Officiating Patterns
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Written by Jeff Wigal
Updated over a week ago

What is a Pattern?

A Pattern describes the number of officials, and types of officials, needed for a specific game.

Each game is assigned a pattern. And every pattern has:

  1. A name that describes the pattern.

  2. One or more positions associated with it.

For Example...

As an example, a typical soccer game has three officials: one referee and two assistant referees.

A pattern that describes this scenario looks like:

  • Name β€” Three Officials

  • Position β€” Referee

  • Position β€” Assistant Referee

  • Position β€” Assistant Referee

How to Add or Modify a Pattern:

Note πŸ’‘ : When you created your site on the platform, the signup page prompted you for the sport you primarily assign. This choice automatically populated some patterns with common defaults specific to your sport.

To Add a Pattern:

1. Select Maintenance β†’ Patterns.

2. Select New Pattern.

3. Enter the Descriptive Name and Number of Positions Needed for that Pattern.

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4. Select Create.

5. On the next screen, select + Add a Position next to row #1.

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6. If you've used the position in a pattern before, select the position from the Choose an Existing Position Name dropdown. If you haven't used the position in a pattern before, select Other from the dropdown, and type in the name of the new position.

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7. Select Save.

8. Repeat steps 5 through 7 for each row that has a number next to it.

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To Modify a Pattern:

To modify a Pattern, navigate to Maintenance β†’ Patterns.

Simply select Configure next to whatever pattern needs updating, and make the necessary changes.

As always, let us know if you have any questions as you go to set up your Patterns!

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