*The US SAILING Umpire Committee is pleased to announce the scheduling of
the following Umpire Seminars. These are sanctioned seminars and include the
test required for initial certification and re-certification as a US SAILING
Umpire. For those not currently certified Umpires, some protest committee
experience is recommended, but not required. Complete information, about the
US SAILING umpire program, including certification requirements can be found
here:
**http://raceadmin.ussailing.org/Umpires/Certfication.htm*<http://raceadmin.ussailing.org/Umpires/Certfication.htm>


** <http://raceadmin.ussailing.org/Umpires/Certfication.htm>**

*Participants at the seminar will be required to bring the current Racing
Rules of Sailing, and a copy of the appropriate ISAF Call Book. Call books
(Team racing and Match Racing) can be purchased here:
**bit.ly/djpiaW

* <http://bit.ly/djpiaW>**

*May 6 Boston, MA (location Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Team Race
Focus*

The seminar will begin at 0800 and last until 1700. This seminar will focus
primarily on team race umpiring and will cover topics including the
mechanics of umpiring; effective “umpirespeak”; umpire boat positioning;
handling protests and requests for redress. The instructor for this workshop
will be Steve Wrigley. Steve is an ISAF International Umpire and Judge; and
a US SAILING Umpire, and Senior Judge and is Chairman of the US SAILING
Championship Committee. Registration is $50 for US SAILING members and $90
for non-members.  Assessments at the NEISA Team Race Championships may be
available on May 7-8.
*REGISTRATION*<https://secure.ussailing.org/ussis/register/index.asp?eventid=585607>



*July 14-15 Oyster Bay, NY (Location Oakcliff Sailing Center) Match Race
Focus*

The seminar will begin at 1700 and last until 2200 each day. This seminar
will focus primarily on match

race umpiring and will cover topics including the mechanics of umpiring;
effective “umpirespeak”; umpire and wing boat positioning; handling protests
and requests for redress. The instructor for this workshop will be Bruce
Cook. Bruce is an ISAF International Umpire and Judge; and a US SAILING
Umpire, and Senior Judge and is Chairman of the US SAILING Umpire Committee
and US Sailing Match Racing Championship Committee. Registration is $80 for
US SAILING members and $120 for non-members. Assessments at the Oakcliff
Youth Clinegatta may be available on July 16-17.
*REGISTRATION*<https://secure.ussailing.org/ussis/register/index.asp?eventid=585609>

 *July 16 Houston, TX (location Houston Yacht Club) Team Race Focus*

The seminar will begin at 0800 and last until 1700. This seminar will focus
primarily on team race umpiring and will cover topics including the
mechanics of umpiring; effective “umpirespeak”; umpire boat positioning;
handling protests and requests for redress.  The instructor for this
workshop will be John Pratt. John is an ISAF International

Umpire and a US SAILING Umpire and Senior Judge. He is also a National
Umpire Assessor. Registration is $80 for US SAILING members and $120 for
Non-members.  Assessments at the USODA National Team Race Championship may
be available on July 17-19. Please contact the Chief Umpire Peter
Wilson<[email protected]>.
*REGISTRATION*<https://secure.ussailing.org/ussis/register/index.asp?eventid=585610>



Attendees under the age of 35 are able to apply for a Race
Officialships<http://donations.ussailing.org/Race_Officialships.htm>to
reimburse the cost of this seminar. Race Officialships are available
to
US SAILING members only. Non-members may take advantage of the College
Membership Program or SIM. The SIM is one year US SAILNG membership for $45.
The College Membership program is for 4 years and is $95.

Questions?  Please email [email protected]
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