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Match Officials’ Guide
2022
1. Match Officials’ Guide
This Match Officials’ Guide is produced by Football West as a guide and contains recommended
practice for match officials volunteering their time in the pursuit of a hobby. It is available on the
Football West website and updated as often as necessary. If anyone believes that there is
information in this guide that is incorrect or has some information that they believe would be useful,
please contact Football West.
Frequently asked questions and answers are highlighted for ease of reference.
2. Contact Information
Football West
Address: 1 Prospect Place, West Perth, 6005
Postal: PO Box 214, Maylands WA 6931
Website: http://www.footballwest.com.au
Football West Referees
Email: referees@footballwest.com.au
Website: https://footballwest.com.au/referee/
Dave Avison – Referee Support Officer
Mobile: 0407 511 071
Email: david.avison@footballwest.com.au
2 Updated 17 January 20223. General Administration
3.1. Registration
All match officials must be registered and made active in PlayFootball in order to be appointed to
any matches, including pre-season friendlies. Registration is very simple and should not take more
than 10 minutes. Access the Football West Self-Registration Guide by clicking here.
I registered as a referee in 2021. Do I need to register again for 2022?
Yes. Referees must register annually in order to receive appointments to matches, just as players
and team officials must register annually with their club.
Most registrations are approved within 1 business day. If your registration is still pending after one
business day then please contact us for an update if:
• You have provided us with a photo or scanned copy of your Working With Children Check
card (referees aged 18 years or older); and
• You attended the Pre-Season Referees Seminar and/or have completed the online Laws of
the Game changes resource and/or have completed a Level 4 Referee course in 2021
I only referee senior matches. Do I need a Working With Children Check?
Yes. 16 year old players are eligible to participate in senior matches and therefore all referees aged
18 years or older must provide details of a valid Working With Children Check in order for their
registration to be accepted.
3.2. Refunds
A match official who wishes to cancel their registration may be eligible for a refund as per the
following:
a. A referee who has not officiated in any matches during a registered season (including
friendly or pre-season matches), and wishes to cancel their registration shall be entitled to a
full refund (100%) of their paid registration component (i.e. not including the FFA Fee, Laws
of the Game book fee, merchant fee or any registration amount covered by a registration
credit as described in Section 3.2), providing notice is given to Football West prior to 30 June
that year. After 30 June, no refunds will be issued.
b. A referee who has officiated in any matches during a registered season, but wishes to cancel
their registration shall be entitled to a refund of their paid registration component (i.e. not
including the FFA Fee, Laws of the Game book fee, merchant fee or any registration amount
covered by a registration credit as described in Section 3.2), as per the amounts listed in the
following table:
Prior to 1 April 75% refund
Between 1 April & 30 June 50% refund
After 30 June No refund
3 Updated 17 January 20223.3. Accreditation
It is the responsibility of all match officials to ensure their qualifications are valid, including by the
arrangement of any revalidation activities (e.g. Laws of the Game examinations) in accordance with
the Australian Officiating Development Schedule (AODS), available by clicking here. Match officials
may check the validity of their qualifications at any time by clicking here.
Match officials may gain higher qualifications by completing upgrade courses in accordance with the
AODS, including Referee Assessor and Referee Instructor courses as organised from time to time.
More information on upgrade courses, including registration links, can be found on the Football
West website here.
3.4. Insurance
Match officials are protected under the FFA National Insurance Programme (provided by Gow Gates)
for any injury sustained during a sanctioned fixture or organised training by Football West or other
sanctioned events as prescribed from time to time. Further information on the policy, including
information on how to make a claim, can be found on the Gow Gates website here.
3.5. Uniforms
The full Football West Besteam referee uniform (shirt, shorts and socks) must be worn in all
sanctioned matches. For information on how to purchase the uniform, please visit the Uniforms and
Equipment page on our website here.
3.6. Equipment
Refereeing equipment (cards, flags, whistles, watches, notebooks, pens etc.) is available for
purchase from our preferred supplier EssentialRef, with more information available on their website
here.
