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College Table Worker's General Instructions
2011-2012 College Table Workers General Instructions
To: Table Workers
NCAA Wrestling Championships
From: Tom Whiteman and Chuck Robinson,
Co-Chairs for Volunteer Table Workers,
with comments from Pat McCormick,
NCAA Coordinator of Officials
Let us begin by thanking you for volunteering to work the mat side scoring tables at the 2007 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships to be held at The Palace of Auburn Hills in Auburn Hills, Michigan on March 15-17, 2007. Please read the following carefully:
Pay attention to your mat at all times. We expect nothing less than a perfect performance. You all know wrestling and you know that one "table" mistake can destroy months of preparation by a wrestler. Talk to each other and be sure you agree on what the referee has signaled. If you do not understand a referee's call, stop the match when there is a break in the action and ask for a clarification. No cheering for a wrestler from the table is allowed. If you have an interest in the bout, remove yourself from the table and table area.
2010-2011 NCAA Tournament Sites and Dates
NATIONAL DUALS
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA (UNI)
JANUARY 8-9, 2011
NCAA DIVISION I:
2012 March 15-27, Scottrade Center, St. Louis, Missouri
NCAA DIVISION II:
2012 March 9-10, US Cellular Center, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
NCAA DIVISION III:
2012 March 9-10, La Crosse Center, La Crosse, Wisconsin
FUTURE DATES AND SITES:
DIVISION I:
2013 March 21-23, Iowa Events Center, Des Moines, Iowa
2014 March 20-22, Ford Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
DIVISION II:
2013 March 8-9 TBD (Winter Sports Festival)
DIVISION III:
2013 To be determined
Clinic Materials
Clinic Presentations and Information
The following clinic presentations and information are available for download:
Agenda (PPT)
Assistant Refereeing (PPT)
Clinic Rules Changes (PPT)
Techniques (PPT)
Rules of Note (PPT)
Ref_Requirements (PDF)
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A Collection of Articles
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