Officials' Rating & Classification Score The Classification Score is based upon 7 categories: Summer Conference Attendance (5), District Camp Attendance (20), District Director Rating** (25), Local Association Rating*** (10), Classification Exam (20), Weekly Quiz Average (10), and Experience* (10). State Camp Attendance will serve as bonus points (10). Each category must be completed yearly (June 1 – May 31).

All interscholastic contests must use AHSAA-registered officials. It is the official policy of the Alabama High School Athletic Association. All officials have access to the AHSAA Officials Guide and the Officials Manual. Officials' Guide without prior notice in order to better serve our officiating. You will be assigned a temporary official number; a permanent number will be assigned when your dues are processed. Already have an AHSAA Official Number? Log in to the member site. Click on “Join Another Sport/Association” c. Select Football and North Alabama FBOA as the Association.

Note district or state camps held in April and May will count toward the following year. Summer Conference Attendance = Maximum of 5 Points District Director Rating = Maximum of 25 Points Local Association Rating = Maximum of 10 Points District Camp Attendance = 20 Points Classification Exam = Maximum of 20 Points (based upon 100% grading scale) Weekly Quiz Average = Maximum of 10 Points (based upon% of weekly test scores) Years of Experience = Maximum of 10 Points based on following scale: 1 - 5 = 2 Points 6 - 10 = 4 Points 11 - 15 = 6 Points 16 - 20 = 8 Points 21 - Infinity = 10 Points State Camp attendance will serve as a bonus in the year of the state camp. Class 4 Official has a range of points from 90 to 100 Class 3 Official has a range of points from 80 to 89.9 Class 2 Official has a range of points from 70 to 79.9 Class 1 Official has a range of points from below 70 *Out of State NFHS experience is included with proper documentation. Documentation must be provided by the State NFHS affiliated office. **District Directors Rating of Official.

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A maximum of 25 means an official is extremely qualified for state championship game. A score of 23-24 means state finals qualified. A score of 20-22 means state semi-finals (regionals/sectionals) qualified. A score of 16-19 means playoff qualified. A score of 11-15 means varsity level official with potential for playoffs. A score of 6-10 means varsity capable official, not ready for playoffs. A score of 1-5 means below varsity or clock only official.

***Local Association Rating of Official. A maximum of 10 means the association would recommend for a championship game. A score of 8-9 would mean official could call in playoffs. A score of 6-7 is varsity with potential for playoffs. Scores of 4-5 are varsity officials not ready for playoffs. Scores below a 4 are below varsity officials or clocks only.

Local Association Contacts BASEBALL Alabama BB501 Douglas Markstrom 103 Pine Street Trussville, AL  Hm: 2 Bus.: 205-655-3271 E-Mail: Alex City BB404 John Ewing 181 Mountain Laurel Drive Jackson's Gap, AL 36861 Hm: 256-825-6283 Bus.: 256-392-2465 E-Mail: Butler County BB208 Robert Kuhn 1578 Fort Deposit Road Fort Deposit, AL 36032 Hm: 334-227-4891 Bus.: 888-219-9679 Cell: TBD E-Mail: Chattahoochee Area BB406 Hurston Pittman 3210 Thornberry Circle Phenix City, AL 36867 Hm: 706-957-0497 Bus.:None E-Mail: Chilton County BB303 Ryan Price 5400 Co. 754 Clanton, AL 35045 Hm: 205-688-7792 Bus: na E-Mail: Colbert County BB701 Ricky Bryan P. FOOTBALL Alabama FB502 Jimmy Chaffin P.

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