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Appointments Procedure -

To be appointed to these games you need to send Chris an email at appointments@bfra.net.au as soon as possible. You dont have to make yourself available all day, even helping out for just one game on the line would be appreciated to help share the workload.

Before you begin refereeing in 2012, you will need to fill out a BFRA Membership Form & FNSW Member protection form. If you are under 18 years of age you will need to have these signed by your parent or guardian. The forms are available for download below so you can print them out at home and get them signed before you come to the ground. Copies of these forms are available via the links below or in the Refs Room at Proctor Park.


2012 BFRA Registration Form
2012 FNSW Member Protection Form

Andrew Short - BFRA Life Member

Congratulations to Andrew Short who was awarded Life Membership of the BFRA at the 2010 BFRA AGM. Andrew has been a tireless worker both on and off the field for the BFRA for almost 20 years and is responsible for instructing almost every member of the BFRA in the entry level referees course. Andrew also holds a NSW class 1 referees certificate and is one of the most experienced and respected referees with the the ranks of the BFRA and the central west.

 Without the support of Andrew the BFRA would have found it extremely difficult to run a quality course to introduce new members to the world of football refereeing hence keeping the game as strong as it currently is in the Bathurst region.

The BFRA committee would once again like to thank Andrew for his many years of service to the association along with his wife Julie who provided us with a biography of his achievements , photos for the wall frame and keeping it a secret from him until AGM night!!

 


Football NSW - Heat Policy

Football NSW have released a hot weather policy providing recommendations as to when matches should be suspended or terminated with regards to temperature thresholds for both junior and senior football. Click here to review the circular. Remember these are recommendations and not compulsory and that local conditions should always be taken into account.