About Us
“PSRA” stands for Pleasanton Soccer Referee Association. The PSRA was formed in 1998 to address the officiating needs of the Ballistic United Soccer Club and the Pleasanton Rage Girls Soccer Club. These two clubs, which together form the Pleasanton Youth Soccer League, contribute to the PSRA annually to assure their own teams the highest possible quality officiating for recreational league and traveling team play.
PSRA is mainly a volunteer organization, although our league assignors are paid a seasonal stipend. The PSRA membership is made up of USSF registered soccer referees who live in Pleasanton. Each year PSRA recruits new referees, many of whom still play in our youth soccer leagues. We have a steady stream of adults who become referees too. There are no dues for PSRA (as opposed to USSF), but our members benefit through enjoying “the beautiful game” up close and personal - right in the middle of the field
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Daily Referee Quiz
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FIFA Laws of the Game Quiz and More-
Question 1:
From where does a substituted player have to leave the field of play?(a): The halfway line.(b): Anywhere.(c): The touch line.(d): The goal line.
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Question 2:
Which of the following is INCORRECT with regard to the throw-in procedure? At the moment of delivering the ball, the thrower must:(a): Face the field of play.(b): Use both hands.(c): Deliver the ball from just above his head. (d): Have part of each foot either on the touch line or on the ground outside the touch line.
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Question 3:
All offences relating to the throwing of objects (or the ball) are sanctioned by...(a): a sending off.(b): a sending off, a caution or no disciplinary action.(c): a sending off or a caution.(d): a caution.
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Question 4:
A player, not the goalkeeper, in his own penalty area, deliberately plays the ball with his hand, trying to prevent it going to an opponent. What should the referee do if he is unsuccessful?(a): The referee applies advantage, and the player is sent off during the next stoppage in play.(b): The referee stops play, awards a penalty kick and cautions the player for unsporting behaviour.(c): The referee applies advantage and verbally cautions the player during the next stoppage in play.(d): He lets play continue.
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