Equipment is also available for purchase at the Pre-Season Referee Seminars and Coaching Nights.
4 Updated 17 January 20223.7. Physical Referee Training
Non-compulsory Physical Referee Training is held each Monday and Wednesday evening (excluding
public holidays and coaching nights) from 6.30pm-7.45pm at Noranda Sports Complex and all
registered referees are welcome and encouraged to attend.
I am a registered referee and would like to attend physical referee training. Do I need to let you
know that I will be attending?
No – any registered referee may attend physical referee training and no attendance registration is
required.
Please note that the use of studs is not permitted on the athletics track so please wear appropriate
footwear.
3.8. Pre-Season Referee Seminars
Football West holds two Pre-Season Referee Seminars, recognising that the season for some officials
commences earlier than others. Both sessions will be identical in content and officials are welcome
to register for whichever seminar they wish according to their availability.
These seminars will provide officials with detailed explanations on the amendments to the Laws of
the Game as well as any changes to interpretations as provided by The International Football
Association Board (The IFAB). There will also be presentations on other topics pertinent to referees
in preparation for the upcoming season, including administration and competition rules.
There is no cost to attend the Pre-Season Referee Seminars, however attendance is strictly limited
due to social distancing restrictions and therefore registration by clicking on your preferred date
below is essential.
Saturday 15 January 9am-3pm – ECU Mt Lawley Campus
Sunday 13 March 9am-3pm – ECU Mt Lawley Campus
If you are unable to attend either of the Pre-Season Referees Seminars, completion of the online
Laws of the Game Changes exercise by clicking here is a requirement of your 2022 registration being
approved.
3.9. Coaching Nights
Football West holds Coaching Nights from April to August inclusive in order to provide ongoing
development opportunities to match officials of all ages, levels and experiences. All sessions are held
at Dorrien Gardens in West Perth from 7pm-8.30pm on the following dates and bar facilities will be
available to purchase refreshments:
• Wednesday 20 April 7pm-8.30pm
• Wednesday 18 May 7pm-8.30pm
• Wednesday 15 June 7pm-8.30pm
• Wednesday 20 July 7pm-8.30pm
• Monday 15 August 7pm-8.30pm (Junior Finals Workshop)
• Wednesday 17 August 7pm-8.30pm (Junior Finals Workshop) – Junior Workshop
5 Updated 17 January 2022The August coaching nights are run as Junior Finals Workshops to prepare junior referees for
appointments to finals matches, including assistant referee duties and kicks from the penalty mark.
Junior referees wishing to be appointed to Finals Matches must attend one of these workshops,
however senior referees are also welcome to attend should they wish. These workshops include a
practical component and therefore attendees must wear their Football West referee uniform and
bring their referee equipment (whistle, flags, cards etc.).
3.10. Appointments
Appointments for all sanctioned matches will be determined by Football West as per the Referee
Appointments Process and in accordance with any panels and requirements as determined by the
Referees’ Technical Committee. Further information about panels can be found in the Referees’
Technical Committee Terms of Reference. Appointments must not be swapped or otherwise
changed without the approval of Football West.
Do I have to referee an age group two years younger than my age?
No. Referees may be appointed to any age group deemed suitable based on their experience and
confidence. As a guide, new referees are appointed to matches involving players younger than their
own age however this is not a rule.
3.11. Fitness Tests
Pre-season and mid-season fitness tests are held to assist with placement of referees into
appropriate panels as per the dates and fitness test requirements here. Note that it is not necessary
for every referee to complete a fitness test however this is compulsory in certain panels.
3.12. Match Fees
A full schedule of match fees for the 2022 season is available on the Football West website here.
Match fees for Grand Finals matches in the State Cup, Senior Cup competitions, Junior Cup
Competitions and NPLWA Men’s/Women’s Finals Series will be paid by Football West at a rate 50%
higher than that of the corresponding regular season rate.
