Referee Allocator: Ken Haskill (refallocator@victoriaminorhockey.ca)

Referee in Chief: Ken Haskill (ric@victoriaminorhockey.ca)

The goal for this season is to host on-ice referee clinics along with additional mentorship and feedback at the start of the season

To become an official, please visit https://www.bchockey.net/Officiating/GettingStarted.aspx 

All three steps must be completed prior to successfully registering.

STEP 1 - HOCKEY UNIVERSITY 

Only for 1st year officials  

First year referees, 12 – 15 years of age as of December 31st of the current calendar year. 

In order to register for the referee clinic, you must set up an account through www.bchockey.net, and complete the hockey online university. The online University fee, the Participant Assessment Fee (your insurance), and clinic fee will be reimbursed upon completion.

Step 2 - CRC (criminal record check) 

Officials 18 yrs +   

Click on step 2 and follow instructions to successfully complete 

**THIS MUST BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO REGISTERING FOR A CLINIC**

Step 3 -  REGISTER!

 

Veteran and adult referees; Please ensure that you have begun the process to sign up for a clinic well in advance, as there is a Criminal Record Check (CRC). 

Follow BCH Step 2 under Programs >> Officiating >> Getting Started. The CRC must be completed BEFORE you can sign up for the clinic.

In order to officiate, all participants must complete the BC Hockey Officiating clinic every year. Participating in a on-ice clinic does not certify you to officiate

If you take a clinic outside of our organization, please advise the referee allocator, to ensure they put your name on the referee list.

Please ensure that you have arranged a RAMP account through the RAMP link. Please provide an up to date email address, cell phone number and address. 

Games are assigned through RAMP. We do our best to provide everyone equal opportunity.

FAQ:

How do you receive payment for refereering games?

Direct deposit provided biweekly through PayEdge.

 

What gear do I need?

• Shin pads
• jock or jill
• elbow pads
• Black pants
• officiating jersey with BC Hockey patch on left chest and Hockey Canada patch on left shoulder
• black helmet with visor
• Acme thunder, or a whistle with cork pea

note: please try to avoid a whistle that is high pitched.