WSRO ARP Clinic
2/5/2014
"Trifling"
“It is the duty of referees to penalize only deliberate breaches of the Law.
Constant whistling for trifling and doubtful breaches produces bad feeling ….”
Constant whistling for trifling and doubtful breaches produces bad feeling ….”
"Careless"
Unthinking, reactive, unconscious, may or may not have been a deliberate act, having no intent, and somewhat out of control. These fouls are not trifling and need to be whistled.
They are simple and easy fouls.
"Reckless"
The act is deliberate, calculated, without remorse or concern about the consequences.
These fouls must be dealt with using more than just a whistle and a signal.
Make it clear to the player who committed the foul that this is not acceptable.
Make it clear to the player who committed the foul that this is not acceptable.
Have a private or public word and/or caution.
When a foul elevates to reckless things begin to change.
"Excessive Force"
A foul that is premeditated, callous and uncaring, with no concern for safety,
and lacking self-control should be deemed as using excessive force.
The safety of all participants is your primary responsibility as a referee.
Do not waver. Send the player off.
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