Colorado Volleyball Officials Association

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CVOA 2-2009 newsletter

OFFICIATING CODE OF ETHICS

An Official must devote time, thought and study to the rules of the game and the mechanics necessary to carry out these rules so that one may render effective and credible service in a fair and unbiased manner
An Official must work with fellow officials and the state association in a spirit of harmony and cooperation in spite of differences of opinion that may arise during debate of points or rules at issue
An Official must resist every temptation and outside pressure to use one's position as an official to benefit oneself. Under all circumstances, officials must avoid promoting the special interest of any person or group of persons other than the athletes we serve
An Official must constantly uphold the honor and dignity of the avocation in all personal conduct and relations with the student-athletes, coaches, athletic directors, school administrators, colleagues, and the public, to be a worthy example to the athletes under one's jurisdiction
An Official will be prepared both physically and mentally, dress accordingly to expectations and maintain a proper appearance that is befitting the importance of the game
An Official shall avoid the use of tobacco and related products at the contest site
An Official must remember and recognize that it is important to honor contracts regardless of possible inconvenience or financial loss
Every member of the officiating profession carries a responsibility to act in a manner becoming a professional person. The conduct of any official influences the attitude of the public toward the profession in general as well as toward the official in particular.
Sports officials bear great responsibility for engendering public confidence in sports. They are critical to the health of athletic competitions. Officials ensure games are played fairly, by the rules, within the spirit of the rules and in a safe manner. Officiating takes a great deal of preparation, continuing education and commitment of time.

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Rules Changes for 2010-2011

2009-10 NFHS Rule Book

2009-2010 NFHS Case Book

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Hurt Feelings Form (Adopted from the Army)

Lack of preparation and planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on mine.

Just a reminder, if you miss an assigned match, you must pay a penalty equal to the price of the varsity match before being assigned to any further matches. Please don't miss any matches. It is your responsibility and committment as a professional.

We need new officials

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ACCEPTED UNIFORMS--BLACK PANTS, WHITE SHIRT WITH EMBROIDERED PATCH,

WHITE OR BLACK LANYARD, BLACK SOCKS AND BELT. BLACK ATHLETIC SHOES

PEALESS BLACK WHISTLE (PINK WHISTLE ONLY IN OCTOBER OPTIONAL).

NO BDU, CAPRIS OR LEVI TYPE PANTS.

I know your time is important, but so is mine!!!!!

The complaint manager is Helen Waite.

If you have a complaint, please go to Helen Waite.

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