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OFFICIATING Info
DWMHA Officiating
Referee in Chief - Glenn Boyce
- Email: referee-in-chief@whalers.org
Interested in Officiating or Timekeeping?
Did you know that officials are one of the most important members of every hockey game? If you are interested in becoming a on-ice official or timekeeper, we would love to hear from you!
Eligibility
- New officials must be at least 12 years of age by December 31.
- Reside in the Dartmouth Zone as defined by Hockey Nova Scotia.
How to Apply
All prospective officials must complete this application form
Please note that submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance.
Applications will be reviewed between August and September, prior to the start of the season. If space allows and you are accepted for the upcoming season the Referee-in-Chief will contact you with information on the next steps, including registration for the required officiating course. Please be aware that a limited number of applicants will be accepted.
Required Training
All new officials must complete the appropriate Hockey Canada officiating clinic:
- Officials under 16 years of age: Level 1 Officiating Clinic
- Officials 16 years of age and older: Level 2 Officiating Clinic
Equipment
All officials are responsible for obtaining the required officiating equipment and wearing the appropriate attire.
For more information about officiating clinics and registration, please visit:
- Hockey Nova Scotia Officiating Clinics: https://hockeynovascotia.ca/official/clinics/
- Hockey Nova Scotia Registration Information: https://hockeynovascotia.ca/official/registration-information/