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Cricket Umpiring is Serious Fun!!
 
Being a Western Australian Cricket Association umpire is a great way to become involved in an elite sport or to stay involved if you have previously been a player. Anyone with a passion for cricket can become an umpire.

Be part of a training program that is delivered by current Cricket Australia National and State Panel umpires. The program will teach you the Laws of Cricket as well as the techniques to be a competent match day official.

Other benefits include

  • Attractive match payments
  • Match day passes to Ford Ranger Cup and Sheffield Shield matches at the WACA
  • Membership of the WA Cricket Umpires Association
  • Opportunity to progress to State and National panels
  • Ongoing training and development
  • Fellowship

Barry Rennie
WACA Umpiring Co-ordinator
Ph: 9265 7216
Mobile 0411 056 587
barry.rennie@waca.com.au

 
 

A great way to continue or commence direct participation in the game

To umpire in Western Australia’s premier cricket competition, the WACA District Competition (senior and junior), a high level of knowledge and competency is expected. Prospective umpires are required to enrol in Cricket Australia’s Umpiring Accreditation Scheme Level 2 and pass an assessment paper on the Laws of Cricket.

Accreditation does not have to be completed before commencing umpiring as demonstrating on-field competency as an umpire is a requirement of the course.

We need umpires so everything possible is done to ensure you reach the accepted level of competency.

The cost of the accreditation course is $60, which provides all the materials – workbook, coaching manual, training DVD, CD-Rom and Laws booklet.

Included in the course is a weekend seminar/camp which focuses on the techniques of umpiring. An additional fee of $40 (payable on confirmation of attendance) is charged for catering for this. Living in at the camp is optional.

As part of the Level 2 Accreditation Course, lectures on the Laws of Cricket will be conducted on 4 nights, one per week, followed by an assessment paper. The Laws course can be done separately for a fee of $10.

Before commencing any umpire course you should
review the current Laws of Cricket [PDF]

 
WINTER TRAINING PROGRAM 2009
 

Cricket Australia’s National Umpiring Accreditation Scheme level 2 course
For new umpires wishing to umpire WACA District Cricket

The program:

  • Is endorsed by the Australian Sports Commission
  • Aims to improve the quality and status of umpires
  • Is recognised Australia wide
  • Delivered by accredited umpires

WACA accreditation program [PDF]
WACA accreditation registration form [PDF]

 
 

Open forum Laws of Cricket course
For experienced umpires to refresh their knowledge of the Laws of Cricket

Open forum style discussion groups:

  • Review and refresh your knowledge of the current (2000 Code 3rd Edition – 2008) Laws of Cricket.
  • Discuss the Laws in real contexts drawing on the experiences of current umpires.

WACA Laws Forum Program [PDF]
WACA Laws Course Registration [PDF]

 
 

Umpire’s seminar weekend
For new and experienced umpires to develop the practical aspects of umpiring.

A weekend of practical skills development involving:

  • The application of Laws such as LBW, Run out, Unfair play etc.
  • Match management.
  • Coping with the pressures of umpiring

Weekend Seminar registration form [PDF]

 
 

Umpire development course
For current WACA umpires wishing to be the best that they can.

Specifically designed to produce the complete umpire addressing:

  • WACA expectations
  • Umpiring philosophies
  • Officiating styles
  • Health and fitness
  • Communication skills
  • Time management

Regsitration Form [PDF]

 
 

Cricket Australia Level One Umpire Program

  • For umpires of junior, schools or community cricket
  • The program targets creating
  • a safe and enjoyable on-field environment
  • a balanced attitude to competitive sport
  • and an improved understanding of the game
 
 
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