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Marco Pantanella is the director of refereeing at the Concordia Regional Soccer Association of Montreal. He spoke to Andrew Carter about how to deal with abuse of young referees.
EPISODE 133 (CFFC) (11/8/23)
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Welcome to the Coaching Knife when we cut to the root of the matter. In this episode, we speak to Beccie Kettleborough, a Somerset RFU referee.
Focusing on why it is hard to be a female referee we are going to cut to the root on why men don’t seem to take women’s referees seriously.
Beccie plays for Dings Crusaders and is a member of the Somerset Referee’s society
Her philosophy: I currently volunteer within my team as a link between players and management, helping to drive the team in the right direction and to establish a club that has value, honesty and integrity, a team everyone can be part of.
You can contact her through Somerset Referee Society or Instagram Rebecca_rugbyref
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Welcome to the coaching knife when we cut to the root of the matter. In this episode, we speak to Simon Smith, referee and referee coach for 29 years. Focusing on resilience to be a referee, we are going to cut to the root on how you can control a game when the teams are not invested in fair play.
I’m delighted that Simon agreed to join us. He was attacked while refereeing and the injuries mean that sometimes he may stutter. That doesn’t mean I didn't ask tough questions though!
Simon has been refereeing for 29 years, via Hampshire …and now in Australia, and works in HR.
His philosophy is to enable others to achieve their potential, at whatever level that might be.
You can find him at the RugbyReferees.net community on Facebook.
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SHOW NOTES:
3:00 – deciding to be a teacher when in middle school
4:10 – as a teenage dad, deciding to be a good father
6:00 – your support system is your true family
6:40 – fairness, love, respect – Hightower family and blood family
7:50 – homeless, couch surfing, and fourteen schools
8:20 – road to success is very hard
8:35 – choices, decisions, and consequences – life!
9:45 – June 2, 2017 – everything changes
10:45 – delivering newspapers for the AJC, seven days a week, eleven years
11:40 – Be More! – be a teacher
12:45 – managing priorities – keep the main thing the main thing
13:25 – if you want to gain, you have to take some things away
14:40 – if you bring work home, home can become work
16:30 – doing something for myself, for the first time
17:00 – this is meant for me because it’s happening to me
17:30 – I never thought I would be on anyone’s podcast
17:50 – meet your blessing halfway
19:40 – Mr. Ron Kitchens
20:20 – students, technology, and physical activity
21:45 – favorite sports
23:15 – involving all students in physical education – opportunities to learn and lead
24:45 – stamina – custodian and PE teacher
25:30 – communicating with students- providing guidance and encouragement
26:15 – anything you set your mind to, you can do it
26:25 – if you want good, you can have good
26:45 – minimal surprises, but with kindergarten…
27:45 – seeing growth and development of students
28:30- teaching or learning, which is most important?
29:10 – great teachers listen and learn
29:50 – other teachers – Ms. Stanford, Ms. Sherwood, Ms. Ware, Ms. Peeples, Ms. Dumars, Ms. Wilson
31:20 – if you want something, go after it
32:00 – thanks for listening to my story
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GSU PETE (Physical Education Teacher Education) department
Good Morning America – ABC news
Steve on Watch (show, Steve Harvey)
Professional Association of Georgia Educators
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In this episode of First to 15, we're joined by Laura Decker, one of the top fencing referees in the country and regularly chosen to officiate at the highest levels of national and international competition.
She was recently the lone American referee at the 2022 Fencing World Championships in Cairo, Egypt.
Laura graduated from Caltech, where she was the first female fencer from that school to qualify for the NCAA Championships. She still competes in saber alongside her role as one of the world’s most respected officials.
In this episode, we asked Laura how she became a referee, how she keeps her officiating skills sharp and the "feedback" she gets from coaches and fencers while refereeing.
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First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA Fencing
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Dan speaks to RFU national panel referee Adam Wookey about age grade tackle height changes, ball carrier height laws plus the new 50:22 and drop outs instead of 5m scrums being trialled at international rugby.
They discuss:
Links to the Laws
From The Rugby Paper on 50:22 and 5m scrums
From the RFU on tackle height and the ball carrier dip experiment
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Host Phil Llewellyn with guests review some of the many great podcasts, books, articles and webinars from the last week.
This week's guests:
John Lawn, head of game development, RFU, Dusty Miller, a performance mentor at the English Institute of Sport and John Widdowson, match official development officer with England Rugby.
The team pick out the key takeaways from each piece of great content and say how to use it on the pitch, at all the levels of the game.
This week's content:
WHAT YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED
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Dan Cottrell catches up with John Widdowson, described by Phil Llewellyn as the coach observer he is most scared of...in a good way.
John is a Match Official Development Officer for the RFU. He is a RFU level 4 coaching qualification and has been a pathway coach and age-grade coach. He is also a World Rugby Trainer/RFU Senior Developer/ Mentor delivering a full range of CPD Coach/Referee education courses and support services. And he is currently a PhD student with the University of Edinburgh.
We discussed the following areas:
If you want to drop John a line, his email is: john.widdowson@hotmail.co.uk
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Great discussion about referee's, refereeing, parents, players, and coaches. With Ali Hacock who has been refereeing for 26+ years at the youth and college level.
Tyler and Devon talk about USL Championship. Reviewing Week 16 and previewing Week 17. The lads also discuss referring from the Women's World Cup all the way to USL Championship.
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