2012 Basketball Clinic
NOV3 3-Track Concept: Track 1 for new officials, Track 2 for 2-person mechanics and Track 3 for 3-person mechanics. You can switch tracks throughout the day. Doors open at 7:00 AM and clinic starts at 8:30 AM. The clinic is hosted by Hoffman Estates High School, 1100 W. Higgins Road, in Hoffman Estates, IL. Registrations received after Oct 28th and at the door are $45.
Experienced Instructors: Most instructors are IHSA Certified Clinicians or officials who have worked IHSA State Finals. The IHSA has implemented some mechanics changes that will be presented at the clinic. All current rules changes and mechanics changes will be covered throughout the day.
Game Assignments: Bring your schedule, meet the assignment chairmen and pick up some games at the assignment table in the south hall. Most Chicago area conferences will be represented.
Equipment Vendors: Honig’s Official’s Supply, Gerry Davis and Official’s Call will be present to sell officiating equipment from 7:00 AM to 1:30 PM. Try it on before you buy and get the latest in official’s gear only at IACO.
Continental Breakfast and Hot Buffet Luncheon: Also included in the registration fee is a gift from IACO to the first 400 through the door.
Session with IHSA Rules Interpreter: IACO Clinic Chairman, Fred Allman will present rule changes, editorial changes and clarifications, and points of emphasis. Fred’s presentation will NOT satisfy the IHSA Rules Meeting requirement. YOU MUST VIEW THE ONLINE RULES MEETING TO RECEIVE CREDIT.
2012 Basketball Training Class
The New Officials Basketball Class prepares the participant to officiate high school basketball games. The 7 week course includes classroom instruction on the rules of the high school basketball game and appropriate officiating mechanics. Appropriate officiating philosophy for high school is also discussed. The class provides sufficient training to obtain a basketball officiating license from the State of Illinois.
| Date : | Mondays, September 24th, 2012 – November 5th (7 weeks) |
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| Time : | 7:00-9:00pm |
| Location : | Lisle High School – Lisle Montini Catholic High School – Lombard |
2012 Football Clinic
Saturday August 11th, 2012
Multi-Level Concept: The IACO Football Officials Clinic is divided into experience levels. New officials should attend the Level 1 Clinic. Experienced officials should attend the Level 2 Clinic.
Experienced Speakers: Most speakers are Certified IHSA football officials with playoff experience. Many are also Certified IHSA Football Clinicians.
Game Assignments: Local football assignment chairs have been invited to be present. Take the opportunity to introduce yourself to the people who do the hiring. And remember to bring your calendar with the dates you are available to officiate.
On-Field Experience: The best way to learn is by “doing it.” In addition to classroom sessions, Level 1 Clinic officials will spend time “on the field” officiating simulated plays and learning proper mechanics under the guidance of experienced officials.
Equipment Vendors: Beginning at 7:00 AM, Honig’s Whistle Stop, Gerry Davis Sports and The Official Call will have officiating equipment for sale… often at special clinic discount prices. Stock-up before the season begins.
Hot Buffet Luncheon: Always a favorite at the IACO clinics! Plus it’s your chance to win gift certificates from the vendors!
Session with IHSA Rules Interpreter: A solid way to end the day. Any rules interpretation questions that have come up during the day may be asked of an IHSA Rules Interpreter at this time.
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Session Cancelled – Football Training
The On-field mechanics session scheduled for Saturday, July 7th from 9-11 am at Wheaton North High School has been cancelled due to weather and storm damage. The session at Bremen High School will still be held.
2012 Football Training Class
Jun19 The New Officials Football Class prepares the participant to officiate high school football games. The 8 week course includes classroom instruction on the rules of the high school football game and appropriate officiating mechanics. The mechanics sessions provide training on a football field to teach participants the correct mechanics. The class provides sufficient training to obtain a football officiating license from the State of Illinois.