The more you know the rules the better your games will be. Keep reading the rules book and case study book.

Reconnect with your mentor to get insight or ask questions. Also, when you get assignments make sure your mentor has your schedule so they can come see you officiate and offer assistance as needed. The PIAA recommended equipment provider is Connect with your assigned mentor and follow them for a night during one of their PIAA assignments. This will help begin the process of getting game assignments. Provide your availability to the Non-PIAA assignor. Meetings are designed to help officials stay current on rules and interpretation and to provide a forum for discussion about recent game situations. Sports Officials Operations System provides the technology and resources that leagues, commissioners and officials require for assigning, observing, data reporting, training, paying game fees and more. Attend at least six CPBOA chapter meetings. You will also have access to the faculty of the new official school who will arrange scrimmages and classroom sessions to help you get comfortable in your new role as a PIAA official. Your first year you will join the CPBOA and it is recommended that you also join IAABO (These two organizations will help you get as far as you want to go in your officiating career. Here are some things you can expect your first year. When you attend one of the CPBOA new official class you and other first and second year officials will have a mentor to help you every step of the way.

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