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2009-2010 OFFICIALS’ FEES
BASEBALL (2 umpires) BASKETBALL (2 or 3 officials) FIELD HOCKEY (2 officials) FOOTBALL (4 or 5 officials) GYMNASTICS ICE HOCKEY (2 or 3 officials) 2 officials (each) LACROSSE (2 or 3 officials) 2 officials (each) 3 officials (each) Varsity $47.00 Sub-varsity $35.50 SOCCER (2 or 3 officials) 2 officials (each) Varsity Three Whistle System (per official) $47.00 Sub-varsity Three Whistle System (per official) $35.50 SOFTBALL (2 or 3 umpires) Varsity Doubleheader $105.00 Sub-varsity Doubleheader $79.00 V Tournament (3rd, 4th or more games) - per game $43.00 JV Tournament (3rd, 4th or more games) - per game $32.50 SPEECH SWIMMING (3 officials) TRACK (starter & one recommended referee) Triangular or larger meet/per session $41.00 Sub-varsity $31.00 Note: 4 certified officials should be used in meets with 6 or more teams. Pre-Qualifying Meet One session meet $55.00 Extended meets (2 sessions or more than 6 teams) $109.00 Multiple day meets $136.00 Cross County Event $36.00 VOLLEYBALL (1 referee, 1 umpire, 2 line judges) Sub-varsity Tournament - per match $26.50 Line Judge Varsity (registered, if available) $13.50 WRESTLING (1 official)
Tournament based on 1 more official than # of mats - Varsity Tournament - Sub-varsity Over 16 teams - May negotiate a flat fee with the individual official for services to be provided. Tournament Fees – During regular season play, leagues and schools have the option to establish tournament fees with officials groups unless specified elsewhere in the above fee schedule. Those fees must be stated on contracts sent to officials prior to the tournament. MEAL ALLOWANCE (in excess of 75 miles one way) Breakfast $4.00 Lunch $5.00 Dinner $6.00MILEAGE – 36 cents per mile:
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see note 1below. NDIVIDUAL MILEAGE BUFFER – No mileage will be paid to an official whose town of residence is 20 miles or closer to the host school. Full mileage (including the first 20 miles) will be paid to officials traveling over 20 miles. GUIDELINES FOR "NO-SHOWS" – If the fee structure makes an allowance for a reduced crew (i.e. a 3-official system and a 2-official system) the fee structure stipends shall be the actual fee. In all other sports, when one official is a "no-show", the other officials working the contest shall split 50% of the extra check. (Not to exceed 50% of standard fee). "No-show" policies do not apply to the situation when a reduced crew is assigned due to the availability of officials. Officials Associations must have on file with CHSAA a copy of their constitutions, rules, and by-laws that outline their disciplinary procedures for dealing with no-shows as well as other CHSAA expectations. Schools should contact the CHSAA office and identify the officials so that the local officials associations can take action. Leagues and schools are encouraged to develop procedures for use in these situations as well. GOOD FAITH -- When a school in good faith contacts an official of a postponement or overbooking, no fee shall be paid to any official. That same official shall have the opportunity to work the cancelled contest. When an effort to contact an official has not been made, 50% of the standard fee, plus any travel allowance due will be paid to an official who shows up to officiate the contest. Once a game or match is started, the official is entitled to the entire game or match fee.PRIORITIES -- When a site or date change occurs, the officials originally assigned should be the first given the chance to work the rescheduled game.
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