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You've got decision making in your DNA. You make your calls with authority. Your knowledge of the rules in sports is impecable — and you have 19,000 of your fellow sports officials supporting you. They're members of the National Association of Sports Officials (NASO), the only organization representing sports officials in all sports, at all levels.

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Gregson to Receive NASO Gold Whistle Award

Terry Gregson, senior vice president and director of officiating for the NHL and former on-ice official, has been selected by the National Association of Sports Officials (NASO) as the recipient of this year’s Gold Whistle Award, which is officiating’s highest honor.

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Saves Ref's Association

Mike Gervasi, president of the 140-member Staten Island Soccer Referees Association, had a problem. His group had been approached by a local Catholic high school soccer league to officiate games. No problem there — Gervasi knew he had at least 35 referees qualified to officiate games at that level.The problem, relating to liability insurance, came just a few days before the first games were scheduled.

Sports Officiating Summit Invaluable for Local Association President

Like many NASO members, Ken Schimpf had heard about the annual NASO Sports Officiating Summit for years. “You read about in Referee magazine,” said Schimpf. “And it’s on the NASO website, emails, newsletters and everywhere else. I knew it was a big deal, and top officials from all over the country attended.