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Making the Right Call

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Send us Fan MailWhat separates a great soccer referee from someone who simply knows the laws of the game?In this episode of the Pink and Green Podcast, A.J. and Chris sit down with Corey Cenate, a longtime Vermont referee and the director of assignments for youth and adult soccer through the Vermont Soccer Association.Corey traces his journey from playing youth soccer in Southern Vermont and competing at Plymouth State to coaching at Springfield High School, where he worked with both the boys’ and girls’ programs. After seeing matches played with too few officials—or none at all—he decided to become part of the solution and stepped onto the field as a referee.The conversation explores how new referees become certified, the mentorship available to them, and the repetitions required to advance from grassroots games to high school, college, and elite amateur soccer. Corey also explains why Vermont referees seeking regional credentials often need to travel outside the state to find enough qualifying matches.Corey offers an inside look at the craft of officiating, from interpreting the Laws of the Game and managing a match’s temperature to communicating with players, coaches, and the rest of the referee crew. He discusses the value of remaining calm, knowing when to issue a card, admitting when a decision was wrong, and immediately preparing to make the next call.The group also examines how communication systems have improved accuracy and game management, why referees should approach a match as a team, and what coaches and supporters may not realize about the conversations happening throughout a game.Corey shares stories from every level of the sport, including youth matches, Vermont Green exhibitions, college soccer, adult leagues, and a particularly eventful UPSL assignment in Florida. He also explains why young players benefit from experienced officials, why refereeing can be an excellent job for teenagers, and how adults can create a better environment for new referees.The episode closes with a discussion about referee abuse, Vermont Soccer’s “Respect the Call” message, and the continued need for more officials across the state.In This EpisodeCorey talks about:Growing up in Southern Vermont soccerPlaying four years at Plymouth StateCoaching the boys’ and girls’ programs at Springfield High SchoolWinning a state championship as an assistant coachMoving from coaching into refereeingBecoming part of the solution to the referee shortageHow new referees become certified in VermontThe Laws of the Game and their evolving interpretationsWhy calmness is essential at higher levelsManaging the temperature of a matchCommunicating with players and identifying trusted leadersDeciding between a warning, yellow card, and red cardHow referee communication systems improve decisionsPreparing for high-level college and amateur assignmentsChecking your ego and relying on the entire referee crewAdmitting mistakes and rebuilding trust during a matchMoving past a difficult decision and making the next callThe pathway from grassroots officiating to a regional badgeOpportunities created by Vermont Clover and other amateur teamsTeaching the game while officiating young playersReferee uniforms and the cost of entering the professionManaging coaches, supporters, and referee abuseWhy Vermont needs more officialsHow prospective referees can get startedCorey Cenate is a former player and coach, an experienced soccer official, and the director of assignments for youth and adult soccer through the Vermont Soccer Association.Anyone interested in becoming a referee can visit the Vermont Soccer Association website for information about certification courses, upcoming clinics, jamborees, advisors, and mentorship opportunities. Vermont Clover FC is home to both men’s and women’s semi-professional soccer teams, with sponsorship opportunities ranging from jersey placement to match-day, digital, and community partnerships. Interested in becoming a Vermont Clover FC sponsor? Contact us at info@vermontclover.com.Vermont Clover FCWe are focused on creating opportunities for VT's top players. Capelli SportThe official uniform sponsor for all Vermont Clover FC teams. Slide In PubThe Office Pub of Vermont Clover FC! Located at 3762 Shelburne Rd Ste 6, Shelburne, VT S1 Goalkeeper GlovesThe Best Goalkeeper Gloves! Pro quality, cost effect. Worn by all Vermont Clover FC Keepers!Support the showFollow the Pink and Green Podcast for more conversations about Vermont soccer, community, and culture.Follow us on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/pinkandgreenpodcast/Follow Vermont Clover FChttps://www.instagram.com/vermontcloverfc/https://www.youtube.com/@VermontCloverFCGet tickets to the next Vermont Clover match!https://tickets.vermontclover.com
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