Referee Stories

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A quick poem on the actions of Craig Joubert in the dying moments of the Rugby World Cup semi-final between Australia and Scotland.

The tales of a teenage female soccer referee. Nicole Lewis is a 17 year old girl who is quiet everywhere but the soccer field. She plays and refs. When she reffed she never thought much about the players. Until she reffed her first Provincial level U17B game. Jason Hollend is a 17 year old boy who is loud everywhere, especially the soccer field. He plays high level soccer. He never thought much about the refs. Until he played his first provincial level game. Will try to update if I remember :)

Same story. But better. Adrien arrives at Kingsbury Prep all ready for his last, but best, basketball season at the school. He doesn't make room for friends or studying because to him basketball is #1. A new student on the team, at the school, and in his life changes everything for him.

"All of the private boarding schools across the state agreed to set up a league for their basketball teams," he bounces excitedly in his chair, "and they have decided that the best players from both girl and boy teams at each high school will merge together to play on one team and then work together to play against other schools!" Adrien's P.O.V: Adrien Bradbury is back for another year at Tes Prep. Another boring year. Nothing at Tes Prep ever changes; rules, teachers, and friends, friends like Tiffany Carson, but everything changes when he meets Paris Newfield, the star of the court. Paris' P.O.V: Paris is trying to adjust to Tes Prep with being new and all, but doesn't expect to meet Adrien Bradbury, or his cousin Aiden Bradbury. She is conflicted with the all of the high school stress and basketball, and those two boys make it seem even harder. Will she make space in heart full of love for basketball for one of those boys?

Being the only woman referee in the PHL has ups and downs for Jane Carlson, she knows she can look but not touch, but that she's the type to touch anyway (unless she's breaking up a fight). When she develops an off ice friendship with player Brady Wainwright she begins to feel like she wants to touch instead of look. Torn between her loyalty to her job and her feelings for Brady will love win to form a power play?

I have recently begun refereeing basketball, thanks to the Pacific Northwest Basketball Officials Association. This, at the same time I'm playing my last year of Middle School basketball. With $25+ at stake per game I referee (or an hour of service learning credit to graduate middle school), and a title-winning team to play for, and to top it all off, my school life, we'll see if I can handle wearing the stripes, the jersey, and my street clothes all at the same time. A/N: It says "public domain", but if you wish to use my work, please give credit!]] A/N: Until I retire from being a ref, this will be forever a WIP.

Two stories about accident in sports. #1 I hate referee! The year is 1982 Event: North American Boxing Championship (Final) Cuban Pedro Cardena VS Willie Dewitt The manager is silent for a long time. The reporters are waiting impatiently for explanations. Why? Pedro Cardena has knocked out referee Bart Lowes. It's just an accident? Well... #2 Skating or Wrestling? I wipe away my imaginary sweat. It's winter time so I didn't sweat that much. Still all of their attention made me nervous. The press is gathering around me like hungry wolves. "Why you quit, Ms. Katarina? You were his partner, weren't you?" asks a male reporter. "For personal reasons. Now I'm his manager," reply I calmly. "Sound fishy to me," says the male reporter, a bit too handsome guy. A hug from behind. And he whispers, "Sorry, I'm late. Let's go." "Are you okay, Dimitri?" ask I. "Fine. Just a broken neck," says him coolly. Day 1 in Olympic winter games, and poor Dimitri has suffered serious neck injury. And it's all my fault...

IMPORTANT NOTE: Now moved to the account under @Nikky_HasNoLife You like the NHL? You like to role-play? Well, you just came to the right spot! Hop onto the ice and get ready to play the game of role-playing--NHL style! Even if you're curious, it'd be nice!