In cases where a cash match fee is required but not provided, (e.g. one or both teams are absent at a
Junior Boys League fixture), the referee must submit a match fee claim by clicking here. Note that, in
situations where only one team is absent, no match fee is to be taken from the team that is present
and the full match fee should be claimed through Football West.
Metropolitan match officials who are appointed to regional matches will receive a travel allowance
at a rate of $60 for Bunbury matches and on a case-by-case basis for other regions, with the
allowance to be paid to the match official(s) at the same time as the match fees for those matches
are processed.
Match fees which are not paid in cash are paid monthly* (e.g. a match played on 1 March will be
paid in April).
*excluding PSA (school) matches which are paid at the end of the season
6 Updated 17 January 2022All match officials must enter their bank details into Schedula, even if you do not ordinarily officiate
matches which are not paid in cash.
I only officiate junior matches that are paid in cash. Do I need to enter my bank details into
Schedula?
Yes.
If you update your bank details in Schedula (e.g. change to a new bank account), it is essential that
you also email referees@footballwest.com.au otherwise your bank account details will not be
updated, despite what appears on the Schedula pay advice.
I have received a pay advice in Schedula but have not yet received payment. When will I receive
payment?
Although the pay advice in Schedula states that your bank account has been credited, this usually
occurs approximately one week after the pay advice is generated (i.e. if the pay advice has recently
been generated and you have not received payment, this is normal).
The “Paid to Bank Account” total on my pay advice is negative. Is this an error?
No. The “Paid to Bank Account” amount appears as a negative value.
4. Match Day
4.1. Schedula
Schedula is an online platform for referees to confirm when they are available for appointment to
matches and to receive and respond to their appointments.
Within 24 hours of your registration being approved, your account will be created with the following
credentials:
Username: The email address you are registered with in PlayFootball
Password: Your date of birth (ddmmyyyy)
If your account has not been created within 24 hours of your registration being approved then
please contact referees@footballwest.com.au.
Access the Schedula Online Appointments User Guide by clicking here.
Note that availability must be entered for “All Organisations”.
7 Updated 17 January 2022What is general availability?
When you enter general availability (e.g. generally available until 12pm on Sundays), you are
indicating that you want to be appointed to matches during these times. Although there may be
some Sunday mornings when you are not available (e.g. holiday), in general you are available at this
time. Do not enter midweek general availability unless you are regularly available for midweek
matches.
What is specific availability?
Specific availability overrides your general availability and applies on specific dates rather than as a
general rule. For example:
• If you are generally available all day Sundays but you are not available on a specific Sunday
during the year (e.g. holiday), you can “Add Additional Specific Availability” for this particular
date.
• If you are generally not available on Tuesday evenings but you are available on a specific
Tuesday during the year, you can “Add Additional Specific Availability” for this particular
date.
When do I need to enter my availability by?
Availability must be entered by 9am Monday (senior referees) or 9am Wednesday (junior referees).
Availability is printed at these times and therefore any changes made after these times MUST also be
emailed to the Referees Department referees@footballwest.com.au
What if my availability changes after the deadline for entering my availability but before the
appointments are released?
Making changes to referee appointments is a significantly easier process prior to the appointments
being released. If your availability changes then you must contact Football West as soon as possible.
The kick-off time for my appointment has changed to midnight – is this a mistake?
When fixtures are forfeited or postponed, the kick-off time changes to midnight until the fixture is
rearranged. The Referees Department will not necessarily be aware of this change. The game does
not actually kick-off at midnight – please contact the relevant appointments officer to advise them
that the game has been forfeited/postponed.
8 Updated 17 January 2022My game has disappeared from my upcoming appointments on the day of the game – am I still
appointed?
Check your previous appointments at the bottom of your Schedula homepage. If the match is listed
in your previous appointments then you are still appointed. If the match does not appear in either
your upcoming or future appointments then please contact the Referees Department.
I have been appointed to two matches at the same time – what should I do?
