OBA
Ontario-Basketball-Rules-Regulations-Manual (includes rules, regulations and age specific levels of play))
OBA_Age_Specific_Parameters_for_Officials_2021_2022
FIBA Rules – (from FIBA.com, rules, mechanics, 2-person, 3-person, casebooks)
Mechanics
FIBA 2 Person Mechanics (MS PowerPoint) – thanks to Tim Laurain
League Specific Rules
XXcel Women’s Basketball League
Eastern Basketball League (ETBL)
Uxbridge Men’s Basketball League
Trafalgar Castle School Rule differences
1) 35 second shot clock enforced just like the high school rule, Federation lines on the court to be used even if FIBA available, same as high school
no dunking a dead ball or during warm up, same as in high school.
2) Federation time-out procedure to be utilized
A) Three 60 second and two 30 second time outs per game and any unused can carry over
B) Thus scoring team can call a time-out after scoring
C) Time-out can be called during a live ball by team in player possession of the ball, by head coach or player
How to become a basketball official?
DRBABO is always looking for new officials to help officiate basketball. If interested, please the “Become a Referee” page.
Evaluation Information
drbabo-Blank-evaluation-form-2017
CABO National Officials’ Certification Program
Development & Education Resources
Positioning is the Key to Good Contact Judgement – thanks to Dave Cutler
Preparing for OFSAA Championships – thanks to Tim Laurain
The Pregame Conference (presentation) – thanks to Dave Cutler
Doing Justice to the Game: Becoming the best you can be (presentation) – thanks to Dennis Schilling
Road to the Top – thanks to Bruce Covert, CABO PostPlay
Calling the FIBA Game – thanks to Roger Caulfield, CABO PostPlay
Paddling through Rough Waters: Game Management – thanks to Mike Homsy, CABO PostPlay
FIBA Officiating Points – thanks to Seward Nielsen & Bill Denney, CABO PostPlay
FIBA “Right or Wrong” quizzes
“What Did You Say?” Referees and Game Administration – from FIBA Assist Magazine
Refereeing Post Play – from FIBA Assist Magazine
Concepts of Modern Officiating, Part I – from FIBA Assist Magazine
Concepts of Modern Officiating, Part II – from FIBA Assist Magazine
