Refereeing is a vital part of the Edmonton Rugby Union, ensuring that the game is played fairly and safely at all levels. Whether you are new to rugby, a player exploring a new path, a dedicated enthusiast, or a coach wanting to deepen your understanding of the sport, there is a pathway for you to become a referee. By becoming a referee, you not only immerse yourself in the game but also contribute to the development of players and the overall rugby community.
Click on the button below to register for Match Official accreditation courses today!
We welcome individuals of all experience levels to join us and take part in this rewarding role. To assist you in your refereeing journey, we encourage you to utilize the resources below:
Junior & High School Referee Tips
Key Focus Areas for refereeing Junior (U13 – U18) & High School Rugby
World Rugby Laws of the Game
Stay up to date and review the current laws!
ERU Referee Feedback Form
Provide instant feedback to your referee
For more information, please visit Edmonton Rugby Referees and learn how you can make a positive impact on the game today!
Discipline / Sanctions resulting from a red card or other removal from game or playing enclosure (players and non-players) are to be reported within 24 hours of the incident.
SEND OFF REPORT FOR MATCH OFFICIALS
Match Officials are to complete a send-off report for any red card issued in a game.
Reports for games which occurred in ERU jurisdiction are to be sent to edmontonrugbyreferees@gmail.com CC eruprograms@gmail.com
Discipline reports for AWP and AC divisions are to be emailed to info@rugbyalberta.com CC edmontonrugbyreferees@gmail.com & eruprograms@gmail.com. These will be forwarded to the Rugby Alberta Rules and Regulations Committee (RRC) to review.
Send off report for Match Officials use is provided here
Click here for information about how to complete a Red Card Report
Have questions about refereeing for the ERU? Contact us!
