

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Possible changes next year with “re-alignment” more info will be provided next meeting – NO CHANGES THIS SEASON

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  • Oct. 2017

ArbiterSports is the source for Game assignments

  • Game assignments
  • Teams, Levels, Dates and Partners
  • Continue successful expansion of Marin

and NBL/SCL resource sharing

  • Calendar availability is

key (especially if you work for more than one group!!!)

  • Need to keep maintained, all open slots

and “turnbacks” reference this info strictly

  • DEMO after general session to manage

this vital info (if needed, please ask)

  • Pre Season Assigning

First, then League

  • MCAL no longer to use “TBA” method
  • All other levels are typical
  • Pre-season in-progress
  • Waiting for complete school schedules
  • MCAL Assignors
  • Tim Dalton/Nancy Clary
  • NBL/SCL Assignor
  • Dominic Bosque

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Training and Evaluation – critical success factors

  • Tools
  • CBOA Study Guides
  • Rules Tests
  • In-season video reviews/Quizzes
  • Study Guide session
  • Five (5) elements to

determine quality of assignments and Play-off selection

  • Meeting Attendance
  • Study Group attendance
  • Test score/In-season Video results
  • Scrimmage attendance (2 required)
  • On-court Evaluations
  • Observer staff
  • Maintain significant Association

investment

  • Veterans not working in our Group

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  • Oct. 2017

Play-off assignment results

  • League play-
  • ffs (all three

leagues)

  • 22 games, 56 assignments, 41different officials

(increase of 5 officials from prior year)

  • NCS Rounds
  • 58 Officials Nominated for NCS
  • 40 worked games, GGOB offered 32 games

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Play-off assignment results (cont’d)

  • NorCal

Rounds

  • State Finals
  • Veronica Bosque (Alternate), Randy

Rebarber

7 Ryan Mathis Dane DeMattei Nancy Clary Randy Rebarber Dan Galvin Ron Smith TJ Murphy Anthony Magatelli Adrian Reyes Bear Whitfield Eric Sit Joe Harris Dave Van Hall Veronica Bosque Pete Knight Dom Bosque Jordan Ruiz John Namkung

Nominated to officiate

Dan Savitsky JJ Nichols Dave Cooley David Greenthal Bill Black Ike Hamilton Zac Ward Rich Murray Mark Jennings John LaRoy Andrew Yee Wellington Wong Matt Marchand

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A Fond Look Back…

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(1-20) Non-playing personnel (e.g., spirit participants, media) shall remain

  • utside of the playing area during a 30-second or less time-out during the
  • game. Non-playing personnel shall stand outside the free throw lane lines

extended toward the sidelines throughout the game.

(2-12-5) Sound a warning signal to begin the 15 seconds (maximum) permitted for replacing a disqualified or injured player, or for a player directed to leave the game.

(3-5-6) Undershirts shall be a single solid color similar to the torso of the jersey and shall be hemmed and not have frayed or ragged edges. If the undershirt has sleeves, they shall be the same length.

(3-5-7) Removed the compression shorts rule; add compression shorts to Rule 3-5-3 which means compression shorts now must meet the guidelines outlined in this rule.

(9-1-3h) Players occupying marked free-throw lane line spaces may not enter the free-throw semicircle until the ball touches the ring or until the free throw ends.

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Plus Points of Emphasis

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 Coach/Team Conduct Warning (4-48 NEW)

  • - Coach/Bench Unsportsmanlike Behavior
  • - Coach Outside the Coaching Box

A warning to a coach/team for misconduct is an administrative procedure by an official, which is recorded in the scorebook by the scorer and reported to the Head Coach:

  • Art. 1 . . . For conduct, such as that described in rule 10-5-1a,b,d,e,f; 10-5-2; 10-5-4 the official shall

warn the head coach unless the offense is judged to be major, in which case a technical foul shall be

  • assessed. Note: A warning is not required prior to calling a technical foul.
  • Art. 2 . . . For the first violation of rule 10-6-1, the official shall warn the head coach unless the offense

is judged to be major, in which case a technical foul shall be assessed. Note: A warning is not required prior to calling a technical foul.

 Stopping play and making sure that the bench and the coach know that

an official warning has been given, sends a clear message to everyone in the gym and impacts the behavior of the coach, and in some cases the behavior of the opposing coach. This change in behavior creates a better atmosphere and many times avoids the need to administer a technical foul.

 Similar to the “delay of game” warning, any subsequent activity that

would result in a 4-48 warning equals an automatic technical.

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 Coaching Box Expanded to 28 Feet (1-13-2)

New coaching box goes from the 28’ mark down to the baseline.

NFHS: “The restriction of the coaching box penalizes the level of communication between coach and player. Allowing a coach freedom to move within the new box between the 28’ mark and the end line provides a coach more access to coach his/her players.”

This change comes with more responsibility for us to keep the coaches honest. No “halfcourt creep,” on-court wandering, or shouting at us down the end line.

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 Two-Handed Foul Reporting (2-9-1)

When a foul occurs, an official shall signal the timer to stop the clock. The official shall verbally inform the offender, then with finger(s) of two hands, indicate to the scorer the number of the offender and the number of free throws.

To minimize foul reporting errors that occur between the

  • fficials and the scorekeepers when the information gets

lost in the translation. Two-handed reporting is easier for the scorekeepers to see and comprehend in addition to being less confusing.

Left hand = ones Right hand = tens

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 Uniform Changes with respect to school and

player names (3-4-1d, 3-4-4a, and 3-4-4b)

3-4-1d: There are no color/design restrictions in the area of the team jersey from the imaginary line at the base of the neckline to the top of the shoulder and in the corresponding area on the back of the

  • jersey. There are restrictions on what identifying names may be

placed in this area (see Article 3-4-4). 3-4-4: Identifying name(s) shall adhere to the following:

  • a. If used, lettering with school name, school’s nickname, school logo,

player’s name and /or abbreviation of the official school name shall be placed horizontally on the jersey.

