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The Regina Soccer Referees Association (RSRA) is an organization separate from the Regina Soccer Association (RSA). RSRA provides officials for the games of the Regina Soccer Association under contract. The RSRA also provides referees to other soccer organizations such as the high schools for their leagues, the University of Regina for the programs they provide, to the Saskatchewan Soccer Association for their provincial tournaments and programs, and to clubs organizing sanctioned tournaments. Referees are governed by their organization, the Saskatchewan Soccer Association, the Canadian Soccer Association, and ultimately by FIFA, who manage and maintain the Laws of the Game. Interested in Becoming an Official? The Regina Soccer Referees Association and the Regina Soccer Association are always looking for people interested in refereeing. Both organizations offer incentives for individuals who take the clinics and are actively refereeing.
The elected executive of the RSRA are:
President - Carl Pearson
1st Vice President - John Anderson
2nd Vice President - Stan Klisowsky
Secretary - Chad Salisbury
Treasurer - George Rondeau
Member At Large - Ken Hoff
Game Assignor – Marlene Mebs
For further information, you can use one of the e-mail addresses above, or write to us at: Regina Soccer Referees Association
3746 Wetmore Crescent
Regina, SK
S4V 2B7
Referee Paysheet Information Email Paysheet - Instructions
Referee Paysheet (for email) - .xls format
Referee Paysheet (non-email) - .pdf format
RSRA Forms Caution Report
Red Card Report
Special Incident Report
Blank Game sheet
High School Misconduct Form
RSRA Policies Referee Incentives and Benefits
RSA Game Sheet Completion Instructions
Player Identification Check - Outdoor Soccer
Player Identification Check - Indoor Soccer
RSRA Rules and Regulations
Lightning Policy
Discipline Code
Laws of the Game
Sask. Soccer - H1N1 Pandemic Policy (October 2009)
RSRA - H1N1 and Influenza Guidance for members
Educational Materials Referee and Assistant Referee - Canada Soccer Refresher
Duties of the Fourth Official - Canada Soccer
Dissent Discussion - Dissent consists of language (both verbal and nonverbal) which disputes an official’s decision. Read this document for more discussion on what it is and why it needs to be managed. Please note this is not a Canada Soccer document, but it does provide some very good information.
Customer Contracts Master Services Agreement - RSRA & RSA
Lodging Complaints Referees are people too!! Just as any player, coach, or fan is not perfect, neither are referees. Referees, just like the rest of the participants, are constantly learning and applying their knowledge to the Game and the Laws of the Game. However, there may be times where situations warrant the lodging of a complaint pertaining to a game, or a game official. As stated in our organization’s Constitution and By-Laws, “In order to be valid, any complaint concerning a referee or assistant referee must be forwarded in writing to the Secretary of the ASSOCIATION within ten (10) days of the incident occurring.” This can be done by sending the written request to the association address shown above. When received, the complaint will be reviewed and sent to our Discipline Committee. The Discipline Committee has jurisdiction over our members and can impose sanctions against a member should the situation warrant it. The complete Discipline Code is listed above on our web page. Complaints received beyond the ten day time limitation will not be accepted.
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