Ref Base – Video Evaluations
Evaluator Email
mario.o.garcia@gmail.com
Date / Time of Match
03/09/2025 8:00 AM
Field Location of Match
SC 1 S
Evaluator Name
Mario Oscar Garcia
Referee Name
Kayliegh Cameron
Positioning/Movement
2 = Satisfactory
Decision Making/Rules Application
2 = Satisfactory
Interaction with Team
2 = Satisfactory
Signaling:
2 = Satisfactory
Positioning/Movement Comments
Kaleigh demonstrated satisfactory positioning throughout the game, maintaining good awareness of play and making solid decisions.
Opportunities for Growth:
Anticipation & Positioning:
Kaleigh has the fitness, stamina, and ability to stay close to play, and she can further elevate her positioning by anticipating play rather than simply reacting to it. Developing this skill will allow her to stay ahead of the action and be in optimal positions for key decisions.
As she continues to officiate higher-level matches, these will naturally improve, helping her refine movement patterns that keep her engaged, out of the passing lines, and in the best possible position to make accurate calls.
Opportunities for Growth:
Anticipation & Positioning:
Kaleigh has the fitness, stamina, and ability to stay close to play, and she can further elevate her positioning by anticipating play rather than simply reacting to it. Developing this skill will allow her to stay ahead of the action and be in optimal positions for key decisions.
As she continues to officiate higher-level matches, these will naturally improve, helping her refine movement patterns that keep her engaged, out of the passing lines, and in the best possible position to make accurate calls.
Decision Making/Rules Application: Comments
The referee demonstrated a solid understanding of the rules and made well-thought-out decisions throughout the match. There was a brief period at the beginning of the second half where some decisions appeared inconsistent, but she did a good job readjusting and setting her foul threshold effectively as the game progressed.
Opportunities for Growth:
KMI – 39:15 (Key Match Incident):
A foul inside the penalty area was missed. Upon reviewing the footage, it seems that positioning played a role, as the referee was further from the play in a standing position and may have had a blocked view. While players and coaches understood that this was a scrimmage, in an official match, such moments could impact game control. A key takeaway is to stay closer to play, particularly in the penalty area, to improve decision-making confidence and credibility in critical moments.
Goal Kick Offenses (IFAB Law 16.2 – Offenses and Sanctions):
There’s an opportunity to strengthen the enforcement of goal kick rules. During the game, a player twice challenged for the ball while still inside the penalty area. The referee correctly identified the first instance and addressed it with the player. However, the second occurrence went unnoticed by both the AR and referee, resulting in a goal. In future matches, reinforcing awareness of these situations and applying the correct sanctions will enhance match control and fairness. (Refer to Key Moments for details.)
Opportunities for Growth:
KMI – 39:15 (Key Match Incident):
A foul inside the penalty area was missed. Upon reviewing the footage, it seems that positioning played a role, as the referee was further from the play in a standing position and may have had a blocked view. While players and coaches understood that this was a scrimmage, in an official match, such moments could impact game control. A key takeaway is to stay closer to play, particularly in the penalty area, to improve decision-making confidence and credibility in critical moments.
Goal Kick Offenses (IFAB Law 16.2 – Offenses and Sanctions):
There’s an opportunity to strengthen the enforcement of goal kick rules. During the game, a player twice challenged for the ball while still inside the penalty area. The referee correctly identified the first instance and addressed it with the player. However, the second occurrence went unnoticed by both the AR and referee, resulting in a goal. In future matches, reinforcing awareness of these situations and applying the correct sanctions will enhance match control and fairness. (Refer to Key Moments for details.)
Signaling Coments
Excellent mechanics when signaling key decisions such as throw-ins, goal kicks, fouls, and offside calls. Your signals were clear, confident, and well-executed, which is a strong asset to your officiating.
