The Old Dominion Region values the role of officials in maintaining the integrity of the game. We offer:
Training and Certification:
Programs to become a certified volleyball official.
Resources:
Access to rules, interpretations, and officiating opportunities.
- USA Volleyball Officials’ Resources (content maintained by USAV)
- USA Volleyball Rulebooks and Interpretations (content maintained by USAV)
Forms:
Necessary documentation for officials.
Volleyball referees are essential to the sport, ensuring fair play and smooth matches. Becoming a referee offers numerous personal benefits:
Flexible Scheduling:
Referees can set their own schedules, making it an ideal side hustle or part-time job.Competitive Pay:
Entry-level referees earn an average of $20–$35 per match, with opportunities to work multiple matches in a day.Training and Mentorship:
Referees receive training and mentorship from experienced officials, enhancing their knowledge and confidence.
Currently, there’s a national shortage of sports officials, including volleyball referees. This shortage is felt across all levels, from youth to high school sports.
Compared to other sports, volleyball officiating offers unique advantages:
Indoor Environment:
Referees work indoors, avoiding weather-related cancellations and discomfort. Year-Round Opportunities:
With various leagues and tournaments, referees can find consistent work throughout the year. Joining the ranks of volleyball referees not only supports the sport but also provides personal growth, community involvement, and financial rewards.
Are you interested in becoming a referee? We’re excited to have you! Please review the document below to get started: