THIS LEVEL 1 UMPIRE PERFORMANCE FEEDBACK REPORT IS RECOMMENDED FOR ALL
SCHUA and CLUB LEVEL 1 UMPIRE ASSESSMENTS – for accredited umpires only.
SCHUA and CLUB LEVEL 1 UMPIRE ASSESSMENT
Name;
(M)
Club: SCHUA
Current Grade;
Date of assessment;
County: SCHUA
Club umpire
Date of birth:
SCHUA 3
SCHUA 2
SCHUA 1
Match and Division;
COMMENT IN DETAIL
Presentation
Positioning &
Mobility
Trousers; black
Association shirt if possible but coordinated with colleague
Astros
Umpiring equipment as advised on course
For assessment be at pitch in good time; ie 30mins
Assessor will want to see evidence of a pre – match discussion
The J shape, play coming towards you moving back to your goal and post.
Reading of play from hit outs following play out after it has gone. Being in the circle moving
toward the near goal post. Having your colleague in your vision. Reacting to play in circle,
keeping all action in a wide arc of view.
L1 will demonstrate awareness of appropriate positioning in relation to ball position
Set plays should be as in the L1 course
Decision making
An expectation of 75% of decisions are considered to be correct, this can be broken down
into key areas of the pitch if necessary. Reasons for low % can be offered and remedies
offered.
The “Big Decisions” will be made appropriately
Management
Whistle tone and length should be mastered and demonstrated.
Appropriate use of the voice; enough to communicate the important decisions- rapport.
Carding technique as per L1 course
Reasons for giving the cards will be consistent with the L1 course
Evidence will be seen of the use of ladder of control
The umpire will avoid escalating situations
Signals as per the book, correct and concise, must have authority.
Teamwork judged as being offered and received in some form, probably discussed in prematch chat. Chat at half time important
Advantage and
Flow
A level 1 umpire will show evidence that they are aware that advantage can vary according
to ball position on the pitch, defender or attacker, and will also demonstrate an awareness of
when to whistle or not to whistle. Awareness of control issues must be evident. The Level 1
must be aware that possession is not advantage and control not compromised by advantage.
This may affect a decision to make the match appropriate for coaching or assessment
purposes.
Summary and
ACTION PLAN
The salient points from the umpire’s performance possibility related to the game are made
here.
This will be apparent from the report created above
RESULT OF ASSESSMENT
FITNESS
CURRENT GRADE
Good
EH Level 1 County Umpire
Permitted Mark Range;
Satisfactory
EH Level 1 Assessed Umpire
Umpiring at Required Standard Mark;
Poor
EH 1 Un-assessed Umpire
Mark Awarded;
NAME OF ASSESSOR
COUNTY
SIGNATURE & DATE
SCHUA
Mark ranges;
Division
EML Div 1
EML Div 2
EWL Div 1 and EML Div 3 and inclusion in SCHUA neutral pool
EML Div 4
EML Div 5 EWL Div 2
EML Div 6 and 7 and SHALOL Prem and Div 1
Range
(at required standard mark)
3.50 to 3.99
(3.74)
3.00 to 3.49
(3.24)
2.50 to 2.99
(2.74)
2.00 to 2.49
(2.24)
1.50 to 1.99
(1.74)
1.00 to 1.49
(1.24)
Each Range above 1 has boundaries linked to words.
X.50 to X.61 = Requires improvement
X.62 to X.73 = Unsatisfactory
X.74 to X.82 = Satisfactory
X.83 to X.91 = Good
X.92 to X.99 = Excellent
or
X.00 to X.11 = Requires improvement
X.12 to X.23 = Unsatisfactory
X.24 to X.32 = Satisfactory
X.33 to X.41 = Good
X.42 to X.49 = Excellent