Schedula does not allow us to appoint a referee to two matches at the same time, so one or more of
the kick-off times must have changed after you were appointed. Please contact the referees
department to advise them of this.
4.2. Match Preparation
It is vitally important to conduct a pre-match check of both the field of play and the players’
equipment. Arriving a minimum of 30 minutes (junior/social matches) or 60 minutes (senior/elite
matches) prior to the scheduled kick-off time allows the home club sufficient time to correct any
issues identified during your pre-match inspection of the field of play.
All items of jewellery are strictly forbidden, and it is the referee’s responsibility to enforce this. See
the National Policy on the Wearing of Jewellery by clicking here. Note that these same requirements
also apply to referees with the exception of a watch or similar device for timing the match.
Referees must not allow friendly matches to commence without a team sheet complete with player
name, shirt numbers and match details (date, venue, kick-off time etc.). A generic team sheet is
available on the Football West website here to be printed off and taken to friendly matches.
4.3. Instructions to Assistant Referees
The Standardised Instructions for Assistant Referees (available soon) set out instructions that are
consistent with the Laws of the Game and apply to all Football West matches with official assistant
referees appointed. This does not preclude the referee from providing additional information
regarding tactical matters and match management, which is an important process at higher levels of
the game.
Where official assistant referees are not appointed, instructions must be given to club assistant
referees. Club Assistant Referees form an important part of the officiating team and should be made
to feel as such. Basic instructions must be delivered to both Club Assistant Referees at the same time
to ensure consistency, with examples including:
• Signal when the ball out of play (goal kick, corner kick, throw-in) after eye contact with the
referee
• Offer an opinion when a player has committed an offside offence and keep the flag raised
until acknowledged by the referee or until play is stopped
• Do not signal for free kicks
• Advise them that you will make the final decision on any opinion/judgement that they offer,
and for them not to get offended if you happen to overrule them
9 Updated 17 January 20224.4. Laws of the Game
Refereeing errors of interpretation/judgement (e.g. a referee incorrectly judging the ball to be over
the goal line) can be accepted as human error, however there is no excuse for errors in the
application/understanding of the Laws of the Game. Every registered referee receives a Laws of the
Game book as part of their registration and the expectation is that all referees regularly and
thoroughly review its contents.
The 2021/22 Laws of the Game apply to the 2022 Football West season and there are a number of
resources available on the Football West website here to assist with their understanding, including:
• Electronic version of the 2021/22 Laws of the Game
• PowerPoint presentation on the changes to the Laws of the Game
• Online Laws of the Game Changes Exercise
• AFC Refereeing Guidelines
If you have a Laws of the Game question then please do not hesitate to ask us and we will be more
than happy to assist.
4.5. Competition Rules
The Football West Competition Rules are available on our website here and all referees must
familiarise themselves with the Competition Rules applicable to their appointments, including:
• Match duration
• Substitutes
• Temporary dismissals
• Late kick-offs
• Procedures to determine the outcome of the match (extra-time, kicks from the penalty
mark)
4.6. Assault Procedure
Assaulting a match official is an extremely rare and serious offence which is not tolerated by Football
West. In the case of an assault on a match official, it is important that the following procedure be
followed:
• Stop and abandon the game
• Obtain the name of the assailant if possible – the offending club should be requested to
provide it where possible
• Advise Football West as soon as possible
• Report to the police as soon as possible and obtain an incident report number
• Submit the necessary incident report to Football West and advise the police incident report
number within your report.
Not all acts of deliberate contact with a match official are necessarily considered as “assaults” and
the majority would not require abandoning of the match, but where such contact causes physical
10 Updated 17 January 2022harm to the match official, or intends to cause physical harm (e.g. an attempted punch which
misses), then the above procedure must be followed.
