Complete every step below before you can be assigned to SCSN matches.
SportsEngine displays which eligibility requirements you still need to complete before you can participate.
Every SCSN official must attend one clinic each season. Pick whichever session works for you.
- Bring a laptop or iPad for taking notes, and water. No food or snacks are provided.
- Wear a collared shirt with neat trousers or a skirt. Sneakers are fine. No tank tops, nothing strapless, no flip flops.
- Be on time. Doors close at the start time — arriving after that means registering for a later clinic.
- No walk-ups. Everyone attending must be registered, including anyone you bring.
Every official completes the USAV courses matched to their experience level in the Volleyball Academy, reached from your SportsEngine profile.
After your clinic, every new SCSN official completes one day of on-court training alongside a veteran official before being assigned to matches.
- Required for everyone new to SCSN. No waivers are granted, even for officials with previous experience — this is so all officials learn SCSN procedures and protocols.
- You must be eligible in SportsEngine first: SafeSport, background screening, and all modules in the New Provisional Officials Training (1–3 years) bundle in the USAV Volleyball Academy.
- One day, six matches, 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Training matches are unpaid, and a second training day is not available.
- SCSN schedules you from the availability you submit on the Google Form. Do not email to say you are ready — your progress is visible in the system.
- You will be paired with a veteran official and must be able to work independently by the end of the day.
Officials aged 16 and 17 register through the Junior Officials Program, then complete the same requirements and clinic as everyone else.
- Must be at least 16 years old — minimum, no exceptions.
- Coaches may officiate.
- SafeSport and a background check are required if you are 18, or turning 18 during the club season.
Provisional officials advance to Regional status through an SCSN Regional Certification Camp, where evaluators observe you and give formal feedback.
Full guide on the SportsEngine help site.