DAYTON AREA SOCCER OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION

The purposes of this Association are:

• To improve and promote the proficiency of soccer officials;
• To promote and maintain the highest degree of soccer officiating by following a standard set of mechanics, consistent interpretation and administration of the rules of soccer as defined by affiliated organizations;
• To provide trained, certified and capable officials;
• To cooperate with organizations and institutions officially related to the game of soccer and furthering its interests and ideas.

Latest DASOA News:

• HIGH SCHOOL RULES EXAM - High School Referees have the ability to effect their rating for High School assignment.  One area referees can participate in the outcome of their level is the High School Rules Exam.  The Rules Exam can be found in the Season Updates section of the website below.  Please take the time to complete this test as it is a way to refresh your knowledge of the High School Rules and also will effect the level of games at which you could be assigned.  Please complete the Exam and submit by June 1, 2009.  There are 2 files which must be downloaded, the exam and the answer sheet.

• DASOA has redisigned and updated our website to better serve our members.  It is our goal to provide you with the most updated and pertinent information.  If you as a member, can't find what you are looking for or if we have overlooked something you would like to see on the site please contact our webmaster!

• The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) in cooperation with the Dayton Area Soccer Officials Association (DASOA) will honor eleven local high school soccer officials for long-time service. The awards being presented cover service ranging from 26 to 35 years. OHSAA is the statewide governing body for all interscholastic sports. The Association is responsible for formulating and enforcing rules including the licensing and certification of all high school sports officials. DASOA implements OSHAA training as well as assigning officials to appropriate games. Full Press Release