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Youth Flag Football Referee North Inland Empire Rancho Cucamonga

Youth Flag Football Referee North Inland Empire

Independent Contractor • Rancho Cucamonga
Benefits:
  • Employee discounts
  • Flexible schedule
  • Training & development
Starting pay rate: $18.00 per Game
Job Type: Part-Time Contractor (Weekend Shifts)
Job Location: Fontana, Upland, Ontario, Chino, Eastvale, Norco, Rialto

Job Summary

Join i9 Sports as a Weekend Flag Football Official and lead the charge on the gridiron! You aren't just a referee; you are a mentor and official who ensures a high-energy, safe, and positive environment where young athletes can learn the fundamentals of the game.

Regional Details

Our programs rotate seasonally to provide the best facilities for our athletes. This position covers our North Cluster, including:

  • Rancho Cucamonga, Upland, Fontana, Rialto, Bloomington, Chino, and Ontario.
  • Assignment locations vary by season. Reliable transportation to all cities in this cluster is required.

Responsibilities 

  • Enforce i9 Sports Rules: Call penalties, manage game clock, and ensure a fair, safe, and educational experience.
  • Teach & Demonstrate: Explain calls to players and coaches to help them learn the game and improve sportsmanship.
  • Game Day Logistics: Efficiently set up and break down fields, including cones, yard markers, and flag belts. (Note: Setup and cleanup count as one game toward compensation).
  • Customer Service: Maintain a consistently positive attitude and provide exceptional support to families and spectators.
  • Mentor Coaches: Act as a resource for volunteer coaches to ensure smooth gameplay and team development.

Qualifications/Requirements

  • Experience: Possess at least 2 years of experience as a player, coach, or official in Football (Flag or Tackle).
  • Reliable Transportation: Must have a valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle to travel within the North IE cluster.
  • Physical Ability: Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs and remain active and mobile on the field for the duration of the games.
  • Background Check: Must pass a mandatory National Criminal Background Check.

Payment Disclosure

Payment for this position is based on a game rate structure. This means that as an independent contractor, you will be paid weekly based only on the number of games you successfully work during that period. Your total weekly compensation will be the established rate multiplied by the number of games completed (including setup and cleanup blocks); it is not a fixed salary or an hourly wage for time spent outside of game duties. 
Compensation: $18.00 - $20.00 per hour

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