How do I become a basketball referee?
Start by registering with NNBOA, attend posted meetings and training opportunities, and complete the requirements shared by the association for the current season. The home page outlines the basic first steps.
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Quick answers for prospective officials, returning members, and anyone looking for NNBOA basketball officiating resources.
Start by registering with NNBOA, attend posted meetings and training opportunities, and complete the requirements shared by the association for the current season. The home page outlines the basic first steps.
No. New officials are welcome. Training, meetings, study sessions, and scrimmage opportunities are intended to help new and returning officials prepare for the season.
NNBOA is centered in Reno and serves basketball officials across Northern Nevada, including Sparks, Carson City, and surrounding towns. Specific assignments, schools, and coverage details may vary by season and are handled through association leadership and assigners.
If an administrator already created your membership record, ask them to send an invitation so your login links to that record. Do not register a second account with a different email unless the association asks you to.
Members can view meetings, training resources, announcements, member documents, training hours, evaluations, rules questions, and profile information after signing in.
After signing in, update the fields you can edit from Member Profile. For account-linking issues or details you cannot change, use the contact form so an administrator can help.
Public highlights may appear on the home page. Full meeting schedules, test prep sessions, scrimmages, and calendar downloads are available to signed-in members.
Yes. Signed-in members can subscribe with a private calendar URL or download an .ics file from the Meetings & Scrimmages page in the member portal.
Signed-in members can use Training Resources or the member resource search page to find active and archived training materials.
Signed-in members can submit rules questions from the member portal. Answers may be shown to the submitting member and, when appropriate, published for other members.
Use the public contact form. Replies come from the association email account, and administrators can review contact messages in the site admin console.