Sussex Hockey Umpires' Association
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Sussex Hockey Umpires' Association
If you are not currently taking neutral appointments from Sussex HUA and you are interested in doing so, please contact the Membership Secretary for more information (click here for email address).
Insurance
Fully insured to umpire ANY game ANYWHERE in the world.
Rule Changes
Guidance on changes in rules and their interpretations.
Sussex HUA Support
Support with any umpiring issues.
Support with any questions arising from any of your games (a red card for example).
Support for questions about umpiring or where to go next.
Support whether or not you take appointments from us.
Full access to and advice from the Sussex HUA network of umpires and the website.
Active umpires receive regular coaching and assessment.
Progression
Advice on the England Hockey Umpire Pathway --- Level 1 is only one step.
Club Umpire (Level 1) Practical Assessment
Free practical assessment to complete the Club Umpire (Assessed) qualification.
Free Membership
Having taken the Club Umpire (Level 1) course, all umpires receive subscription free membership to the end of the season in which they took the course. Additionally under 18 umpires receive subscription free membership until their eighteenth birthday.
To Join Sussex HUA
Simply contact the Membership Secretary (click here for email address).
Applications open for England & GB Women's Head Coach - Tue, 14 Aug 2018
Super HockeyFest events this weekend! - Tue, 14 Aug 2018
Danny Kerry appointed Head Coach of Great Britain and England Men's teams - Mon, 13 Aug 2018
England Masters searching for selectors - 9 Aug
IMHA World Cup - Barcelona 050s Final Report from Barcelona - 8 Aug
| 4th July 2018 | ||
| MORE TUTORS FOR LEVEL ONE | ||
| England Hockey are seeking more tutors to deliver their Level 1 courses, such is their popularity. For further information please contact Paul Shackman on 07860 888318 or 01903 830493 | ||
| 15th February 2018 | ||
| Dissent towards an umpire | ||
| It is important that umpires understand that 2 yellow cards to the same player for duplicate minor offences (the second resulting in a red card') cannot be given for dissent towards an umpire. If a yellow card has already been shown to a player for this, any repeat by the same player must result in ... click for full details (new page) | ||