5. Post-Match Administration
5.1. Electronic Team Sheets
Referees for all senior matches (excluding friendlies) must enter the result and match information
online on the day of the match (i.e. by midnight). You can access the Match Official User Guide –
Match Results Entry by clicking here. Please note the requirement to also enter votes in the below
competitions. Voting is done for the entire game (not for each team) on the following basis:
3-2-1 Votes
• Best Player – 3 votes
• Second-Best Player – 2 votes
• Third-Best Player – 1 vote
Goalkeeper Vote
• Best Goalkeeper – 1 vote
Competition 3-2-1 Votes Goalkeeper Vote
NPLWA Men’s/Women’s (First Team) Yes Yes
NPLWA Men’s/Women’s (Under 18, Under 20 & Under 21) Yes No
State League (First Team) Yes No
State League (Under 18) Yes No
Amateur Premier Division (First Team) Yes Yes
Amateur Divisions 1 – 4 (First Team) Yes No
There are no shirt numbers/players entered for one or both teams. How can I enter the result?
Email your match record to referees@footballwest.com.au including full details of the fixture (date,
kick-off time, competition, home team, away team).
Referees for junior matches are not required to use the User Guide above, however best practice is
to confirm the final score with both teams prior to leaving the venue. Referees for junior matches
must enter details of any cautions (not temporary dismissals) here and submit an incident report
(see Section 5.2 below) for any send-offs/incidents. Entering of goal-scorers is not required for junior
matches. If there are no cautions, send-offs or incidents during your junior match then you are not
required to submit anything post-match.
5.2. Incident Reports
Your role as a referee does not end at the final whistle. Post-match administration, particularly
completion of incident reports, is vitally important. Incident reports are official documents and
should be carefully checked/proofread before being submitted.
All incident reports are submitted online here. Please read the Incident Report Writing Guide here
for help submitting reports.
11 Updated 17 January 20225.3. Disciplinary Action
5.3.1. The following fines shall be in place for the 2022 season:
5.3.1.1. Match documentation (e.g. online results entry, incident reports,
assessment reports etc.) within the required timeframe – 50% of match fee
5.3.1.2. Failure to attend a match appointment without due cause – 100% of match
fee
5.3.1.3. Wearing a non-approved uniform during a Football West sanctioned fixture
– 50% of match fee
5.3.1.4. Failure to display a required sponsor logo on a uniform as directed by
Football West – 50% of match fee
5.3.2. Match Officials who are alleged to have breached Football West, FFA or FIFA
regulations, including but not limited to disciplinary, code of conduct, social media or
statutes, will have the matter heard by the Referees’ Technical Committee in the first
instance. The Referees’ Technical Committee reserves the right to refer a charge
against a Match Official to the Tribunal.
5.3.3. Any match official who receives a fine as listed in Section 5.3.1 above may apply to
the Competition and Club Manager for review. This request must be made by email no
later than seven (7) days after notification of the fine was sent.
6. Additional Documents Summary
