If you want to referee with PWSRA you must first become a referee. If you are not a certified referee, please read our section on Becoming a Referee. Once you have been certified, which means attended and passed a new referee course, then contact PWSRA to join.

Before you join, consider this: PWSRA uses a state-of-the-art Internet based assigning program for game offers. Therefore, referees must have Internet and email access, be able to check messages at least once every three days, be responsible in accepting and reporting to assignments in a timely manner, and filing game reports online immediately after a match. Young referees must have parental support to help them succeed. If you believe you have what it takes to be successful as a referee, please send the following information:

Name (First and Last):
Street:
City:
State:
ZIP:
Home Phone:
Cell Phone:
Date of Birth:
USSF Grade:
Month/Year of Certification:

Email Address (only if different from the one you are sending your application):

Subject must be: PWSRA Application

Send to barry@pwsra.org

We will try to acknowledge your application with 72 hours. If you do not hear from us, please resend your application.

Gabby and Tim (father and daughter), April 2007

Referees who are active members of PWSRA have accounts in the Arbiter.net. Referees who fail to accept any games over two seasons will have the Arbiter license inactivated so it can be transferred to another official. The test is simple. If you can log into the Arbiter under the Prince William Soccer Referee Association - you're an active member. If not, contact the assignor.