Seth May

*OBRA Officials Training, 2014*

Salem, Oregon

We are pleased to announce an upcoming OBRA officials training for new and
novice officials. If you have ever thought about becoming a cycling
official, now is your opportunity to get introductory training. We will be
covering core material as well as material specific to referees and judges.
Through both classroom instruction and break-out sessions, you will learn
the basic skills need to officiate at OBRA events.

Every OBRA team needs to have at least one team member who is a trained
official.

*Who is a Referee? *A referee is the person in the car following the
racers, enforcing rules, and making things happen. Referees organize the
race starts and do the bulk of the communication with the riders.

*Who is a Judge?*
A judge is the person at the finish-line. They are responsible for tracking
and placing riders, scoring, timing, generating and posting results.

*What:*
OBRA Officials Training. We will be focused on training officials to work
road and mountain events. This will prepare officials to work road races,
stage races (criterium, time trials, road races, and mountain bike events).

*When:*
Saturday, February 1, 2014, 10am - 4pm.

*Where:*
Salem, Oregon. The training will be held at the Kroc Center, 1865 Bill Frey
Dr. NE, Salem.

*Who: *This training is for new and novice officials. We will be training
both referees and judges.

*How do I Register:*
When registering for this training, please select either referee or judge
(not both). There will be no charge for this training.

To register, please sign up at http://obra.org/events/22328/register

For more information, please contact Seth May (sethmay@gmail.com).

Seth May

OBRA Officials Training, 2013
Salem, Oregon

We are pleased to announce an upcoming OBRA officials training for new and
novice officials. If you have ever thought about becoming a cycling
official, now is your opportunity to get introductory training. We will be
covering core material as well as material specific to referees and judges.
Through both classroom instruction and an break-out sessions, you will learn
the basic skills need to officiate at OBRA events.

This year, we will also be adding basic equipment reviews and training for
mountain bike race officials.

Every OBRA team needs to have at least one team member who is a trained
official.

Who is a Referee?
A referee is the person in the car following the racers, enforcing rules,
and making things happen. Referees organize the race starts and do the bulk
of the communication with the riders.

Who is a Judge?
A judge is the person at the finish-line. They are responsible for tracking
and placing riders, scoring, timing, generating and posting results.

What:
OBRA Officials Training. We will be focused on training officials to work
road and mountain events. This will prepare officials to work road races,
stage races (criterium, time trials, and road races).

When:
Saturday, February 2, 2013, 10am - 4pm.

Where:
Salem, Oregon. The training will be held at the Kroc Center, 1865 Bill Frey
Dr. NE, Salem.

Who:
This training is for new and novice officials. We will be training both
referees and judges.

How do I Register:
When registering for this training, please select either referee or judge
(not both). There will be no charge for this training.

To register, please sign up at http://obra.org/events/21520/register

For more information, please contact Seth May (sethmay@gmail.com).

Seth May

OBRA Officials Training, 2012
Salem, Oregon

We are pleased to announce an upcoming OBRA officials training for new and
novice officials. If you have ever thought about becoming a cycling
official, now is your opportunity to get introductory training. We will be
covering core material as well as material specific to referees and judges.
Through both classroom instruction and an break-out sessions, you will learn
the basic skills need to officiate at OBRA events.

This year, we will also be adding basic equipment reviews and training for
mountain bike race officials.

Every OBRA team needs to have at least one team member who is a trained
official.

Who is a Referee?
A referee is the person in the car following the racers, enforcing rules,
and making things happen. Referees organize the race starts and do the bulk
of the communication with the riders.

Who is a Judge?
A judge is the person at the finish-line. They are responsible for tracking
and placing riders, scoring, timing, generating and posting results.

What:
OBRA Officials Training. We will be focused on training officials to work
road and mountain events. This will prepare officials to work road races,
stage races (criterium, time trials, and road races) and mountain bike
races.

When:
Saturday, February 11, 2012, 10am - 4pm.

Where:
Salem, Oregon. The training will be held at the Kroc Center, 1865 Bill Frey
Dr. NE, Salem.