This Match Official’s Guides refers to a number of additional documents which contain important
information about refereeing. See a summary of these documents and their links below:
• Appointments Processes (Junior & Senior)/Conflict of Interest Policy
• Australian Officiating Development Schedule
• Match Officials’ Code of Conduct
• Fitness Test Requirements
• Incident Report Writing Guide
• Match Official User Guide – Match Results Entry
• National Policy on the Wearing of Jewellery
• Referee Self-Registration Guide
• Referees’ Technical Committee Terms of Reference
• Schedula Online Appointments User Guide
12 Updated 17 January 2022• Schedule of Match Fees
• Standardised Instructions for Assistant Referees Link
7. Honours, Awards & Finals Appointments
7.1. FIFA Listed Match Officials
Edward (Ted) Bude Referee 1968 – 1970
Roy Stedman Referee 1970 – 1972
Barry Harwood Referee 1972 – 1991
Edward Lennie Referee 1996 – 2004
Patrick McCaffrey Assistant Referee 1999 – 2003
Angelo Nardi Referee 2006 – 2007
Michael Nugus Assistant Referee 2007 – 2010
Mathew Cheeseman Assistant Referee 2013 – 2016
FIFA has operated separate international lists for assistant referees since 1992
7.2. National League Officials
Referees Assistant Referees
Barry Harwood (1979–1985) Marilyn Learmont (1992–1994) Michael Klaver (2001 – 2004)
David Mortimer (1990–1994) Edward Lennie (1992–1994) Joe Fusari (2005–2012)
Edward Lennie (1994–2004) Patrick McCaffrey (1996–2004) Mathew Cheeseman (2006–2016)
Andrew Gorton (1996/97) Stephen Muldoon (1996–2006) Josh Mannella (2009–)
Louis Prospero (1997–1999) Keith Davies (1996/97) Stuart Muldoon (2012/13)
Angelo Nardi (2000–2007) Louis Prospero (1996–1998) Michal Jasinski (2012–2014)
Adam Fielding (2014–2021) Frank Moretti (1996–2001) Tim Mihevc (2012–2015)
Angelo Nardi (1997–2000) Matthew Southern (2015–)
Michael Nugus (1999–2012) Arvin Shanmuganathan (2017–)
National Soccer League (1977-2004) & A-League (2005 – current)
7.3. Western Australian Football Hall of Fame
The following referees have been inducted into the Hall of Recognition:
Barry Harwood (1996) Edward Lennie (2005) Frank Moretti (2012)
Roy Stedman (1996) David Mortimer (2005) Stephen Muldoon (2016)
Robert Watson (2002) Eric Thomas (2008) Angelo Nardi (2016)
Edwin Evans (2005) Giuliano Cantoni (2012)
Marilyn Learmont (2005) Andrew Gorton (2012)
7.4. Football West Honorary Life Members
In 2011 Football West inducted the Life Members of Football Referees W.A. Perth (Inc.) and W.A.
Football Referees Metrowest Branch (Inc.) as Honorary Life Members:
John Allen Herbert Bruynesteyn Ahmed Ismail Roy Stedman
13 Updated 17 January 2022Syd Allen Dave Collier Robert McShane Jud Sterner
W. Auld Alec Craigie P. Muldownie J. Stevenson
Percy Bailey Edwin Evans Jeff Munn Eric Thomas
Rex Banwell David Ferguson R. Oswald E. Tonkinson
Alan Beckwith Andy Gorton Ben Owenell Ernie Topelberg
Jack Blyth Andy Hassell Ralph Preston Robert Watson
Terrance Booth Laurie Harrod Eddie Retamal Keith Wood
F. Bowyer Rhys Hill Ken Rogers P. Woods
7.5. Football West Life Members
The following have been inducted as Life Members of Football West for services to officiating:
Stephen Muldoon (2016)
7.6. Golden Whistle – Referee of the Year
1988 Barry Harwood 2005 Stephen Muldoon
1989 David Mortimer 2006 Angelo Nardi
