Stay in the Game. Become an Official.
Officiating offers a rewarding way to stay connected to the sports you love, support student-athletes and make a lasting impact on competition. Whether you’re a former student-athlete or exploring a new opportunity, discover how to get involved in sports officiating.
Make an Impact Through Officiating
Officials play an essential role in creating fair, safe and competitive environments for student-athletes. Beyond enforcing the rules, officiating provides opportunities to build leadership skills, stay active and give back to the sports community.
Continue your involvement in the sports you love
Connect with fellow officials and sports professionals
Strengthen leadership, communication and decision-making
Support student-athletes and fair competition
Get Started in Officiating
There are several ways to begin your officiating journey. Whether you’re interested in youth, high school or college sports, these resources can help you explore opportunities and take the next step.
From Player to Official
Your connection to sports doesn’t have to end when your playing career does. The NCAA Player to Ref Program helps current and former student-athletes explore officiating opportunities and take their first steps toward becoming officials.
Through the program, interested individuals can connect with officiating resources and explore training opportunities based on their experience.
Officiating Resources
Find tools, guidance and resources to support officiating development, recruitment and NCAA competition.
Access registration information, training, safety guidance and officiating tools.
• 2026-28 Registration Fees and Dates
• Background Check Information
Explore campaign materials to help promote officiating and recruit new officials.
Find officiating policies, reform initiatives and best practices for NCAA schools and conferences.
• Division II, Division III and Single-Sport Conference Reform Summary
• Division II, Division III and Single-Sport Conference Reform FAQ
Coordinator of Officials
Connect with NCAA officiating coordinators and find sport-specific contact information.