The following fees have been approved for 2007:

http://www.capitalfootball.com.au/referees/CFR-Fees.htm

Why should I?

- You'll be helping your club make sure games are safe, fair and fun for all !
- You'll be keeping fit doing something you love !!
- You'll be getting paid !!!

How do I become a ref?

If you are turning 13 or older in 2006 you can complete a course on the laws of the game and some practical seminars run by Capital Football's coaches. Then you have to register with the Gungahlin club for your appointments and do some additional training on the local rules that apply to RooBall games.

What else do I have to do?

Once you pass your course and register with Gungahlin you will need to buy a uniform and some other equipment (but we will supply your flags and whistles).

Go on the roster for game appointments at Nicholls and Palmerston.

For more information, contact the Gungahlin Referee Coordinator Andrew Preston.