1990 Barry Harwood & Samuel Davidson 2007 Ton Klaver
1991 Barry Harwood 2008 David Currie
1992 Samuel Davidson 2009 Steve Gregory
1993 Edward Lennie 2010 Mathew Cheeseman
1994 Edward Lennie 2011 Mathew Cheeseman
1995 Edward Lennie 2012 Mathew Cheeseman
1996 Andrew Gorton 2013 Adam Fielding
1997 Edward Lennie 2014 Adam Fielding
1998 Patrick McCaffrey & Andrew Gorton 2015 Adam Fielding
1999 Patrick McCaffrey 2016 David Bruce
2000 Angelo Nardi 2017 Adam Fielding
2001 Angelo Nardi 2018 Adam Fielding
2002 Angelo Nardi 2019 Matthew Southern
2003 Michael Klaver 2020 David Bruce
2004 Angelo Nardi 2021 Steve Gregory
7.7. Assistant Referee of the Year
1995 Malcolm Langton 2008 Troy Miller
14 Updated 17 January 20221996 Keith Davies 2009 Mathew Cheeseman
1997 Patrick McCaffrey 2010 Mathew Cheeseman & Ross Sardi
1998 Stephen Muldoon 2011 Mathew Cheeseman & Josh Mihevc
1999 Stephen Muldoon 2012 Michal Jasinski
2000 Louis Prospero 2013 Joe Fusari
2001 Michael Klaver 2014 Josh Mannella
2002 Paul Middleton 2015 Tom Dowle
2003 Angelo Nardi 2016 Eamon McDonnell
2004 Joe Fusari 2017 Josh Mannella
2005 Mathew Cheeseman 2018 Shane Skinner
2006 Steven Gregory 2019 Harry Bolan
2007 Josh Mihevc 2020 Arvin Shanmuganathan
2021 Arvin Shanmuganathan
7.8. Referee Encouragement Award
2011 Marcus Watts 2016 Simon Hicks
2012 Jennifer Wood 2017 Vraj Patel
2013 Nico Hoyle 2018 Alex Wright
2014 Arvin Shanmuganathan 2019 Christopher Johnstone
2015 Alexander Best 2020 Filip Najdovski
7.9. NPLWA Men’s (or equivalent) Grand Final Appointments
Year Referee Assistant Referee 1 Assistant Referee 2 Fourth Official
2021 Steve Gregory Arvin Shan Matthew Southern Josh Mannella
2020 David Bruce Josh Mannella Simon Hicks Matthew Southern
2019 Matthew Southern Simon Hicks Harry Bolan Josh Mannella
2018 Adam Fielding Josh Mannella Shane Skinner Steve Gregory
2017 Adam Fielding Josh Mannella Daniel Cole David Bruce
2016 David Bruce Daniel Cole Eamon McDonnell Tom Dowle
2014 Adam Fielding Mat Cheeseman Josh Mannella David Bruce
2013 Mat Cheeseman Michal Jasinski Stuart Muldoon Adam Fielding
2012 Josh Mannella Michal Jasinski Joe Fusari Hugh Best
2011 Mat Cheeseman Josh Mihevc Ross Sardi Joe Fusari
2010 Mat Cheeseman Ross Sardi Tim Mihevc Josh Mihevc
2009 Mat Cheeseman Joe Fusari Mark Williams David Costello
2008 Mat Cheeseman Michael Nugus Josh Mihevc Steven Gregory
15 Updated 17 January 20222004 Angelo Nardi Sam Musca Mat Cheeseman Hugh Best
2003 Michael Nugus Pedro Vasquez Michael Frost Robert More
2002 Angelo Nardi Alex Ristovski Pedro Vasquez Patrick McCaffrey
2001 Stephen Muldoon
2000 Patrick McCaffrey Louis Prospero Derek Minett Robert More
1999 Angelo Nardi
1998 Andrew Gorton Malcolm Langton Adrian Hyde Brian Reid
1996 Eddie Lennie Louis Prospero Patrick McCaffrey Robert More
1995 Eddie Lennie Louis Prospero Damian Throssell Brian McMurdo
1994 Andy Gorton Raymond Cooke Malcolm Langton Robert More
1993 Andy Gorton Arthur Papas Neil Howie Adrian Hyde
1992 Sam Davidson Anthony Mullally Martin Osborn Jim Sharp
1991 Andy Hassell David Mortimer Robert Dowden Mark Wareham
1990 Andy Hassell Anthony Mullally Enzo Castro Greg Birch
1989 Barry Harwood Anthony Mullally Roger Bugg Jim Sharp
1988 John Sappelli Sam Davidson Louis Prospero
1986 Anthony Mullally Ernest Lee Daniel Tilson
