Sports Officiating

Sports Officiating

Rules & mechanics self-study

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Released
August 12, 2026
Updated
September 22, 2026

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Sports Officiating is a season-readiness self-study tool for referees and umpires — a private way to work through the rules, case plays, and on-field mechanics of the games you officiate. Thousands of questions, every one offline. It's not a trivia app. It's built around how officials actually prepare. SEASON READINESS See how thoroughly you've reviewed each rule area — Reviewed, Proficient, Strong — and watch your accuracy climb as the season approaches. Your profile stays on your device; email or copy a readiness report to yourself anytime. PRACTICE TEST Take a self-administered practice test of any length, drawn fresh across the chapters, with a score and chapter breakdown at the end. It's practice — not an official certification. SPORTS High School Baseball, Basketball, Football, and Volleyball — rules, case plays, and two- and three-person mechanics. Plus Youth Baseball and Youth Softball, each following its own program's rules. • Study by rule chapter, by case play, or by officiating mechanics • Every answer carries a short "why" tied to the rule reference • Revisit the questions you miss and drill your weak areas • Works completely offline — every question is bundled in the app • No account, no login, no ads, and nothing is collected or tracked Whether you're getting ready for the season or staying sharp between games, it's a fast, private way to test what you know and find your weak spots. This app is a practice aid, not an official rules interpretation, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any governing body. Sport and organization names are used only to identify which ruleset a question follows.
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What's New in Sports Officiating

2.3.3

September 22, 2026

What's new in 2.3.3: • High School Basketball content updated for the 2026–27 season, including the new three-tenths-of-a-second end-of-period timing rule and matching case plays. • A 2026–27 rules indicator so you can see the basketball bank is current. • Minor content-accuracy fixes.

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