Who:
This training is for new and novice officials. We will be training both
referees and judges.

How do I Register:
When registering for this training, please select either referee or judge
(not both). There will be no charge for this training.

To register, please sign up at
http://obra.org/events/20366/register

For more information, please contact Seth May (sethmay@gmail.com).

Seth May

*OBRA Officials Training, 2011*
Salem, Oregon

We are pleased to announce an upcoming OBRA officials training for new
and novice officials. If you have ever thought about becoming a cycling
official, now is your opportunity to get introductory training. We will
be covering core material as well as material specific to referees and
judges. Through both classroom instruction and an break-out sessions,
you will learn the basic skills need to officiate at OBRA events.

Every OBRA team needs to have at least one team member who is a trained
official.

Who is a Referee?
A referee is the person in the car following the racers, enforcing
rules, and making things happen. Referees organize the race starts and
do the bulk of the communication with the riders.
*
*Who is a Judge?
A judge is the person at the finish-line. They are responsible for
tracking and placing riders, scoring, timing, generating and posting
results.

*What:*
OBRA Officials Training. We will be focused on training officials for
road events. This will prepare officials to work road races and stage
races (criterium, time trials, and road races).

*When: *
February 5, 2011, 10am - 4pm.

*Where:*
Salem, Oregon. The training will be held at the Kroc Center, 1865 Bill
Frey Dr. NE, Salem.

*Who:*
This training is for new and novice officials. We will be training both
referees and judges.

*How do I Register:*
When registering for this training, please select either referee or
judge (not both). There will be no charge for this training.

To register, please sign up at http://obratrainings.eventbrite.com/.

Further information for OBRA Officials can be found at the OBRA Training
Wiki at http://obra.wikidot.com (a work in progress).

For more information, please contact Seth May (sethmay@gmail.com).

Seth May

*OBRA Officials Training, 2010*
Salem, Oregon

We are pleased to announce an upcoming OBRA officials training for new
and novice officials. If you have ever thought about becoming a cycling
official, now is your opportunity to get introductory training. We will
be covering core material as well as material specific to referees and
judges. Through both classroom instruction and an break-out sessions,
you will learn the basic skills need to officiate at OBRA events.

Every OBRA team needs to have at least one team member who is a trained
official.

Who is a Referee?
A referee is the person in the car following the racers, enforcing
rules, and making things happen. Referees organize the race starts and
do the bulk of the communication with the riders.
*
*Who is a Judge?
A judge is the person at the finish-line. They are responsible for
tracking and placing riders, scoring, timing, generating and posting
results.

*What:*
OBRA Officials Training. We will be focused on training officials for
road events. This will prepare officials to work road races and stage
races (criterium, time trials, and road races).

*When: *
February 5, 2011, 10am - 4pm.

*Where:*
Salem, Oregon. The training will be held at the Kroc Center, 1865 Bill
Frey Dr. NE, Salem.

*Who:*
This training is for new and novice officials. We will be training both
referees and judges.

*How do I Register:*
When registering for this training, please select either referee or
judge (not both). There will be no charge for this training.

To register, please sign up at http://obratrainings.eventbrite.com/.

Further information for OBRA Officials can be found at the OBRA Training
Wiki at http://obra.wikidot.com (a work in progress).

For more information, please contact Seth May (sethmay@gmail.com).

Mike Murray

The judges are responsible for producing the results. Referees are responsible running the race; starting the riders, watching for rule infractions, resolving disputes, etc. The responsibilities of the various officials positions are delineated in the OBRA racing rules.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Erik Voldengen
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 14:59:37
To: Seth May
Cc: OBRA
Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Announcement: OBRA Officials Training

I don't really know the difference between referee and judge. Sounds
the same to me.

Which one needs more numbers?

