wtsra april 2014 meeting
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WTSRA April 2014 Meeting. Presented by John White Referee Instructor Published by Eric M. Scott Referee Instructor. February 2014. Agenda Announcements Upcoming Tournaments League Assignments MLS Referee Review Tactical Awareness – How Teams Play?. Announcements. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
WTSRA April 2014
MeetingPresented by John White
Referee InstructorPublished by Eric M. Scott
Referee Instructor
February 2014
Agenda Announcements Upcoming Tournaments League Assignments MLS Referee Review Tactical Awareness – How Teams Play?
Announcements
Presented by John C. WhiteReferee Instructor
Announcements (cont.)
Grade 8 Entry Level ClassJuly 11th, 12th, & 13thArlington High School5485 Airline Road, Arlington, Tn. Instructors – J.C. White & E.M. Scott
Announcements (cont.)
Assignor’s MeetingSummer 2014Mandatory MeetingLocation to be Determined“Guidelines on Assigning Pertaining to the
New Referee Classifications”
Upcoming Tournaments
Presented by John WhiteReferee Instructor
Upcoming Tournaments
Blue City Blowout February 28th – March 2nd Mike Rose Soccer Complex U8 – u19 Boys & Girls Assignors – Mike Mears & Doug Irby Games fees will be post on www.wtrsa.cc. For more information www.wtsra.cc.
Upcoming Tournaments
Adidas Premier Invitational May 2nd – 4th Mike Rose Soccer Complex U9 – u18 Boys & Girls Assignors – Mike Mears & Doug Irby Games fees will be post on www.wtrsa.cc. For more information www.wtsra.cc.
League Assignors
Presented by John WhiteReferee Instructor
League Assignors
TSSAA Boys High School Play Starts March 4th
Assignors – Rich Lando & Jack “Panther” Winckleman
For more information www.wtsra.cc. “Matches & Availability” “Local League Contact”
MLS Referee Review
MLS Referee Review
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Tactical AwarenessUSSF Grade 6 Presentation
Tactical Awareness
U.S. Soccer Federation Referee ProgramGrade 6 State Referee CourseMost Competitive Games Within State and Region
Tactical Awareness
o Defensive playoMan-to-man markingoZonal marking
o Attacking playoDirect playoWide playoPace playoAerial play
Man-to-Man Marking
o Player tacticso Increase in holding foulsoGreater potential for retaliation
o Referee tacticsoGet to a position to maximize view oMove quickly to location of foul to minimize
retaliation
Zonal Marking
o Player tacticsoDefenders mark attackers within their zoneoDefenders moving with speed may result in
an unfair or reckless challenges o Referee tacticsoSprint to get close and adjust position
o Assistant referee tacticoBe prepared to assist on counterattacks
Direct Play
o Player tacticsoLong aerial passesoA team changes defense into attack
quickly, to put pressure on opponentsoExcellent way of beating an offside trap
o Referee tacticsoAnticipate long ballsoQuick reaction and sprinting is required to
ensure a clear view and good angle
Wide Play
o Player tacticsoBall is directed to teammates on either
touchline who try to beat defenders and cross the ball into the penalty area
o Referee tacticsoAwareness of possible tactical fouls oRequires constant mobilityoWide views to see next phase of play
Pace Play
o Player tacticsoPlayers use their pace to turn defenders or
chase the ball played in behind the defenseoHolding fouls are likely
o Referee tacticsoAccelerate into a position with good angle
of view to see between playerso Assistant referee tacticoBe prepared to assist due to better angle
Aerial Play
o Player tacticsoTargets for teammatesoUse aerial strength for scoring opportunitiesoMore player contact
o Referee tacticsoRequires a lateral viewoAware of persistent infringementoBig decisions in the penalty area
Systems of Play
o Common formationso4-4-2o4-3-3o3-4-3o3-5-2o4-5-1
4-4-2
4-3-3
3-4-3
3-5-2
4-5-1
Substitutions
o Player tacticsoMay alter the way a team has been playingoOpposing team may make substitution to
nullify possible threat or change tactics o Referee tacticsoAware of players’ strengthsoAbility to adapt to change and adjust
positioning
Set Plays
o Player tacticsoVariation of free kicks and corner kickso Invading players space
o Referee tacticsoAware of players’ tacticsoPreventive refereeing oMobility to maximize views of possible
offenses
Final 10-15 Minutes
o Player tacticsoAwareness of score at this stage may lead
to tactical changes oPlayer fatigue
o Referee tacticsoAware of possible changes oAdjust profileoConcentration
Review Question
o In defensive play, referees will likely see which of the following types of marking play?
o Man-to-man or zonal markingo Zonal or wing markingo Man-to-man or direct markingo Wing or direct marking
Review Question
o When teams are playing zonal marking, does each defender have specific attacker that he or she is responsible for?
o Yeso No
Review Question
o Referees must be aware that tactical fouls are more likely to occur during which style of play?
o Direct playo Wide playo Pace playo Aerial play
Review Question
o Referees must take notice when substitutions are made because substitutions may alter the way a team has been playing. Is it true that, as a result, referees may need to adjust their positioning after a substitution?
o Yeso No
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