Events Make Payment Become An Official 2026 Girls Training Requirements 2026 Boys Training Requirements About NNLOA Board Of Directors Ejection Report Partners	Board Meeting January 8, 2026, 7:00 pm Great Basin Brewing, Reno NNLOA Annual Social Tentive date and location: 6:00pm, January 14, 2026 Bullys Mt. Rose, 18156 Wedge Pkwy. Reno, NV 89511 NNLOA All Member Meeting MANDATORY Tentive date and location: January 31, 2026 Boys and Girls Club, 2680 E Ninth St. Reno, NV 89512 Boys High School Officials Training - Mechanics - REQUIRED February 24, 2026, 6:30-7:30pm Webinar link will be provided via Arbiter email Boys Rules Training and Test Review - REQUIRED February 25, 2026, 6:30-7:30pm Webinar link will be provided via Arbiter email Boys Jr. and 1st and 2nd year Officials Final Pre-Season Training - REQUIRED All other officials welcome but not required April 1, 2026, 6:30-7:30pm Webinar link will be provided via Arbiter email Youth Jamboree Jr. and 1st and 2nd year Officials - REQUIRED April 4, 2026, 8:00am-5:00pm NNLOA High School Season March 7 - May 16, 2026 HSLL Youth Season April-June, 2026
1. Complete the online registration form and read and agree to the NNLOA Independent Contractor Agreement 2. Pay your NNLOA registration dues by clicking here. 3. Become a member of USA Lacrosse as an Official with the Northern Nevada Lacrosse Officials Association. 4. Establish your Arbiter Sports Profile. 5. Get your official uniform and required equipment. 6. Complete and pass all training and exams. 7. Download and review the detailed instructions.
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WHO WE ARE The Northern Nevada Lacrosse Officials Association (NNLOA) is a non-profit organization formed to provide nationally certified Lacrosse Officials for all levels of the boys and girls game in the Northern Nevada and High Sierra areas. All officials are members of US Lacrosse® and receive training from USA Lacrosse® certified trainers. The NNLOA is managed by a Board of Directors that is elected by the membership. The Northern Nevada and High Sierra area has over 50 teams and 1,500 players that compete at all levels from U8 to senior league ages 40+. MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to provide the highest quality officials at all levels of play. The NNLOA will work with all Lacrosse organizations in our area to ensure fair and safe play, promote sportsmanship, educate players and coaches about the application of the rules, and to grow the game of Lacrosse. VISION Our vision is to provide the highest quality of training available to officiate every Lacrosse contest fairly and safely. The NNLOA will provide nationally certified officials for all levels of play in Northern Nevada and the High Sierra region. NNLOA officials will exercise the highest level of self-discipline, professionalism, integrity, humility, respect and responsibility. NNLOA officials will be educated and trained on all aspects of the application, intent, enforcement and spirit of the rules of Lacrosse. NNLOA officials will officiate all contests safely, fairly and according to the rules. NNLOA officials will exercise their authority in an impartial, consistent and controlled manner. NNLOA officials will master both the rules and the mechanics necessary to properly apply and enforce the rules. NNLOA officials will prepare themselves both physically and mentally, will dress neatly and appropriately, and will comport themselves in the highest standards of the profession.
President Glenn Meyer Vice President Men's/Boy's Game Brian Dziminski Vice President Women's/Girl's Game Mark Sura Treasurer Chris Whitbeck Secretary Craig Crick Member at Large Men's/Boy's Game John Hammond Member at Large Women's/Girl's Game Andrea Bryant Contact the NNLOA Board of Directors here.
Rules 1-3 2025 Rule 4 pt1 Student Notes Rule 4 pt2 Student Notes Rule 4 pt3 Student Notes 2 Man Mechanic 2025 3 Man Mechanic 2025