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Ed Crane, Umpire-in-Chief Ray Houck, School Coordinator Bob Farrell, Commissioner March 19 & 20, 2005 Limited reservations. School registrations accepted in order received. Additional applications will be placed on a waiting list. Registration Fee: $75.00 Registration Deadline: February 15, 2005 Clinicians: Jim Craig, Region 2 (Mid Atlantic) Umpire-in-Chief Norm Davis, Region 1 (New England) Umpire-in-Chief Dave Maudsley, Region 14 (Pacific Coast) Umpire-in-Chief Site: Gillette Road M.S. & the Northern Onondaga Youth Sports Complex Host Hotel: "DoubleTree Club" - 6701 Buckley Rd. North Syracuse, NY 13212. $79.00 (single or double) Contact: Shannon Meadow 315-569-4422 All Major Credit Cards Accepted Why should I attend an ASA National Umpire School? The purpose of the ASA National Umpire School is to develop each student's individual talents and skills as an umpire. Because of your interest, we realize that you have the pride and attitude it takes to become one of the best softball umpires in the nation. Our goal is to bring out the best in your talent and ability. Uniformity We also want to prepare you to go back to your home area and pass on to your fellow umpires the mechanics, positioning and procedures learned in the school. The goal of the National Umpire Schools is to have maximum uniformity in our umpiring mechanics throughout the world. This can only be attained by participants like yourself attending these schools and sharing the experience, knowledge and expertise with the umpires in your area. What should I expect from an ASA National Umpire School? National Umpire Staff members. Each member is an experienced instructor with a boundless knowledge of all aspects of the game of softball. With a ratio of at least one clinician per 25 students, each participant will be receiving hands-on personal instruction throughout the school. You will be expected to participate in all field drills, therefore, you should report to the school in good physical condition. This is not an observation Each ASA National Umpire School is run by a team of no less than three type school. Dress You will be expected to wear your official ASA umpire uniform to the school including navy blue slacks, base cap, black base shoes and an ASA jacket or sweater in case of cold weather. Bring your mask. We will hopefully have pitching machines available for drills. You will be given a school shirt with your registration material which should be worn both days. In case of inclement weather and the class moves indoors, gym shoes must be worn. Hotel and Transportation When your application is accepted, you will be notified of the school housing headquarters and facilities. Each participant is responsible for his/her own housing and transportation. Cancellation Refunds No refunds can be made unless a replacement is found for the school. Should the applicant find a replacement, notification must be made to the school coordinator immediately so the appropriate changes may be processed. If there is a waiting list, a replacement can be taken from the list. Agenda In the event of inclement weather requiring the staff to conduct the school indoors, adjustments in the schedule may be necessary. All materials will be covered as outlined in the drills and original schedule. Arrival/Hospitality Room/Registration & Check In A hospitality room will be available on Friday or Saturday evening so the participants can meet the instructors. Registration check in will open Saturday morning at 8:00 a.m. prior to the first class session. General Information Upon receipt of your application and the registration fee ($75) the application will be reviewed and accepted, provided there are openings in the school. If there are no openings, you will be notified and placed on the waiting list for that school. Registration Procedure All registration should be sent to the school coordinator listed below. DO NOT SEND TO THE NATIONAL OFFICE. All correspondence regarding the school, motel, classroom and fields will be forwarded by the coordinator upon receipt of your registration. Any questions should be directed to the school coordinator. For more information contact: Ray Houck 315-687-9735 (home 315-440-1952 (cell) 315-687-6434(Fax) rshouck@a-znet.com For a registration from, click the link below. Click here to download | Umpire School Photo Album | | 2005 National Umpire School | 2005 Tournament Champions Photos | | Return Home | Commissoner's Desk | Officers & Commissioners | Umpires | Awards & Hall of Fame | Tournament Information | Great Links | Photos | Contact Us | |
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