Tennessee Referee Fees

 

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TVUSA 2026 Fees:



Tennessee State Soccer Association Referee Fees 

*Travel Fees: See box in yellow            

 All fees are paid through Squadi

 



High School Official’s Game Fees

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2025-2026 TSSAA Post-Season Tournament Fees

 


JV and Middle School Fees

♦♦♦ TVSRA set fees for JV and TMSSAA games ♦♦♦

For all JV matches that are played, the game fee is $80.00 per referee (duel system), plus mileage if stand-alone game

If a JV match is coupled with a Varsity match that has mileage fees attached
Only one mileage fee can be charged.



TOURNAMENT GAMES – per Gina Foster 2026                   Go to: refereeintennessee.com for more info

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Adult

 

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ENCL

ECNL Webpage    ECNL Gameday Rules: ECNL / ECRL

Game Day Checklist (print)

Referees should arrive no later than 30 minutes before the scheduled kick-off time.

Game fees should be paid to referees no later than immediately after the game.  The home team is responsible for payment:

    • U17 & U18/U19 Fees:  $75 to the referee and $50 to each assistant referee, and   
    • U14, U15, & U16: $65 to the referee and $40 to each assistant referee.
    • U13: $60 to the referee and $40 to each assistant referee.
    • U12: $40 to the referee and $30 to each assistant referee.
    • U11: $40 to the referee and $22 to each assistant referee.

 

MLSNext Homegrown & Academy Referee Fees: MLS NEXT and MLS Next Academy


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Game Times

Below is a quick reference to Rule 303: 
Length of Games, Overtime Periods, and Ball Specifications

Section 1. (a) Except as provided by US Youth Soccer and its State Associations, the length of games, overtime periods, ball size, ball circumference, and ball weight for each age group is as follows:

Age Group Game Length Overtime Periods Size Circumference Weight Number of Players
Under-19 Two 45′ halves Two 15′ halves #5 27-28 in. 14-16 ozs.  
Under-18 Two 45′ halves Two 15′ halves #5 27-28 in. 14-16 ozs.  
Under-17 Two 45′ halves Two 15′ halves #5 27-28 in. 14-16 ozs.  
Under-16 Two 40′ halves Two 15′ halves #5 27-28 in. 14-16 ozs.  
Under-15 Two 40′ halves Two 15′ halves #5 27-28 in. 14-16 ozs.  
Under-14 Two 35′ halves Two 10′ halves #5 27-28 in. 14-16 ozs.  
Under-13 Two 35′ halves Two 10′ halves #5 27-28 in. 14-16 ozs.  
Under-12 Two 30′ halves Two 10′ halves #4 25-26 in. 11-13 ozs. No more than 11, 8 strongly recommended
Under-11 Two 30′ halves Two 10′ halves #4 25-26 in. 11-13 ozs. No more than 11, 8 strongly recommended
Under-10 Two 25′ halves NONE #4 25-26 in. 11-13 ozs. No more than 7, 6 strongly recommended
Under-8 4 -12′ quarters NONE #3 23-24 in. 11-12 ozs. No more than 5, 4 strongly recommended
Under-6 4 – 6′ quarters NONE #3 23-24 in. 11-12 ozs. No more than 4, 3 strongly recommended

 

Rules of the Game as referred to by US Youth Soccer:
For a complete source of rules in each age group, please CLICK HERE.

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