-Erik

On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 10:14 AM, Seth May wrote:
> OBRA Officials Training, 2010
> Salem, Oregon
>
> We are pleased to announce an upcoming OBRA officials training for new and
> novice officials. If you have ever thought about becoming a cycling
> official, now is your opportunity to get introductory training. We will be
> covering core material as well as material specific to referees and judges.
> Through both classroom instruction and an break-out sessions, you will learn
> the basic skills need to officiate at OBRA events. For logistical reasons,
> there will not be a field session.
>
> We request that every OBRA team plan on having at least one team member
> trained to be an official.
>
> What:
> OBRA Officials Training. We will be focused on training officials for road
> events. This will prepare officials to work road races and stage races
> (criterium, time trials, and road races).
>
> When:
> February 6, 2010, 10am - 4pm.
>
> Where:
> Salem, Oregon. The training will be held at the Kroc Center, 1865 Bill Frey
> Dr. NE, Salem.
>
> Who:
> This training is for new and novice officials. We will be training both
> referees and judges.
>
> How to Register:
> There will be no charge for this training. To register, please sign up at
> http://obratrainings.eventbrite.com/. You will need to specify if you are
> planning to train as a referee or a judge. You can not do both at this
> training.
>
> Official's training material can be found on the OBRA Training Wiki at
> http://obra.wikidot.com (a work in progress).
>
> For more information, please contact Seth May (sethmay@gmail.com).
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I don't really know the difference between referee and judge. Sounds
the same to me.

Which one needs more numbers?

-Erik

On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 10:14 AM, Seth May wrote:
> OBRA Officials Training, 2010
> Salem, Oregon
>
> We are pleased to announce an upcoming OBRA officials training for new and
> novice officials. If you have ever thought about becoming a cycling
> official, now is your opportunity to get introductory training. We will be
> covering core material as well as material specific to referees and judges.
> Through both classroom instruction and an break-out sessions, you will learn
> the basic skills need to officiate at OBRA events. For logistical reasons,
> there will not be a field session.
>
> We request that every OBRA team plan on having at least one team member
> trained to be an official.
>
> What:
> OBRA Officials Training. We will be focused on training officials for road
> events. This will prepare officials to work road races and stage races
> (criterium, time trials, and road races).
>
> When:
> February 6, 2010, 10am - 4pm.
>
> Where:
> Salem, Oregon. The training will be held at the Kroc Center, 1865 Bill Frey
> Dr. NE, Salem.
>
> Who:
> This training is for new and novice officials. We will be training both
> referees and judges.
>
> How to Register:
> There will be no charge for this training. To register, please sign up at
> http://obratrainings.eventbrite.com/. You will need to specify if you are
> planning to train as a referee or a judge. You can not do both at this
> training.
>
> Official's training material can be found on the OBRA Training Wiki at
> http://obra.wikidot.com (a work in progress).
>
> For more information, please contact Seth May (sethmay@gmail.com).
> _______________________________________________
> OBRA mailing list
> obra@list.obra.org
> http://list.obra.org/mailman/listinfo/obra
> Unsubscribe: obra-unsubscribe@list.obra.org
>
>

Seth May

*OBRA Officials Training, 2010*
Salem, Oregon

We are pleased to announce an upcoming OBRA officials training for new
and novice officials. If you have ever thought about becoming a cycling
official, now is your opportunity to get introductory training. We will
be covering core material as well as material specific to referees and
judges. Through both classroom instruction and an break-out sessions,
you will learn the basic skills need to officiate at OBRA events. For
logistical reasons, there will not be a field session.

We request that every OBRA team plan on having at least one team member
trained to be an official.

*What:*
OBRA Officials Training. We will be focused on training officials for
road events. This will prepare officials to work road races and stage
races (criterium, time trials, and road races).

*When: *
February 6, 2010, 10am - 4pm.

*Where:*
Salem, Oregon. The training will be held at the Kroc Center, 1865 Bill
Frey Dr. NE, Salem.

*Who:*
This training is for new and novice officials. We will be training both
referees and judges.

*How to Register:*
There will be no charge for this training. To register, please sign up
at http://obratrainings.eventbrite.com/. You will need to specify if you
are planning to train as a referee or a judge. You can not do both at
this training.

Official's training material can be found on the OBRA Training Wiki at
http://obra.wikidot.com (a work in progress).

For more information, please contact Seth May (sethmay@gmail.com).