USSF

Game Resources

GAME ASSIGNMENTS
Arbiter
NWOYSL Assignors & Contacts
– OSSL Assignors
>>Toledo – Aaron Wolfe awolfe12​@gmail.com
>> Findlay/Lima – Randy Molyet refrandy@hotmail.com

UNIFORMS & GEAR
– Only purchase USSF jerseys and 2-stripe socks!
Official Sports
Referee Store

Game Day Resources

USSF Referee Report & Supplemental Referee Report
FIFA Considerations 2023
FIFA Consideration Condensed
USSF Cautionable and Sending-off Offenses 20-21
FIFA Analysis of Match Situations 2019-2020
US Soccer Environmental Conditions
Shootout Form
USSF Build Out Line 2019
USSF “I Got the Ball” 2020
USSF Offensive, Insulting or Abusive Language 2020

Tourney & League Information

FEES & GAME INFORMATION
2024 Referee Fees, Game Lengths & Substitution Guide per League / Tourney DOWNLOAD [PDF] (updated 11/19/23)

TOURNAMENTS
Ohio Soccer Assoc Tourneys
Bowling Green Spring Challenge (U8-U19) April 26-27, 2025

LEAGUES

NWOYSL
Rules and Fees

Ohio Soccer Association
Ohio State Soccer League
2024-25 OSSL Rulebook

Great Lakes Conference [GLC]
Elite 64 & RL64
Instructions To Referees
Sample completed game card
How to submit a GLC Supplemental Report
Referee Assignor Contact List

Great Lakes Alliance [GLA]
2024-2025 Rules Supplement
GLA Letter to Referees

Elite Clubs National League (ECNL)
Referee Procedures
Competition Rules 2024-25
Team Check-In Process
ECNL Heat Policy
ECNL Resource Center

USYS National League Elite 64
Elite 64 Rules

United Soccer League (USL)

Buckeye Premier Youth Soccer League (Ohio South)
League Rules 24-25
For Referees

NWO Champions League [NWOCL]
– FIFA Laws, 45 min halves, unlimited subs
– $60 CR, $50 AR

Ohio Concussion Law

Ohio’s Return-to-Play law (ORC 3313.539 or ORC 3314.03) requires that Ohio youth athletes who are suspected of sustaining a concussion, MUST be removed from practice or play. Ohio laws prohibit a child to return to play (practice or competition) on the same day that he/she is removed on suspicion of having sustained a concussion. Learn more about Ohio’s Return-to-Play law.

When a player takes a blow to the head from the ball, body part or ground, referees should look for these common concussion symptoms listed below. If a concussion symptom is observed, the referee should tell the coach that the player cannot return to the game(s) that day.

  • Headache
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Confusion
  • Double/fuzzy vision
  • Dizziness
  • Balance problems
  • Nausea
  • Slow reaction time
  • Amnesia/difficulty remembering
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Sensitivity to light and noise
  • Feeling sluggish, foggy or groggy