Community Sports Partners·Mississauga, Ontario
Officiate youth soccer games across various age groups while enforcing rules consistently and fairly. Manage game flow, player behavior, and maintain a safe and professional environment on the field.
Community Sports Partners is seeking reliable, confident, and energetic Youth Referees to officiate soccer games across our youth leagues. This role is focused on creating a fair, safe, and fun environment for players while upholding the integrity of the game.
What You’ll Do Officiate youth soccer games across various age groups and skill levels Enforce rules of the game in a consistent, fair, and professional manner Manage game flow, player behaviour, and sportsmanship on the field Communicate clearly with players, coaches, and spectators when needed Arrive prepared and on time for all assigned matches What We’re Looking For Strong understanding of soccer rules and gameplay Confident decision-making and ability to stay composed under pressure Reliable, punctual, and professional Strong communication and conflict management skills Previous refereeing experience is an asset (but not required) Nice to Have Referee certification (e.g., Ontario Soccer Match Official) Experience working with youth sports or coaching Strong understanding of soccer rules and basic game management Ability to make quick, confident decisions in a fast-paced environment Reliable, punctual, and able to commit to scheduled game times Comfortable communicating with players, coaches, and spectators Positive attitude with a focus on fairness, safety, and sportsmanship
Candidates should have a strong understanding of soccer rules and the ability to make confident decisions under pressure. Previous refereeing experience and relevant certifications are considered assets but are not strictly required.
Market context
Youth soccer referee roles in Ontario are often needed during the outdoor season, especially when leagues and tournaments expand match schedules. Competition can be shaped by availability, rule knowledge, and the ability to stay composed with players, coaches, and spectators; prior refereeing experience and certifications can help, but they are not always required. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm local certification options and be ready to explain how you handle fast-paced game decisions.
