Maui County Volleyball Officials Sought for Upcoming High School Season

Maui County Volleyball Officials Seek New Recruits for 2025-2026 Season

By Maui County Volleyball Officials
July 26, 2025, 10:00 AM HST

Scan this QR code for more facts on becoming a volleyball official.

Maui County Volleyball Officials have opened recruitment for individuals interested in officiating high school volleyball games during the upcoming 2025-2026 school year.

the organization is welcoming applicants with no prior experience, emphasizing that comprehensive training and necessary equipment will be provided to all new recruits.

The initial officials training session is set to take place on Saturday, August 9th, at 8:30 a.m. This training will be held at Seabury Hall in Makawao.

Volleyball games are typically scheduled to occur on weekday evenings, from Tuesday through Friday, with additional matches played on Saturday mornings.

“If you are interested in giving back to the volleyball community, our student athletes, and Maui County, (as well as making some extra cash) we’d love to have you join our team!” a recent announcement stated.

Those looking to get involved or seeking further details are encouraged to scan the provided QR code. alternatively, interested parties can contact ke’van Dudoit directly at 808-250-5674.

Becoming a Volleyball Official: A Rewarding Role

Officiating high school sports like volleyball offers a unique prospect to stay connected with the athletic community and support young athletes. It requires a good understanding of the rules, excellent communication skills, and the ability to make fair and decisive calls under pressure.

The role of a volleyball official extends beyond just enforcing rules; it involves ensuring fair play, promoting sportsmanship, and contributing to a positive experience for players, coaches, and spectators alike. It’s a chance to give back to the sport and develop valuable leadership qualities.

Frequently Asked Questions

• do I need prior volleyball officiating experience? No, Maui County Volleyball Officials welcomes applicants with no prior experience.
• What training will be provided? Comprehensive training and all necessary equipment will be provided to new officials.
• When is the first training session? The first session is scheduled for Saturday, August 9th, at 8:30 a.m. at Seabury Hall.
• When are games typically played? Games are typically held Tuesday through Friday evenings and Saturday mornings.
• How can I get more information? You can scan the QR code provided or contact Ke’van Dudoit at 808-250-5674.

Are you interested in becoming a volleyball official? Share your thoughts or questions in the comments below!

Are you currently certified with any officiating associations (e.g., MCVOA, HHSAA)?

Calling All Referees: support Maui High school Athletics!

Maui County is actively recruiting dedicated and qualified individuals to serve as volleyball officials for the upcoming high school season. With student-athlete participation steadily growing, the need for certified referees is more critical than ever. This isn’t just about officiating; its about fostering a positive and safe environment for our young athletes. We need passionate individuals to join our team and ensure fair play across all Maui Interscholastic League (MIL) volleyball games.

Why Become a Volleyball Official in Maui County?

Officiating offers a unique perspective on the sport you love and provides numerous benefits:

Stay Connected to Volleyball: Remain actively involved in the game, even after your playing days are over.

flexible Schedule: Officiating allows you to work games around your existing commitments. Opportunities range from freshman to varsity level matches.

Supplemental Income: Earn competitive pay for your time and expertise. Volleyball referee pay varies based on experience and level of play.

Community Involvement: Contribute directly to the growth of young athletes in Maui County.

Personal growth: Develop valuable skills in dialog, conflict resolution, and decision-making.

Qualifications & Certification Requirements

To become a certified volleyball official in maui County, you’ll need to meet specific requirements. These are in place to ensure the safety and fairness of all competitions.

1. age Requirement: Must be at least 18 years of age.
2. Background Check: Successful completion of a mandatory background check.
3. rules Knowledge: A thorough understanding of current high school volleyball rules (NFHS rules are generally followed).
4. Certification Course: Completion of a recognized volleyball officiating certification course. The hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) offers approved courses.
5. Physical Fitness: Ability to maintain position on the court and move efficiently.
6. Registration: registration with the Maui County Volleyball Officials Association (MCVOA).

Getting Certified: A Step-by-Step Guide

becoming a certified referee involves a few key steps. Here’s a breakdown to help you get started:

1. HHSAA Officiating Resources: Visit the HHSAA website (https://www.hhsaa.org/) for details on upcoming volleyball officiating clinics and certification courses.
2. Online Rules Interpretation: Complete an online rules interpretation course. This is frequently enough a prerequisite for in-person clinics.
3. Attend a Clinic: Participate in a hands-on volleyball officiating clinic led by experienced instructors. These clinics cover rules, mechanics, and game management.
4. Pass the Exam: Successfully pass a written exam demonstrating your knowledge of volleyball rules and regulations.
5. Practical Evaluation: Complete a practical evaluation where you officiate a live game under the supervision of a mentor official.
6. MCVOA Membership: Join the Maui County Volleyball Officials Association to receive game assignments and support.

Maui County Volleyball Officials Association (MCVOA) – Your Support Network

The MCVOA plays a vital role in supporting volleyball referees in Maui County. Benefits of membership include:

Game Assignments: Access to a schedule of available volleyball games needing officials.

Mentorship Program: Pairing new officials with experienced mentors for guidance and support.

Rules Updates: Regular updates on rule changes and interpretations.

Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow officials and share best practices.

advocacy: representation and advocacy for officials within the Maui Interscholastic League.

Current Needs & Game Levels

Currently, Maui County is experiencing the greatest need for officials at the following levels:

JV Volleyball: junior Varsity games require experienced and reliable referees.

Freshman Volleyball: A growing number of freshman teams are creating increased demand.

Varsity Volleyball (Assistant Referees): Opportunities exist for assistant referees to support the lead official at varsity matches.

Contact Information & Resources

Ready to make a difference? Here’s how to get involved:

Maui County Volleyball Officials Association (MCVOA): [Insert MCVOA Contact Information Here – Email/Phone/Website if available]

Hawaii High School Athletic association (HHSAA): https://www.hhsaa.org/

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