1983 Andy Hassell Daniel Tilson Alexander Stephens Ivan Kostrencic
1982 Eddie Evans Gordon Love Trevor Parry Paul Planken
1981 Gordon Herbert Eddie Evans Robert Watson Gino Caruso
1980 Ernest Lee Robert Vincent Wilfred Bebbington Anthony Godfrey
1979 Barry Harwood Ronald Lowe Dom Gilich Ernest Lee
1978 Barry Harwood Derek Cooney Keith Wood
1970-1977 No records available (no competition in 1973)
1969 Roy Stedman Ernest Lee Barry Harwood
1967 Rudi Hankey Michael Eames Ernest Topelberg
7.10. State Cup Finals Appointments
Year Referee Assistant Referee 1 Assistant Referee 2 Fourth Official
2021 Shane Skinner Arvin Shan Simon Hicks David Bruce
2019 Josh Mannella Simon Hicks Sime Lozic Matthew Southern
2018 Steven Gregory Michal Jasinski Shane Skinner Josh Mannella
2017 Steven Gregory Josh Mannella Michal Jasinski David Bruce
2016 David Bruce Tom Dowle Shane Skinner Adam Fielding
2015 Adam Fielding Josh Nixon Hayden Frost Steven Gregory
2014 Adam Fielding Mat Cheeseman Josh Mannella Steven Gregory
2013 Adam Fielding Josh Mannella Matthew Southern Michal Jasinski
2012 Mat Cheeseman Joe Fusari Stuart Muldoon Hugh Best
2011 Joe Fusari Josh Mihevc Michal Jasinski David Costello
2010 Mat Cheeseman Tim Mihevc Ross Sardi Steven Gregory
16 Updated 17 January 20222009 Steven Gregory Mat Cheeseman Joe Fusari David Costello
2008 David Currie Troy Miller Paul Anderson Mat Cheeseman
2007 Steven Gregory Michael Nugus Josh Mihevc Ton Klaver
2006 Angelo Nardi Mat Cheeseman Taz Paraskevas Jeremy Oliphant
2005 Stephen Muldoon Troy Miller Allan Dix Michael Nugus
2004 Eddie Lennie Ross Sardi Joe Fusari Jeremy Oliphant
2003 Patrick McCaffrey Ron Tully Ross Sardi Joe Fusari
2002 Michael Klaver Michael Nugus Paul Middleton Ton Klaver
2001 Angelo Nardi
2000 Angelo Nardi Stephen Muldoon Michael Nugus Martin Osborn
1999 Louis Prospero Frank Moretti Felix Kelly
1998 Patrick McCaffrey Stephen Muldoon Neil Hornby Michael Delany
1996 Andy Gorton Frank Moretti Keith Davies Arthur Gregory
1995 Andy Gorton Patrick McCaffrey Adrian Hyde John Burgess
1994 Eddie Lennie John Burgess Colin Dickson Robert Dowden
1993 Eddie Lennie Louis Prospero David Smart Felix Kelly
1992 Andy Gorton John Burgess Derek Minett David Mortimer
1991* Barry Harwood David Mortimer Mark Wareham Robert Brown
1991+ Barry Harwood Andy Gorton Marilyn Learmont David Smart
1990* Sam Davidson Keith Wood David Mountford Andy Gorton
1989 David Mortimer Sam Davidson Andy Gorton Colin Dickson
1988 Andy Hassell John Sappelli Paul Planken Louis Prospero
1987 Andy Hassell Anthony Mullally Louis Prospero
1986 Andy Hassell Gordon Love Sam Davidson
1985 Eddie Evans Keith Wood Tom Stokes Syd Allen
1983 Frank Green Paul Planken Alex Learmont Andre Bobojcov
1982 Ernie Lee Peter Woods Keith Wood Gino Caruso
1981 Gordon Love Barry Harwood Daniel Tilson Trevor Parry
1980 Eddie Evans Andy Hassell Geoffrey Walters Joe Mort
1979 Frank Green Keith Wood Gordon Herbert Gordon Love
1978 Ernie Lee Gordon Love Andy Hassell
1971-1977 No records available
1970 David Ferguson Henri Witschge Rudi Hankey
1969 Barry Harwood Henri Witschge James Doig
1968 Roy Stedman Tom Hitchcock James Doig
1967 Roy Stedman David Ferguson Dennis Legg
1990-91 Federation Split: * SFWA Cup + PSL/Super Cup
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