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IMPORTANT NOTES:

• Please review Law 4, concerning player equipment

• The Referee Handbook

• If you are officiating at the Potvin Fields, you MUST use the parking lot off Canotek Road - see attached map. The City will be ticketing those of you who are parked at the arena but are playing on the Potvin Field

*** GDRS HEAT POLICY ***

When the temperature at any point in the day of play is registered as being above 30 degrees Celsius as recorded on Environment Canada's website (http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/pages/on-118_metric_e.html), the Dragons heat policy will come into effect.

Heat Policy

When the temperature reaches above 30 degrees Celsius there will automatically be two water breaks per half. Games and practices will continue as scheduled. Coaches are to monitor players for signs of heat stress or injury. The Dragon's Board reserves the right to cancel soccer activities based on extenuating circumstances and/or explicit weather warnings as posted on Environment Canada's web site.
 
Air Quality Policy
 
If the air quality rating is forecast on the Environment Canada web site at 7 or above at game/practice time, soccer activities will be cancelled. The forecast review will be conducted by the Dragons Executive and coaches will be notified by the office and via the web site of any cancellation.

• See these Documents
  • When Lightning Strikes
  • Heat and Humidex Policy
  • Avoiding/preventing heat related injuries

Referee Forms

REPORTING PROCEDURES

Score Reporting Procedures

Read carefully and print off a copy of the score reporting procedures - keep it with you for reference.

Youth Game Reporting Procedures - in addition to the above score reporting procedures - see: Youth Games Only (U12 to 18)

Refcentre

Referee assigning is done on-line through RefCentre. Please remember to log in every day to check your offers and submit your scores!