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DateAscending Referee Referee Coach Session Time Areas to Work On Last Viewed
16/11/2013  Strimling, Zoe  Spalding, Andrew  Saturday  9:40 AM  As your confidence grows, you should talk to players more to let them know if they are likely to incur a foul, spending too long in the key etc.  29/04/2014 
16/11/2013  Johnson-Boe, Trent  Spalding, Andrew  Saturday  10:30 AM  Your court coverage is very good. Let the players know if they are in danger of fouling or committing a violation by using your voice. This will come with experience.  24/11/2014 
16/11/2013  Hira, Jalen  Warren, Ken  Saturday  6:40 PM  Jalen refereed a good game consistent with blowing fouls and violation. Jalen efforts has earns him his C grade.
Remember all games refed from this time onwards must be of the same consistency or better.   		 
16/11/2013  Baxter, Adam  Manhire, Allan  Saturday  9:20 AM  Eliminate the clasping of your hands in front of you, makes you look insecure when I know that is not the case.    
16/11/2013  Baxter, Adam  Manhire, Allan  Saturday  9:20 AM  Eliminate the clasping of your hands in front of you, makes you look insecure when I know that is not the case.    
16/11/2013  Baxter, Adam  Manhire, Allan  Saturday  9:20 AM  Eliminate your hands being clasped in front of your body. Keep the whistle in your mouth when talking to players while game going on.    
16/11/2013  Baxter, Adam  Manhire, Allan  Saturday  9:20 AM  Duplicated many times.   
17/11/2013  Reinshagen, Lee  Moyle, Allan  Sunday  6:00 PM  A game well called and well controlled. Your support of a junior official was evident and you took each opportunity to discuss situations and outcomes. This nothing less than I would expect from an official of your level.
Main areas to work on are “Back court” “8 second” count. I raised it with you and you immediately engaged in the count in the second half. As discussed if we stop doing it in uncontested situations, it is sometimes hard to remember to do it all the time.
Need to stop and signal to bench. The most obvious breach is the “3” point signal to bench which is usually done running past the bench, not facing the bench.
A game well called.
  		19/11/2013 
17/11/2013  Potter, Simone  Moyle, Allan  Sunday  6:00 PM  In Lead look back to support your Trail Official to make sure nothing is happening close to you. Penetrate the Key and move along it. You are a bit intermittent at the moment.
As discussed in an earlier report get off the base line in Lead and give yourself better vision. This might help with some missed violations.
Trail position, you were slow getting into trail and that is a problem in games of this speed where they are tearing into offense on fast breaks. Need to be quicker to move into trail even if that means you are running past players to get to a position to support the Lead Official.
You dealt with a technical cross court decision very well, even though the coach was upset. Your call was correct. The Coach was advised by me accordingly. I would like you to deal with any problems with the benches. You have matured as a referee and part of the next stage is engaging the coaches and communication with them.
I would still like to see your hands higher on signals. We talked about fouls, bench signals and Violations directional signals.
You called a good game, well done.
  		02/12/2013 
20/11/2013  Potter, Simone  Moyle, Allan  Wednesday  6:40 PM  The emphasis in this game was on your signalling and development of stronger calls. You have done well in further developing these skills. They will only get stronger as you progress. Good game  28/04/2016 
20/11/2013  Da Costa, Brian   Moyle, Allan  Wednesday  7:30 PM  Need more and stronger preventative voice. As above  24/11/2022 
20/11/2013  Hearn-Amy, Beth  Moyle, Allan  Wednesday  6:40 PM  Sometimes your voice gets lost in the stadium.
Need to increase preventative voice.  		26/11/2013 
20/11/2013  Wang, Patrick (Bao Fa)  Moyle, Allan  Wednesday  7:30 PM  Encourage greater use of preventative voice.   
22/11/2013  Mpota, Kasseka  Reinshagen, Lee  Friday Night  7:00 pm  You look great out on the court just make your hand signals stronger, take your time with your calls and don't forget to point which direction the ball is going when you blow your whistle . You did a good job making calls that your partner was missing but there were more calls that you could have made as well. Don't forget your count especially in the back court and when passing the ball in. Your voice is terrific and your movement on the base line in lead and in trail is also good. When you are in lead you don't need to signal the 3 point shot to the bench.    
22/11/2013  Eddy, Graeme  Reinshagen, Lee  Friday Night  9:00 pm  Try not to run backwards in transition and stand on the outside of the player when administering the ball at the start of the half. When in trail please call the travels - I know there were a lot during the game but try and call all the obvious ones. Please make sure you switch at the appropriate times. A good job covering for your young inexperienced partner.  02/07/2018 
22/11/2013  Burke-Deactivated, Nicole  Reinshagen, Lee  Friday Night  8:00 pm  Please don't worry about the possession arrow on Friday nights let the scorers take care of it. Made all the right calls and covered for your inexperienced partner.  19/07/2014 
22/11/2013  Burke-Deactivated, Aaron  Reinshagen, Lee  Friday Night  7:00 pm  Try and get in the habit of using your voice to deter some of the contact happening. When you are in trail be sure to focus on the travels as there were a lot occurring on the Dandenong team which were missed. You need to move around more in lead and trail instead of staying in the same position so you can see through the gaps and in transition try and get closer to the players to call any fouls in the back court. In trail you are also back pedalling when the shot goes up instead of penetrating.   
22/11/2013  Parker, Brittani  Reinshagen, Lee  Friday Night  9:00 pm  Try not to ball watch so you can focus on calling the fouls in your area. Try not to stand still but move over to he gaps instead of leaning. You have a great strong signal when you call the foul but when making the call from lead don't go all the way around the outside of the key but straight to the bench. Make sure you point which direction the ball is going when you make a call so your partner knows which way to go. When you are in trail it is your responsibility to call the travels so try and establish the pivot foot. In trail you are standing up too high and you need to penetrate when the shot goes up and look for any contact over the back.  24/11/2013 
22/11/2013  Bould, Adam  Reinshagen, Lee  Friday Night  8:00 pm  Try to focus on your own areas, as you were ball watching I feel you missed a lot of calls. You were on with a very strong partner but you need to get in the habit of blowing your whzistle at the same time to get yourself into the game. Make your counting signals stronger and also your hand signals and you will look more creditable. Your trail position is brilliant and you were penetrating on the shots - fabulous! Don't forget to raise your arm when you blow the out of court violation.  23/11/2014 
23/11/2013  D'Addario, Robert  Manhire, Allan  Saturday  11:50 AM  I believe you have fitness but at this time for some reason you are not putting in to the best of your ability. You will not improve unless you are prepared to run, make position and adjust when needed.  29/11/2013 
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