BECOMING A CHIEF JUDGE
Reason for the session/training requirements: This is close to what the requirements are for an N2, just without the evaluation.
Official must work a minimum of 16 sessions (on deck training session don’t count towards the 16) as a S&T or CJ at local meets (after being certified as a S&T).
If an official has more advanced certifications (SR/DR) they need to have worked 16 sessions in total since certifying as a S&T.
Official must work a minimum of 4 sessions at a OQM meet on a dedicated CJ team (where there are no fewer than 2 CJs at each session). For example: Meet that is an OQM, Zone, Sectional, or IL LSC State meet.
Official would need an evaluation completed by the Team Lead CJ or Meet Referee for the meet worked. It’s possible there would be multiple forms if the training is over multiple meets.
SUBMIT YOUR MATERIALS FOR CERTIFICATION
Once your training sessions are complete , email your training evaluation sheet to: [email protected]
Once processed, you’ll receive an email response when your certification is reviewed and approved. You’re a chief judge!
QUESTIONS?
Questions for the Committee? Questions about Officiating? Contact [email protected].
***Please allow a few days for a response as the mailbox is staffed by volunteers.
