CLIENT RULES - MISCONDUCT REPORTS
Tips to Writing Good Misconduct Reports
It is extremely important that Misconduct Reports are written concisely and describe to the reviewer exactly what occurred. Also, an incorrectly written Misconduct Report can be disregarded by a Disciplinary Committee upon appeal by either the player or coach.
Therefore, best practices includes using the phraseology exactly as it is contained in the Laws of the Game. For example, it is better to state "The attacker was tripped from the side by defender #24 (M.J. Didit) in a reckless manner" rather than "The attacker was tripped by the defender and fell".
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Therefore, best practices includes using the phraseology exactly as it is contained in the Laws of the Game. For example, it is better to state "The attacker was tripped from the side by defender #24 (M.J. Didit) in a reckless manner" rather than "The attacker was tripped by the defender and fell".
Click here to see more good examples and read more about how to prepare a good Misconduct Report.
Field Chart
So that you can more accurately describe the location of the misconduct, download the field chart figure (shown below) by clicking here.
WSYSA Misconduct Reports
WSYSA requires that a Misconduct Report be filed for EVERY Caution and Send Off that occurs during a match. Misconduct Reports are filed online through the ArbiterSports website where the Referee records the scoring results of the match.
In addition, for Send Offs, you must call Dave Braun (509.942.9616) as soon as you can after the match and describe to him what occurred.
In addition, for Send Offs, you must call Dave Braun (509.942.9616) as soon as you can after the match and describe to him what occurred.
IAL - District 6 Misconduct Reports
IAL-District 6 requires that a Misconduct Report be filed for EVERY Caution and Send Off that occurs during a match. They use the same form as WSYSA, but it is not done online.
Download the Misconduct Report form by clicking here and email the completed form to Dave Braun within 24 hours after the match ends.
In addition, for Send Offs, you must call Dave Braun (509.942.9616) as soon as you can after the match and describe to him what occurred.
Download the Misconduct Report form by clicking here and email the completed form to Dave Braun within 24 hours after the match ends.
In addition, for Send Offs, you must call Dave Braun (509.942.9616) as soon as you can after the match and describe to him what occurred.
WOA Misconduct Reports
WIAA requires that "Conduct Reports" only be filed for players who receive a "RED CARD". The form to be used is online and is obtained by logging into the WOA website (click here). The image on the left shows once you log in. Select the TCSRA hyperlink under the Conduct Report heading to get to the online Report (image on the right).
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Call Dave Braun (509.942.9616) immediately when you get home after the match and then fill out the Conduct Report within 24 hours after the match.