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Last updated 2 May 2026
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Become a Club Referee

Love the game of football? Looking for a challenge? Looking for some extra cash? Become a referee!!! This is more than just a job - it’s a chance to learn leadership skills, gain confidence, and stay connected to the beautiful game. Refereeing is fast-paced, fun, and flexible. Best of all you get paid for every game.

What is a Club Referee?

A Club Referee is registered to Bardon Latrobe and helps officiate games across multiple age groups, depending on your age you would referee:

  • Miniroos (U6–U12) – centre referee
  • Juniors (U13–U18) – centre referee & assistant referee
  • Seniors – centre referee (on occasion when not allocated by Football Queensland) & assistant referee

Most of our referees also play at the club, but you’re welcome no matter your background - as long as you know the game. The minimum age to be able to referee is the U12 playing age group.

Referee at Bardon Latrobe

What support do I receive?

Bardon Latrobe provides training and ongoing support. Referees for Junior and Senior games must also complete the free Football Australia Laws of the Game (LOTG) online training module.

And for those that are keen to take their refereeing to the next level, Football Queensland offer a formal pathway beyond a club referee to a junior football match official (level 4), senior football match official (level 3) and more advanced levels.

How can I sign up as a Club Referee?

Each year in Term 1, before the season begins, we open our Club Referee Expression of Interest form. EOI has now closed for , look out for next season.

Need Help?

If you have questions, please check out our Referee FAQ.

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