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High School Signals PDF Print
Beginning with the 2010-11 school year, the National Federation of High Schools reduced the number of official soccer signals from 23 to 8.  MSHSAA, however, elected to continue with the 23 signals that were in effect during the 2009-10 school year.  Therefore, referees officiating MSHSAA-sanctioned soccer games in Missouri should continue to use all 23 signals.  Since those 23 signals are no longer published in the current NFHS Soccer Rules Book, they are included in the attached document.
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Become a Member, and Pay Online! PDF Print
Membership dues are CMSRA's primary source of revenue and are critical to the financial health of the organization.  Our membership has grown over the last few years and the Board has plans for a variety of services including; 
- Monthly Training Clinics
- Association Shirts, Coins, and other Giveaways
- Dynamic Mentorship Programs, for Developing Referees
- Parties! 
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How to Become a Soccer Referee PDF Print

Thank you for your interest in becoming a soccer referee.  We are always in need of more help to cover games. 

In order to referee soccer, you must attend an Entry Level Clinic given by the US Soccer Federation.  These clinics are typically held before the start of the Spring and Fall soccer seasons and last a full Saturday 


Keep an eye on our website for the next scheduled clinics.  You can also check at www.cdsoccer.org, which is the website for the USSF Instructors who teach the Entry Level Clinic.and Sunday.

Thanks again for your interest in becoming a referee, and we hope to see you at the next scheduled clinic!


 
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Ask a Soccer Referee

Answers to Laws of the Game and Practical Refereeing Questions
  • PLEASE HOLD YOUR QUESTIONS
    Sorry to be a bother, but we will be away on family business until approximately 30 May. I will not have any time to deal with questions. After 30 May I will try to catch up. Jim Allen
  • SLIDING TO PLAY THE BALL
    Question: My son plays u9 soccer and has been sliding as an offensive move to shoot the ball. They keep saying that he is slide tackling…which I believe is a defensive move..can you help me determine the difference, so the organization can discuss what is permitted. I think there is some confusion between the two. [...]
  • CAN ‘CHARGING’ BE ‘EXCESSIVE FORCE’?
    Question: Can ‘Charging’ be ‘Excessive Force’? This question keeps getting asked and the answer always seems to be ‘soccer can be violent’ and ‘as long as its shoulder to shoulder its OK’ Therefore, I will ask as I keep seeing it, especially with a U14 that is playing up several age groups: Can a 200-lb [...]
  • GOAL KICKS IN U8 SOCCER
    Question: My child plays U8 soccer. There is no goal box, only a penalty area. When taking a goal kick, the ref insists the ball sit on the corner of the penalty area. The offense of a team we played either stood immediately in front of or rushed the ball while it was being kicked. [...]
  • MUST THE GOALKEEPER BE IN POSITION FOR THE KICK-OFF?
    Question: Team A gets a penalty in their favour and allows their keeper to take it. Team B now gets the ball to the centre, everyone in their respected halves, touches the ball, shoots immediately and scores before the Team A’s keeper reaches back in his post. My question is, does the referee have to [...]
 

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