Meghalaya Referees Sharpen Skills at 3-Day AIFF Workshop
The Shillong Referees’ Society, in collaboration with the Shillong Sports Association, conducted a three-day upgradation workshop and exams for football referees in the state.
The workshop, which began on October 22 and concluded on October 24, was led by Joy Chandra Singh, Head of Referees (North East Zone) of the All India Football Federation (AIFF).
- Total participants: 48 referees
- Female referees: 16
- Male referees: 32
The objective of the workshop was to provide the referees with real-time knowledge and hands-on experience on how to supervise matches and to raise the standard of the game.
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