| What to Do in Case of Thunder & Lightning |
| What to do in case of thunder and lightning. From the USSF "Advice to Referees." USSF Advice to Referees 5.11 is your authority. USSF announced by memorandum several years ago that they would follow the then so-called 30-30 rule in determining when to suspend a match for lightning; i.e., when lightning is observed, if the thunderclap is heard in less than 30 seconds then the source is close enough to be a danger and the match should be suspended for at least 30 minutes past the last lightning strike. If you suspend the match and it looks like the storm will pass, you can resume the game. However, if there is another lightning strike, then 30 more minutes! Keep in mind the following for games. Either play shorter halves or cancel the game so the follow-on teams can play on time. |
Information about registering, referee websites, RMA, finding an assignor, matches, tournaments, training and other important referee stuff. Great resource!
Use this link to submit your application for an RMA number. Select 'Referee' for Pierce County Soccer Referees Association. Then, follow the instructions on the site, and you will be able to retrieve your number in a day or two.
This year, all MOD games for FPSC will be posted to the County referees website (www.pcsra.org) for assigning. You must be a registered referee on the site to request match assignments. All requests will go directly to the FP assignor.
Referee Coordinator
Phone: 253.389.8988
Follow this link to the Washington State Referee Committee (WASRC.ORG) site for sanctioned referee training and clinics.
The Franklin Pierce Soccer Club assigns games are assigned using the PCSRA Website.
Mike Mortensen is the FPSC Referee Coordinator and he is your source of information. Need a schedule, have a question, have a complaint, need to know something....get in touch with Mike.
| Referee Fee Schedule | |
|---|---|
| U7 | $10 |
| U8 and U9 | $15 |
| U10 | $20 |
| Full Field | In Accordance with PCSRA Fee Schedule |