Netball is a multi-faceted sport which requires the continual development of its match officials. Umpire Coaching is a form of development in which an accredited umpire coach supports an umpire at any level, to achieve specific personal goals, in an umpire centred learning environment.
What do Umpire Coaches do?
Umpire Coaches at Hamilton City Netball Centre (HCNC) are at the core of supporting and guiding our umpires. From running workshops to mentoring Pathway Umpires, our Umpire Coaches are on their feet, out and about supporting our umpiring crew. We have a Development approach and this is the culture of our team, here at HCNC.
Pathway for Umpire Coaches and Assessors
Development for an Umpire Coach is just as important as it is for Umpires. In order to become an accredited umpire coach, you will be required to attend workshops and courses delivered by Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty. These workshops are designed to equip Umpire Coaches with tools and knowledge to work effectively alongside umpires to develop and achieve high standards of umpiring.
The accredited pathway:
- Centre Coach – ITU, Centre Theory holders
- Centre Coach/Assessor – As above and can assess Centre Theory holders for their Centre Award
- Zone Coach – Zone Theory holders
- Zone Coach/Assessor – As above and can assess Zone Theory holders for the Zone Award
- NZ Coach – NZ Theory & NZ Award holders
- NZ Coach/Assessor – As above and can assess NZ Theory holders for the NZC Award & Re-endorsements.
If you are interested in joining our team of Umpire Coaches please contact us on admin@netballhamilton.org.nz
Hamilton City Netball Centre
$25 (fee waived for HCNC umpire coaches)
Open to existing and new Umpire Coaches from any Centre
To register click on the register link on this page
Any queries or questions please contact manager@netballhamilton.org.nz
Umpire Qualification: International Umpire Award (IUA)
Tania is coaching those working towards all umpiring awards up to NZ Level.
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Umpire Qualification: NZ B Award
Ruth has multiple roles within the umpire coaching and tutoring space.
- Facilitates Introduction to Umpiring Courses
- NZ umpire coach coordinator
- Umpire Coach to NZ level
Umpire Qualification: NZ B Award
Andrea has multiple roles within the umpire coaching and tutoring space.
- Facilitates Introduction to Umpiring Courses
- Representative Tournament Umpire Co-ordinator
- Umpire Coach to NZ level
Umpire Qualification: NZ C Award
Fiona has multiple roles within the umpire coaching and tutoring space.
- Facilitates Introduction to Umpiring Courses
- Zone theory tutor
- Umpire Coach to Zone Award level
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Umpire Qualification: NZ Theory
Jenny has multiple roles within the umpire coaching space.
- Leads to the Umpire Awards process and assessments up to Zone Award
- Umpire Coach to Zone Award level
Qualification: NZ Theory
McKenzie is coaching those who are working towards Introduction to Umpiring, Centre Award and Zone Award.
Qualification: NZ C Award
Caitlyn is coaching those who are working towards Introduction to Umpiring and Centre Award.
Cailtyn facilitates ITU Courses
Umpire Qualification: NZ Theory
Minda has multiple roles within the umpire coaching and tutoring space.
- Facilitates Introduction to Umpiring Courses
- Zone theory tutor
- Umpire Coach to Centre Award level
Umpire Qualification: NZ Theory
Tracy is coaching those who are working towards Introduction to Umpiring and Centre Award.
Tracy also facilitates ITU courses.
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Umpire Qualification: Zone Theory
Adam is coaching those who are working towards Introduction to Umpiring and Centre Award.
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Umpire Qualification: NZ Theory
Julia is coaching those who are working towards Introduction to Umpiring and Centre Award.
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Umpire Qualification: NZ C Award
Jessica is coaching those who are working towards Introduction to Umpiring and Centre Award
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Qualification: NZ C Award
Nicole is coaching those who are working towards Introduction to Umpiring and Centre Award.
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Qualification: NZ Theory
Teresa is coaching those who are working towards Introduction to Umpiring and Centre Award.
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