Hot Topics in Intramural Soccer

Abraham T. (1996). Play on! Advantage. Referee, 21(10), 21–22.

Baer A. (1991). Working under both the dual and diagonal systems of control. Referee, 16(6), 61–63.

Baer A. (1992). Slide tackles. Referee, 17(2), 66.

Berg R. (1995). Soccer safety goal has not yet been met. Athletic Business, 19(5), 24.

Briggs S. (1997, April). Soccer participation posts dramatic gain in 1996. Soccer Industry Council of America [Press Release]. Retrieved July 17, 1996 from the World Wide Web: http://www.sportsit…ws/sgma/sica/5.html

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Knopf D. (1994). The case for having three ‘referees.’ Referee, 19(2), 61.

Kovalakides N. (1987). Diagonal vs. TROF officiating systems. Referee, 12(3), 59.

Maurer B. L. (Ed.) (1989). NIRSA flag and touch football rules and official's manual. Corvallis, OR: NIRSA.

Maurer B. L. , Albright G. , Gaskins D. , & Gildersleeve R. (1997). Ten NIRSA flag football teaching stations - The answer to training your officials. Paper presented at the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association annual conference, Louisville, KY.

Planet Soccer., (1997, July). History of referees. [Selected articles on-line]. Retrieved July 18, 1997 from the World Wide Web: http://www.planet-soccer.com/index.html

Sparks D. (Ed.) (1996). 1996-97 High School soccer rules book. Kansas City, MO: National Federation of State High School Associations.

Sparks D. (Ed.) (1997). 1997-98 High School soccer rules book. Kansas City, MO: National Federation of State High School Associations.

Yannie N. (1989). Working within both the diagonal and the dual systems of control. Referee, 14(12), 64.