Chinese Roller Skating Association informed CIRILH today that they would like to attend the 2011 World Junior Championships in Roccaraso (Italy). At the moment eleven countries expressed the desire to come. No news from Mexico and Spain so there will probably be 13 countries.
The Rules of the Game were published in 2005 and each year few corrections were added. All correction will appear underlined in yellow.
At the moment a commission is working to print a new rules book within the end of 2011.
Here you can download the 2005 book with all amendments.
Several years ago when Inline Hockey was starting the CIRILH saw the need to assist in the development of Inline Hockey game standards, policies and procedures. The CIRILH took aim at developing the referee’s game standards and making the playing rules consistent around the globe. Since the World Championships held in 1999 in Switzerland, this has been a priority. Our aim was to use Referees trained and schooled on the philosophy of play as prescribed by the CIRILH.
We currently have four levels of referee under the FIRS rules. The levels are as follows:
All of these levels have great importance in the overall development of the game.
We play inline hockey at many skill levels domestically and internationally. The National Referee level was created for two reasons, one to get the International playing rules into a country that was developing the sport. The second reason was to allow the developing countries to implement a referee program that will train referees not only for domestic play but to develop skills for advanced International play.
The International A and B Referees are referees that have attend a higher level of training provided by the CIRILH prior to International Championships. International A Referees work at the World Championship and World Games. International B Referees are at the second level still developing the necessary skills required to work at World Championships. The International B Referees will be seen at Continental Championships such as; European Cup, Pan Am Games, Oceania Games and the Asian Games. Generally at the Continental Championship we will have a mixture of International A and B referees to allow for mentoring of our up and coming Referees.
The final level is the Honorary Referee. This referee is an International A or B Referee that is not actively working games any longer. These Referees will become Mentors in their country as well as at the International Level.
Referee training is available prior to all World Championship’s and is available to any FIRS Member Federation. For more information please contact Gordon Young, FIRS Referee in Chief g.r.young@bigpond.com.
Czech Republic (Beroun) will host the 2011 FIRS “the second OFFICIAL Veteran World Cup” from May 27 through May 29. CIRILH sent to all National Federations Members of FIRS Bulletin # 1. In case you would like to download this bulletin as a PDF file, please “click here”
The Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) is one of the largest, non-profit, volunteer, sports organizations in the United States. A multi-sport organization, the AAU is dedicated exclusively to the promotion and development of amateur sports and physical fitness programs.
Each years AAU organize Junior Olympics International Division and Junior Olympics Club Division.
In 2010 AAU organized the 1st FIRS Junior Women World Cup and in 2011 AAU will organize the second world Cup for Junior Women: FIRS, “The official 2011 Junior Women’s World Cup” .
When?
June 30th through July 10th, 2011
Where?
THE RINKS – 5555 McFadden Avenue – Huntington Beach Inline – CA – USA (near Los Angeles)
To get the International Packet in PDF file click here
AAU Junior Olympics International Division
FIRS Junior Women World Cup
AAU Junior Olympics Club Division
JUNE 30 JULY 10, 2011
Location
THE RINKS-Huntington Beach Inline (3rd rink added in 2011)
5555 McFadden Avenue
Huntington Beach, California 92649
www.the-rinks.com (Click on Huntington Beach Inline)
Block Schedule
Please get international package to read the details : Click Here
FIRS ” the OFFICIAL INLINE HOCKEY JUNIOR WOMEN WORLD CUP” is scheduled from July 4th through July 7th
Team Registration Fee and Application Deadline: Monday, 6th of June 2011
The Scorpions Inline Hockey Club in Namibia (Africa) is looking for a Head coach for the 2011 Season, which will start mid January and ends November 2011.
In case you are interested and need more information, Please contact:
Heike Dedig at gensup@iway.na
Brian Sobel at coach1@iway.na ( Brian is the current coach )
