How to Report a Yellow or Red Card
Watch the video tutorial on how to log into the Incident Reporting site and submit a report on a yellow or red card.
Recent SCRRS articles ↓
How to download and confirm player rosters and CIPP
Posted by Website Adminstration Team on January 10th, 2011Watch the video tutorial on how to download and confirm player rosters and CIPP numbers.
Please note: a referee’s personal CIPP coverage is in jeopardy if they referee a match for a club that is not CIPP’d. Low CIPP player counts are a trickier issue, as clubs tend to CIPP players right up until the night before a match. But it should be a red flag for you to confirm at the field.
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SCRRS Process for Red Cards
Posted by Website Adminstration Team on January 8th, 2011By Steve Vent
SCRFU disciplinary committee chairman
During the match
1. Witness the red card infraction. Keep in mind that this is a serious matter, and if you do not actually witness the incident or get the word from your assistant referee as to what happened, do not issue a red card – your creditability is at stake.
Charging into the ruck
Posted by IRB Laws on January 3rd, 2011Players entering a ruck must do so in accordance with the Laws of the Game. Referees are reminded that appropriate binding is a requirement, and charging into a ruck is dangerous play and must be penalised as such. Read More →
Training: Acceleration, Speed and Conditioning
Posted by RefsFromChair on December 29th, 2010
Before you begin any of these sessions it is important that you spend at least 10-minutes warming up and getting your body ready to work at the intensity required during these sessions.
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