Thank you to our guest speakers and all officials who attended our clinic!

And a very special thank you to the staff at Feather River College for hosting us. This was our first year at this location and hopefully not our last. We had a few glitches which we are aware of and will correct for next year to make it even better! We were especially honored to have officials from California and Eastern Nevada joining us.

Planning for next year's clinic will commence in January. We hope to see everyone again. We always welcome critiques and suggestions to improve it. Thank you and have a great season!

NNFOA Executive Board

Save the Preseason Clinic Dates: July 15th, 16th 17th, Feather River College, Quincy, CA

NNFOA members only: All members are expected to attend the Preseason Clinic according to NNFOA By-Laws. 1st  year rookie officials are exempt but encouraged to attend. Golf and overnight stays are optional.

ITINERARY (subject to change):

7/15 Friday:

12 noon

Golf at Plumas Pines Golf Resort, Graeagle, CA. Contact Pat Keena to register. pat.keena@yahoo.com. Register early as there are limited spots. Cost for golf is $85 (separate from clinic fees but may be paid in advance together) lunch included.

5:30pm Registration @ FRCC (Cafeteria)

Dinner is on your own or you can eat at FRCC for $15 (which is included in cost below for Friday night).

7pm VP Reception (dorms)

7:30pm NNFOA Draft for crews (Crew Chiefs and Commissioner only)

 

7/16 Saturday:

7:30am Continental Breakfast

8:00am Registration (main gym)

8:45am E-Board introductions & crew announcements

9:00am Commissioner (Pat White) new rules and NNFOA test

10:00am Speaker: Ernie Howren (main gym)

10:30am Breakout session # 1 (Flanks – Tony K / Umpires – Mark J / Referees-Darren F) 11:15am Breakout session # 2 (same as above) Rookies breakout – Earl H.

12:00 noon Lunch & D1 apparel (uniform supplier)

1:15pm Speaker: Sean Robbins (main gym)

2:15 Break

2:30pm Speaker: Scott Campbell (main gym)

3:15pm On field work with Sean Robbins

4:30 pm on field Referees with Scott Campbell announcing penalties and signals Umpires with Mark Jacoby & flanks with Steve Rohwer

5:30pm Crew Olympics (on the field) if on a crew or individual performance

6:30pm Dinner (cafeteria)

7:30pm Presidential Reception (dorms)

7/17 Sunday:

8:00am Breakfast (cafeteria)​

9:00am Speaker: Rob Hummel (main Gym)

9:30 Grade NNFOA test (main gym) Pat White

10:00am Breakout session # 3 (deeps - Geoff D./advancement – Eric P. & Doug Suhl / Sideline communication – Steve R.)

10:30am on the field work: Flanks- Tony Le & Doug Suhl / Referees Scott Campbell / Umpires Mark Jacoby

11:30am on the field Q & A session

12:00pm clean-up and crew meetings (NNFOA)

Cost of clinic:

1day only (includes lunch & dinner) = $85

2 days w/1 night stay in Campus dorms (includes breakfast / lunch & Dinner) = $110

3 days w/2 night stay in campus dorms (includes golf and dinner Friday = $210

3 days w/2 nights stay in campus dorms (no golf) -$135

NNFOA members can pay Rocky at either the Rookie Social on 5/26 or at the Members Social on 6/9. Many of you prepaid the clinic fees at end of season and can pay for any balance due then. Outside associations contact Rocky Polito (Treasurer for life) at rockypolito@hotmail.com.

Please register as early as possible as this helps with giving FRCC a head count so they can prepare for meals, etc. 

IMPORTANT: If staying overnight you must bring your own bedding

We have a fantastic line up of special guest speakers and presenters:

Scott Campbell, Big 12 Conference

Coach Sean Robbins, Game Ready FSE

Doug Suhl SCIAC/So Cal JUCO

Rob Hummel Spanish Springs HS Varsity Head Coach

Ernie Howren, Bishop Manogue HS Varsity Head Coach

Feather River College Campus

NNFOA 2022 Preseason Clinic is being held Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 15th, 16th and 17th at Feather River College in historic Quincy, California, about an 80 minute drive northwest of Reno. 

Perched on a mountain side forested with pine and oak, Feather River College is tucked away in one of California's hidden, quiet spots. Bordering Plumas National Forest, the campus is more than 400 acres and hosts a variety of wildlife, including a resident deer herd. Students often stop in their tracks just to soak in the beautiful setting.