Kitsap Peninsula Adult Pee Wee Association

GAME DAY GUIDELINES

1.   Parking spots will be reserved for all officials. If 2 or 3 games at a site, 3 spots (1 crew). If more than 3 games, 6 parking spots (2 crews) are required. This will eliminate the 2nd crew of officials having to park a distance from the field.

2.   It is RECOMMENDED the HOME team game manager meet the officials at their parking spots and required to keep parking available for the 2nd crew (if applicable).

3.   The VISITING game manager will introduce themselves to the home team game manager, and to the officials. IT is recommended that this be done before officials meet with the head coaches. If it is not done before the meeting with the coach, the officials will ask head coach for their game manager and the game will not start until introduction of game manager and the Referee knows the game manager is aware of their responsibility.

4.   IT is recommended (or if requested by the Referee) that the game managers (HOME and VISITOR) will check with the officials at halftime for any possible problems.

5.   After the game, if requested by the officials, the game manager will walk with the officials to their cars and stay with them until the officials have driven away.

GAME MANAGER DUTIES

1.   Assist the head coach in keeping sideline control in conformance with the Pee Wee code of Conduct. Request, coaches, parents and fans not conforming to the Pee Wee Code of Conduct, to leave the game site. Ensure that any Coach, parent, or fan that is ejected leaves the field. Call 911 as required to remove any coach, parent or fan from the field. Note the name(s) of the coach, parent or fan, and forward to Central Council and the Peninsula Football Officials Association (PFOA)

2.   Assist the game referee as requested, either directly or via the head coach. Ensure no coach accosts any official before, during or after any game. Note the name(s) of any person attempting to do so and forward to Central Council and PFOA

3.   Game managers shall not engage in any conduct that violates the spirit, intent or the written word of the Pew Wee code of Conduct. Game managers walk the sideline and set a good example for all parents and fans