Coaches and Officials - In order to receive clinic credit in a particular sport, you must complete the clinic for that sport by the date listed. For credit to be recorded, you must watch the entire presentation and fill out an attendence form that will be presented at the end of the presentation. However, after the clinic deadline has passed, the attendance form will no longer appear.
If you are having trouble viewing the clinic presentations, try these troubleshooting tips.
We have had many clinic confirmation emails bounce back to us due to incorrect email addresses or spam filters. There are also some email providers that are routing certain emails from our email server to Spam folders. If you did not receive a confirmation email, please check your Spam folder. You can also send an email to clinics@ghsa.net and we will resend the confirmation or route it to another address.
Please retain your confirmation email as this is your proof that you completed the clinic.
The following online rules clinics are available - click on the clinic title to start the presentation.
The GHSA is proud to be able to once again provide this referee training video for 2009-2010.
Click here to download a copy of this video.
(Right-Click on the link and select Save Target As... or Save Link As... in order to save the video file.)
It may be necessary to install the DivX codec in order to view the downloaded video (.avi) file.
Accountability in all sports contests has been heightened in recent years because of the “scrutiny” that recording and playing back every contest has created. The performances of players, coaches and game officials are being viewed and reviewed. As such, game officials must maintain a high level of competency, and expect to be held accountable for their performance and behavior. The Georgia High School Association’s Accountability in Officiating Program will attempt to institute a program in which the level of competent high school officiating will be enhanced in every contest sanctioned by the GHSA.