Opportunities for Growth
To further strengthen your presence on the field, consider practicing your signaling when deciding not to call a foul—especially in critical areas like the penalty box or in front of the benches. A clear, confident "no foul" signal helps communicate your decision effectively to players, coaches, and spectators, reducing unnecessary confusion or dissent.
Opportunities for Growth
To further strengthen your presence on the field, consider practicing your signaling when deciding not to call a foul—especially in critical areas like the penalty box or in front of the benches. A clear, confident "no foul" signal helps communicate your decision effectively to players, coaches, and spectators, reducing unnecessary confusion or dissent.
Interaction with Team Comments
Good interaction with both players and referee team. Excellent job making eye contact with AR's throughout the game
Comments for the Assignor (will not get sent to mentee)
Kaleigh is definitely a strong candidate to start officiating higher-level matches. She has a solid presence on the field and demonstrates a clear interest in developing her refereeing skills. Her commitment to improvement is evident, and with the right guidance, she has great potential to advance.
Opportunities for Growth:
Feedback Implementation & Mentorship:
It will be beneficial to monitor how Kaleigh processes and applies feedback and determine if she is receptive to it. Pairing her with more experienced referees will provide valuable learning opportunities, allowing her to refine her foul selection, game management, and positioning.
Adapting to Game Speed & Positioning:
The speed of play in this match seemed to catch her off guard, she was frequently trailing the ball rather than staying ahead of play. This is a common challenge when moving into faster-paced games, and it can be addressed by:
1. Gaining more experience in high-intensity matches.
2. Working on anticipation skills to read the game earlier.
3. Transitioning sooner to find optimal positioning.
Key Match Incidents (KMIs):
In this scrimmage, three KMIs were missed. While this did not have significant consequences in this setting, in a regular season game, coaches may be more vocal about such situations. Continued work on positioning, learning and applying the rules, and game awareness will help reduce these occurrences and enhance game control.
Opportunities for Growth:
Feedback Implementation & Mentorship:
It will be beneficial to monitor how Kaleigh processes and applies feedback and determine if she is receptive to it. Pairing her with more experienced referees will provide valuable learning opportunities, allowing her to refine her foul selection, game management, and positioning.
Adapting to Game Speed & Positioning:
The speed of play in this match seemed to catch her off guard, she was frequently trailing the ball rather than staying ahead of play. This is a common challenge when moving into faster-paced games, and it can be addressed by:
1. Gaining more experience in high-intensity matches.
2. Working on anticipation skills to read the game earlier.
3. Transitioning sooner to find optimal positioning.
Key Match Incidents (KMIs):
In this scrimmage, three KMIs were missed. While this did not have significant consequences in this setting, in a regular season game, coaches may be more vocal about such situations. Continued work on positioning, learning and applying the rules, and game awareness will help reduce these occurrences and enhance game control.
Referee Email
keeperkrc@msn.com
Is this form complete?
Yes
Positioning along touchline during active play and staying at the offside line
Position at corner for signaling GK or CK
Accuracy when signaling offside:
Comment on offside signaling
Correct mechanics when signaling for offside
Accuracy when signaling throw-ins
Correct mechanics when signaling throw-ins
Comment on throw-in signaling
Proper hand for carrying the flag when not signaling:
Accuracy and mechanics when signaling fouls in AR’s area:
Accuracy and mechanics when signaling GK and CK
Positioning for a Penalty Kick
4-PK Did Not Occur
Made eye contact with Referee/AR when needed:
1 = Good
Did the referee have the proper jersey and badge and was the jersey tucked in an worn approriatley
Yes
Did the referee wear black shorts
Yes
Did the referee wear black socks that were pulled up just below the knee
Yes
Uniform/Appearance comments
N/A
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Assignor's Password
DCSL24
Entered Into Ref Base
Comments for the Referee
I see great potential in Kaleigh as a referee. She has good mechanics, good game presence, and a clear commitment to improving her officiating skills. I appreciate her ability to adjust and learn from in-game experiences, and her fitness and stamina allow her to keep up with the demands of the game.
As she starts officiating higher-level matches, I encourage her to focus on anticipating play rather than reacting to it. This will help her stay ahead of the action and improve her positioning. Working with more experienced referees will also be beneficial in refining her foul selection, game management, and decision-making under pressure.
While she handled the match well overall, I noticed that the speed of play caught her off guard at times, leading to moments where she was trailing the ball. This is something she can improve by gaining more experience in faster-paced matches and working on proactive movement to maintain optimal positioning.
Kaleigh is on the right path, and with continued mentorship and game experience, I have no doubt that she will develop into a highly effective referee at higher levels. I look forward to seeing her progress and continuing to support her growth!
As she starts officiating higher-level matches, I encourage her to focus on anticipating play rather than reacting to it. This will help her stay ahead of the action and improve her positioning. Working with more experienced referees will also be beneficial in refining her foul selection, game management, and decision-making under pressure.
While she handled the match well overall, I noticed that the speed of play caught her off guard at times, leading to moments where she was trailing the ball. This is something she can improve by gaining more experience in faster-paced matches and working on proactive movement to maintain optimal positioning.
Kaleigh is on the right path, and with continued mentorship and game experience, I have no doubt that she will develop into a highly effective referee at higher levels. I look forward to seeing her progress and continuing to support her growth!
Position of Referee being evaluated
CR
Are you evaluating yourself or someone else?
Someone Else
Link to video
Key moments (to also be included in referee education)
Time
Time
Time
39:15 Fist Half
Description of the momentsPenalty Kick -A foul inside the penalty area was missed. When an attacker is in possession of the ball inside the penalty area, it's crucial for the referee to actively adjust their position to maintain the best possible angle of view. Standing still should only occur when already in an optimal position to make a decision. Otherwise, referees should move dynamically—either closing in on the play or adjusting their angle—to improve their line of sight and ensure accuracy in decision-making. Keep working on reading the play and positioning yourself proactively!
Time
38:25 First Half
Description of the momentsGoal Kick violation: Attacker challenged for the ball while inside the penalty area. Game should have been stopped, player warned, and goal kick retaken
Time
15:45 Second half
Description of the momentsGoal Kick violation: During the goal kick, an attacking player challenged for the ball while still inside the penalty area. This violation was not identified by the center referee or the assistant referee, and the
attacking team ultimately scored a goal, which has a direct impact in the momentum of the game. According to the Laws of the Game, play should have been stopped, the goal kick retaken, and the player warned or cautioned if it was a repeated offense.
Learning Opportunity: After issuing a warning for this tactic in the first half, the referee could have remained vigilant and communicated with the ARs during halftime to be on the lookout for similar situations. Proactive teamwork and clear communication can help identify and manage such tactics more effectively.
Time
39:15 Fist Half
Description of the moments
Penalty Kick -A foul inside the penalty area was missed. When an attacker is in possession of the ball inside the penalty area, it's crucial for the referee to actively adjust their position to maintain the best possible angle of view. Standing still should only occur when already in an optimal position to make a decision. Otherwise, referees should move dynamically—either closing in on the play or adjusting their angle—to improve their line of sight and ensure accuracy in decision-making. Keep working on reading the play and positioning yourself proactively!
Match Number
0000
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Message to Referee to invite them to meeting
Hi Kaleigh,
If you're available, I’d like to meet with you to go over your evaluation and review some clips from the game. This will be a great opportunity for us to discuss how you read the game, analyze key plays together, and ensure my feedback is valuable to you. Let me know a time that works for you!
Looking forward to our discussion.
If you're available, I’d like to meet with you to go over your evaluation and review some clips from the game. This will be a great opportunity for us to discuss how you read the game, analyze key plays together, and ensure my feedback is valuable to you. Let me know a time that works for you!
Looking forward to our discussion.
Is this a youth Referee?
No
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Entry Update Date
April 25, 2025