  • b. The panel in the shoulder area of the jersey on the back may be

used for placing an identifying name as well.

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“Things to put in your pre-season preparation kit”

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 Specific procedures have been established for

allowing a head covering to be worn for medical or religious purposes.

 The school/team is responsible for obtaining

permission from the NCS (very easy and quick process). Same standard as arm and leg coverings.

 No NCS waiver letter = no covering  Even if approved, covering still has to meet safety

standards (non-abrasive, non-hard, non- dangerous, unlikely to come off during play)

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 Relevance of team control during a throw-in only

applies when a member of the inbounding team commits a foul.

 Team control during a throw-in is not intended to be

the same as player control/team control inbounds.

 Team control inbounds is only established when a

player from either team who has inbound status gains control of the ball.

 During throw-in, 10 second/3 second counts, front and

backcourt status, closely-guarded, etc. are not factors.

Please note that the team control rule on the throw-in is different than the NCAA/collegiate rule.

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Key Point - NFHS is concerned about the lack of enforcement for intentional fouls during any part of the game, but especially in end-of-game situations.

The intentional foul has evolved into misapplication and personal interpretations.

An intentional foul is a personal or technical foul that may

  • r may not be premeditated and is not based solely on the

severity of the act.

An intentional foul is contact that: a) Neutralizes an opponent’s obvious advantageous position b) Is on an opponent who is clearly not involved in the play c) May be excessive contact d) Is not necessarily premeditated or based solely on the severity of the act

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 NFHS has been complimentary of our enforcement of

the “freedom of movement” rules on the perimeter and in the post. (10-7-12)

 However, players are now replacing hands, forearms,

and arm bars with “body bumping”.

 We need to work on determining when this type of

contact becomes illegal and penalize accordingly – whether on the defender or the offensive player.

 Along the same lines, we need to refresh our

understanding of “legal guarding position” to determine when a defender obtains their position and is able to move laterally and backward if necessary.

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 Position adjust  1-2-3-4 play

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A1 B5 A2 B3

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 Position adjust  1-2-3-4 play  http://www.betterref.com/4-40-illegal-screen-

set-open-shot/

 “To the Rim”  Evaluation Program  Video Program  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWtJJjrZ

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Fees differ by League

  • NBL/SCL Game Fees

(Foundation Day games pay 50% slated for 11/21)

  • Varsity = $70 JV = $60
  • FROSH = $58
  • All NBL/SCL games are 8 minutes
  • MCAL Assignments

(increase reflected this year)

  • Varsity = $72
  • JV = $65
  • FROSH = $60
  • All non-Varsity games are 7 minutes

❖ Note: NBL/SCL Fees will increase next year to $73/$63/$61 and remain level for final 3 years of our new for 4-year contract

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Payment process overview

  • Frequency
  • Dec. 15th and 31st
  • Jan. 31st
  • Feb. 28th
  • Method
  • Hard-copy checks mailed to addresses

in Arbiter and Bill Pay

  • Non-descript white envelope
  • Game details
  • Review Arbiter for game details that

will reconcile to the game fee check amount

  • Any “Turn-back” fees will also be

shown ❖ Form 1099’s to be issued for all those earning over $600 in 2017, mailed to Official in Feb/Mar 2018

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Multiple sites/dates between 10/15-10/30

  • Tues, 10/17 – TJ

Murphy host

  • 6:30pm @ Taps
  • 54 E. Washington Ave, Petaluma
  • RSVP: tjmurphy@thomsonreuters.com
  • Tues, 10/17 – Dom

Bosque host

  • 6:30pm @ Mary’s Pizza Shack
  • 3084 Marlow Rd, Santa Rosa
  • RSVP: dbosque@sonic.net
  • Thurs, 10/19 – Joe

Harris host

  • 6:00pm @ Round Table Pizza
  • 2424 Magowan Dr. Montgomery Village

Santa Rosa

  • RSVP: text please (707) 953-1644

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Multiple sites/dates between 10/15-10/30 (cont’d)

  • Mon, 10/23– Nancy

Clary host

  • 6:30pm @ Mountain Mike’s Pizza
  • 1561 S. Novato Blvd, Novato
  • RSVP: rnnclary@comcast.net
  • Mon, 10/30– TJ

Murphy host

  • 6:30pm @ Taps
  • 54 E. Washington Ave, Petaluma
  • RSVP: tjmurphy@thomsonreuters.com
  • More sites/times to be

added

  • Review GGOB.net website for further

updates

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Administration framework – know these support tools

  • ArbiterSports
  • www.arbitersports.com
  • Assignments and Game details
  • Partners contact info
  • Member info – phone, email, home

address

  • Video quiz and content review
  • Local Association info

and bulletins

  • GGOB.net
  • Membership and Board info
  • School Directory
  • Incident Report
  • California Basketball

Association – new login

  • www.CBOA.net
  • Study materials
  • Lesson Plans
  • Certification Testing

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  • Oct. 2017

Thank you for your time, attention and passion

  • Any open questions?
  • Review ArbiterSports often
  • Availability accuracy is key
  • Get into the Rule Book
  • Study Guide sessions
  • To be held between 10/15-10/30
  • Some Host sites, dates and times are

already identified

  • Check the GGOB site for updates
  • Next formal meetings
  • Santa Rosa: 11/12 – 6:30-8:30pm

@ Roseland School District office

  • Marin County: 11/13– 7:00-9:00pm

@ Novato Parks and Rec Bldg

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Early heads-up Nov. 18 HEAVY scrimmage day