REFEREES' RESOURCES
So that all referees may have the opportunity to gain experience and higher levels of appointment, the Referees Commission is charged with the responsibility of ensuring that suitable courses and practical opportunities are provided to all Judo Queensland members interested in becoming involved in refereeing. Likewise, the Commission has the responsibility of conducting examinations at appropriate times and locations to encourage members to achieve higher levels of appointment and/or enhancement of existing knowledge:
QUEENSLAND REFEREES
List of Referees - March 2024
State ‘C’ Referee Basic Knowledge for Examination
Please complete the Emerging State C referee exam (Judo Australia)
Please e-mail the completed test to the Referee Chair Lorivaldo Paz Landim Junior at E-mail Referees@judoqueensland.org.au.
REFEREES PROMOTION CRITERIA
The attached document outlines the criteria to be met before promotion to a higher level can be achieved
Referee Accreditation Framework
Referee Accreditation Framework - State Licences
IJF REFEREEING RULES UPDATED
Commencing January 2025, a detailed explanation of the rules that apply from 2025 to 2028
IJF Sport and Organisation Rules (version 30 January 2025)
Previous IJF Rule clarification:
- IJF Referee Rule Clarification for the 2022-2024 period. View information
- Explanatory Guide Judo Refereeing Rules Version 19 Low Res - 25.03.2023 - ENG
REFEREEING VIDEOS
2025 IJF Videos (new olympic cycle 2025-2028)
IJF Seminar - Istanbul 2024 (overview)
Previous Olympic Cycles:
- IJF New Olympic Cycle 2022-2024 video
- European Judo Union - Referee Webinar
- http://referee2024.ijf.org (link for videos presented at the recent 2024 EJU/IJF Refereeing and Coaching seminar in Gyor, Hungary.
- IJF Refereeing & Coaching Seminar 2024 (Hungary) - Day 1
- IJF Refereeing & Coaching Seminar 2024 (Hungary) - Day 2
SPORTING CODE
Sporting Code approved 4 August 2020
Judo Australia Sporting Code (March-2024)
FOR BEGINNERS
Contact: referees@judoqueensland.org.au for more info
