ABFA/CFU Women’s Referee Course in Antigua
The Caribbean Football Union (CFU), in conjunction with the Antigua and Barbuda Football Association (ABFA, will hold a workshop for Caribbean Women Match Officials from March 7 to 9, in Antigua and Barbuda.
The workshop will bring together a distinguished cast of predominantly female FIFA match officials from across the region in a single space over three days to train, learn, share, fellowship, and celebrate themselves and each other.
Seven emerging match officials from Antigua and Barbuda will join the workshop.
During the symposium, participants will engage in physical and theoretical training covering the Laws of the Game, position and movement, match management, the psychology of officiating, and the referee as a brand.
The workshop also serves as the CFU and ABFA’s observation of International Women’s Day 2025.
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