For additional information, please contact Patrick Pretty, 10528 Pleasant Valley Road, Cedarburg, WI 53012. Phone/fax is (262) 675-2605, or Nebraska Association officials chairman Mike Maryott at mmaryott@midmechanic.com.

Individual entry form – Non-club athletes only.

May 6 - Wings of Omaha Invitational at Omaha Northwest Information Results
May 13 - Lincoln Youth Track Club Invitational at Nebraska Wesleyan Information Results
May 20 - Flyers Throws Festival at Omaha Burke Information and registration form Team manager file
Month of May - Nebraska USATF Developmental Meets Information
May 26 - Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands Invitational at Boys & Girls Club, 2610 Hamilton St. Information Team Manager file
June 2 - Nebraska Association Youth Athletics Championships at Omaha Benson Information
June 9 - Pawnee City Invitational Information
June 9-10 - Nebraska Association Multi-Event Championships at TBD
June 16-17 - Nebraska Association Junior Olympics at Omaha Burke Information
June 23 - Bellevue Breeze Invitational at Bellevue East
June 26-July 1 – USATF Youth Athletics National Championships at Arlington, Texas – Information
July 5-8 - USATF Region 8 Junior Olympics at Oshkosh, Wisc. Schedule Passport
July 23-29 - USATF National Junior Olympics Championships at Morgan State University, Baltimore – Information

NEW – Each certification level is subject to review each Olympiad. Officials inactive or minimally active during the previous Olympiad may have a specific skill area or their entire certification level reduced by one level.

No matter what level you’re applying for, you have to pass the test, fill out an application and pay $35 to Nebraska Association USATF once per Olympiad. The current one is 2009-12, so if you haven’t done these things the past two years, chances are your certification has expired.

You also need to be a USATF member each year and must have a 2011 membership before officials chairman Mike Maryott can get you certified. Here’s what is required to be certified at each level:

Association Level:
– Attend yearly clinic
– Officiate a minimum of two meets per year (USATF, high school, NCAA)
National Level:
– Attend yearly clinic
– Be an association-level official for a minimum of two years (subject to review, if outstanding official)
– Officiate a minimum of four meets per year
– Include resume from previous two years (USA, high school, NCAA)
Master Level:
– Attend and participate in clinics yearly
– Be a national level officials for a minimum of two years (subject to review, if outstanding official)
– Officiate a minimum of six meets per year
a. Any and all levels (USA, high school, NCAA)
b. Should be a chief judge at 25 percent of meets worked
– Two letters of recommendation from meet directors or head officials
– Resume from previous three years

Please visit the USATF.org Web site for applications and test under resources for officials. To get the USA membership, go to the Membership section of this Web site and click become a member on left hand side.

Send your application, appropriate paperwork for level request, a picture (unless we have picture on file) and current USA membership to mikedmaryott@hotmail.com. You can also contact Mike at that address for additional information.

For more officials information, please visit this page on the USATF national web site – http://www.usatf.org/groups/Officials/