RefEvaluation vs The Club Referee

Collect game data, crew observations and commentary to assist an official evaluator prepare a game evaluation report of an official or crew for league and tournament assignors. RefEvaluation provides game statistics on calls, who made the call and from what position, provides the ability to add comments on the crew and individual crew members and generates a detailed RefEvaluation game report for the Crew or individual official or the standard NASO Evaluation Report for an individual official. Evaluators can choose the level of detail used in the app to generate the evaluation report. Create a Quick Report or collect game data for a more detailed evaluation. The game report can be saved, printed, texted or emailed to the league or tournament administrator from within the app (with purchase of the Full Version).

The Club Referee - the only app built for referees. The scoreboard, the clock and the match record — in one hand. The Club Referee is built for the person with the whistle. Record each score and card as it happens, with buttons that match the sport you're actually refereeing, and the match record writes itself. No notebook, no scribbled sheet to type up afterwards. And while you referee, everyone who couldn't get to the pitch follows the game live in The Club Fan. SCORING THAT FITS THE SPORT Each sport gets its own score screen with the right buttons on it — goals and points for GAA, including the two-pointer; tries and conversions for rugby; and the equivalents across every code supported. Own goals and own points are a tap away, and every score can be attributed to a jersey number. CARDS AND SIN BINS Record yellows and reds against a player as you issue them. Sin-bin periods count down on screen and alert you the moment they expire, so nobody comes back early and nobody stays off longer than they should. A CLOCK THAT MATCHES THE RULES Play, stoppages and breaks are timed separately for every period, through extra time and penalties. Slide to confirm each phase change so the clock never advances by accident in your pocket, and adjust the time afterwards if something needs correcting. EVERY EVENT ON A TIMELINE Review the whole match as a running timeline while it's live. Edit or remove anything that went in wrong before you save. TEAMS, CLUBS AND VENUES Set up clubs and teams with their crests, mark the teams you referee most as favourites so they're at the top of the list, and add a new venue by dropping a pin on a map. THE CLUB SEES IT LIVE Every score, card and period appears in The Club Fan within seconds of you entering it. Parents at work, players who are injured, family in another country — they all follow the match as it happens, and nobody has to wait for someone to post the result. SPORTS SUPPORTED • GAA • Soccer • Rugby Union • Rugby League • Aussie Rules • Oz Tag Rugby • IRFU Tag Rugby • ITRA Tag Rugby WHO IT'S FOR Referees, coaches, club secretaries and volunteers — anyone who ends up keeping the official record of a game. If you can start a stopwatch, you can use this. Questions, or a sport or competition you'd like supported? Email info@theclubreferee.com — we read everything. What's New — 1.0.3 (build 18), 1,065 / 4,000 FAVOURITE TEAMS Mark the teams you referee most often and they'll sit at the top of the list, so setting up a match takes a few seconds rather than a scroll. A CLEARER TEAM PICKER The team selection screen has been rebuilt: club crests on every row, filter chips across the top, and the coach's name shown against each team so you can tell two similarly named sides apart. ADD A VENUE ON A MAP New venues can be placed with a full map rather than typed in blind. WHO IT'S FOR Referees, coaches, club secretaries and volunteers — anyone who ends up keeping the official record of a game. If you can start a stopwatch, you can use this. Questions, or a sport or competition you'd like supported? Email info@theclubreferee.com — we read everything. SPORTS SUPPORTED • GAA • Soccer • Rugby Union • Rugby League • Aussie Rules • Oz Tag Rugby • IRFU Tag Rugby • ITRA Tag Rugby https://youtu.be/i3VDLhRV268