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Referees' Course and Programs for Handball Talents

Referees' Course and Programs for Handball Talents

The course is being held as part of the Federation's efforts to develop the refereeing system in Jordanian handball, qualify new refereeing cadres, attract players wishing to transition into refereeing, and benefit from their experience and knowledge of the game to supply the refereeing arena with qualified referees.

The course specifically targets handball players wishing to experience refereeing. Its topics include introducing the rules of the game and their amendments, the mechanism of their application, in addition to training participants on reading refereeing situations and making appropriate decisions in accordance with the rules of the game.

The Federation emphasized that this course aims to prepare and qualify new referees, build a national refereeing base capable of contributing to the management of handball competitions and championships, in addition to spreading the culture of refereeing and enhancing commitment to the rules of the game and its sportsmanship.

The Jordan Handball Federation confirmed its keenness to invest in national cadres in a way that serves the future of the game and elevates the level of local competitions.

The Federation told Alrai that those wishing to participate in the course should visit its headquarters and contact the Referees Committee to register and inquire about the remaining details.

Promising Base

The Federation continues to implement its programs aimed at discovering and developing promising talents by holding matches for the promising male and female elite centers, as part of the Federation's plan to expand the base of male and female players and hone talents in various governorates of the Kingdom.

The Federation issued the schedule of matches for the promising male and female elite centers scheduled to be held tomorrow, Saturday, at the Princess Sumaya Hall in Al-Hussein Youth City, with the participation of the Amman, Irbid, and Jerash centers.

The match program includes five confrontations. In the male category, the Jerash center will meet the Amman center at 10:00 AM, while in the female category, the Irbid center will meet the Amman center at 11:00 AM.

In the male category, the Irbid center will meet the Jerash center at 12:00 PM, while the female category match will bring together the Irbid center and the Amman center at 1:00 PM, and the matches will conclude with a male category match between the Irbid center and the Amman center at 2:00 PM.

The Jordan Handball Federation affirmed that holding these matches comes within the framework of its great interest in age groups and new talents, and providing the appropriate environment for male and female players to gain experience and raise their technical level, which contributes to preparing a new generation capable of representing Jordanian handball in the future

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