Play a Key Role in WA’s Favourite Game! 

Are you passionate about football and looking for a way to stay active, stay connected to the game, and earn extra income?  

Umpiring is the ideal opportunity for you! 

Whether you want to umpire alongside playing or focus just on officiating, it's a great way to build your leadership skills. 

Join us at one of our upcoming Come and Try sessions:

• 12th February 2025 5:30pm - 7pm Tuart College, Tuart Hill 
• 17th  February 2025 5:30pm - 7pm Ellenbrook District Open Space, Ellenbrook 
• 24th  February 2025 5:30pm - 7pm Emerald Park, Edgewater
• 10th  March 2025 5:30pm - 7pm Success Regional Sport & Community Facility, Success
• 24th  March 2025 5:30pm – 7pm Ernest Johnson Oval - South Perth (Female Only)

Why Umpire? 

• Get paid - Rates start from $45 for umpiring a junior community game up to $200 for a senior community game
• Stay Fit – Umpiring is a great way to improve your fitness while being part of the action. 
• Learn & Grow – Gain in-depth knowledge of the game’s rules, improve communication, and develop valuable life skills. 
• Opportunities at All Levels – Start locally and work your way up to umpire at WAFL and AFL levels. 

Ready to get started? 
Ready to make a lasting impact on the game? By becoming an umpire, you’re not just signing up for a role, you’re joining a community committed to growth, development, and inclusion.  

Register today via the form below.

FAQ'S

What umpiring roles are available?

• Field Umpire – Be in the heart of the game, officiate the laws of the game, ensuring fair play.
• Boundary Umpire – Moves along the boundary, judging whether the ball is out of bounds or out on the full, and returns the ball to play with a throw-in.
• Goal Umpire –Are responsible for deciding if a goal or behind has been scored, signalling the score and recording it on your goal cards.
• Umpire Coach – Help mentor new umpires and guide them to success.

How do I get started in umpiring?
To begin umpiring, attend one of our "Come and Try" days and complete an Expression of Interest Form.

What are the requirements to umpire?
A positive attitude and a willingness to learn are key. After registering, you'll be expected to: 

1. Register on our online Umpires database, Officials HQ (its' free and easy)
2. Have a valid Working With Children (WWC) check.

What coaching will I receive?

You can train weekly with your local umpiring club to develop your skills. We also have Coaches & Mentors who provide on-site feedback during match days, especially during your first few games.

How much will I get paid?

Rates start from $45 for umpiring a junior community game up to $200 for a senior community game.

How much does it cost to umpire?

Umpiring itself is free. Weekly training sessions come at no cost. The only initial expense is the uniform, but you'll quickly earn this back within 2-3 games.