1ST CAMPUS FOR WOMEN REFEREES EL GROVE – PONTEVEDRA (ESP) JUN-JUL 2010
REAL FEDERACION ESPAÑOLA DE BALONMANO – COMITÉ TECNICO DE ARBITROS RFEBM - CTA 23 de febrero de 2011 Autor: CTA - RFEBM
1ST CAMPUS FOR WOMEN REFEREES EL GROVE – PONTEVEDRA (ESP) JUN-JUL 2010
Foreword In the world of the handball as in many others the role of the women is not yet so developed as the men’s one. In our sport the Women’s competition has grown in quality and emotion, and the public and media interest is growing at the same time. There are women players, and also coaches becoming stars in our sports, but there is still an area that the presence of the women is very limited, the refereeing.
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In al the Spanish competitions, there are only a few women in the list of national referees, 1 in the first league, and 11 in the other national categories, what represents a bit more that 5% of the total number of referees
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The Real Federación Española de Balonmano RFEMB (Royal Spanish Handball Federation) is aware of this lack of development and through its Referees Committee (CTA) has undoubtedly bet for promoting the presence of the women in the national competitions. With that intention last year initiated a new activity in the research and development of talented women referees with the organization of the 1st Campus for Women Referees
Place, and dates The Campus took place in OGrove, a touristic and sailor city in the west coast of Spain in Galicia, one of the regions of Spain where Handball is more popular and developed, and the dates were between the 26th of June and the 3rd of July 2010.
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Lodging The referees were lodged in the Camping Playa-Paisaje in O Grove. There were allocated in bungalows of 5 6 places each. The meals took place in the restaurant of the Camping and the theoretical activities took place in a room made available by the City Hall of O Grove, in the House of Culture
Picture of the place where the attendants to the I Women referees Campus were accommodated
Course contents
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The training camp consisted in a full week referees course but with the special characteristic of being established and reserved for female referees.
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This course was designed in a concentration format in parallel to a player’s campus. The mornings were focused for theoretical lessons and the afternoons for practical activities, i.e. refereeing matches of the competition done in the campus with the direct observation of the course teachers and other type of lessons for example, body language and training of hand signals. The course was developed in a very friendly atmosphere; and the participants in the course were very enthusiastic with the content of the course. The CTA received much information about the skills and possibilities of the different referees, identifying some potential talents for the future development of women referees in the different national competitions. There were also individual meetings with the referees to identify their interest, experience and skills for becoming good referees.
Teacher’s The lecturers/teachers of the 1st Campus for Women Referees were:
Rodrigo Costas, President of the CTA RFEBM Ramón Gallego, Member of the PRC and member of the Training Department of the CTA RFEBM
Jesús Pedrido, Campus Director, former top Spanish referee and member of the CTA RFEBM
Javier Moure , former top Spanish referee member of the Training Department of the CTA RFEBM
Antonio Cubel former top Spanish referee member of the Training Department of the CTA RFEBM
Agatha Gracia, currently referee in the 1st league National Spanish Competition (ASOBAL) Vanesa Pérez currently referee in the 2nd league National Spanish Competition (DH Plata)
Fuensanta Muñoz, currently referee in the 2nd league National Spanish Competition Andreu Marín, currently referee in the 1st league National Spanish Competition (ASOBAL), with EHF and IHF badges
Attendants
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The final number of female referees that attended to the Campus was 46. Before the campus started there were some more registrations, but some of the referees registered finally couldn’t attend the course, and the final number was the mentioned 46. In any case the CTA considers a big success the number of participants in the course for the very first time it is organized.
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List of referees that attended the course:
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N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
FAMILY NAME ÁLVAREZ SOTO ANDRÉS LÓPEZ ARTAL BARRIO BOUAZZATI BAKHAT BRAVO ÁLVAREZ CALVO OCAMPO CARMONA SOTO CORREA ARAUJO CORTÉS GONZALEZ CUBEL VÁZQUEZ DEL CASTILLO GARFIA DIEZ FERNÁNDEZ DIZ SIERPES DONAIRE CAMPOS FERNÁNDEZ GÓMEZ FERREIRA DOS SANTOS FONSECA FERNÁNDEZ GARCÍA BRAVO GARCÍA CID GARCÍA SANCHEZ GIMÉNEZ MARÍN GONZÁLEZ FLETA GONZÁLEZ SANCHEZ GRACIA VALLEJO HERNANDEZ OCANDO JIMÉNEZ RUIZ LLORIA UBEIRIA MARTÍN CALVO MARTÍN DELGADO MARTINEZ GONZALEZ MARTINEZ LEÓN MORALES LÓPEZ MOYA LÓPEZ MUÑOZ CARRASCO MUÑOZ PALOMO (alta 04/06) NAVARRO AMORÓS NIETO GARCÍA PEÑIL NUÑEZ SAIZ CABRERO SÁNCHEZ TORRES VALENZUELA NIETO VARO LÓPEZ VÁZQUEZ DE AGREDOS GONZÁLEZ VERGER SASTRE VIDAL FERNÁNDEZ ZUAZUA MELERO
NAME BELINDA SARA TERE FATHIA ÁGUEDA MELANI Mª DEL ROCÍO ANA ANA ISABEL NURIA ANA ANA CARLA LIDYA Mª LIDIA EDVANIA MARÍA AINARA VIRGINIA ESTEFANÍA RAQUEL Mª TERESA ANA MARÍA KATHERINE ANA RAQUEL JULIA CRISTINA TANIA ALICIA CELIA TANIA MARINA LORENA ICÍAR CANDELARIA PATRICIA PAULA ELENA MARÍA VANESA ROCIO SALOMÉ RAQUEL DAVIDA ESTHER LORENA
CITY DURCAL LEÓN ZARAGOZA LA GANGOSA - VICAR TUY CHURRIANA DE LA VEGA SEVILLA TUY CHURRIANA DE LA VEGA LA LLAGOSTA CÓRDOBA CIUDAD REAL TUY CIUDAD REAL CHURRIANA DE LA VEGA TERRASSA POLA DE SIERO SAN SEBASTIÁN TROBAJO DEL CAMINO ZARAGOZA ZARAGOZA MÁLAGA SALAMANCA SAN SEBASTIÁN TEGUESTE PICANYA VIGO TOLEDO BARCELONA CHURRIANA DE LA VEGA CIUDAD REAL CÓRDOBA ALMERÍA SANTA FÉ MALAGA XIRIVELLA CARBAJOSA DE LA SAGRADA MALIAÑO SANTANDER ERRENTERÍA CÓRDOBA CHURRIANA DE LA VEGA BARBERÁ DEL VALLÉS VALENCIA ZARAGOZA GIJÓN
PROV GRANADA LEÓN ZARAGOZA ALMERÍA PONTEVEDRA GRANADA SEVILLA PONTEVEDRA GRANADA BARCELONA CÓRDOBA CIUDAD REAL PONTEVEDRA CIUDAD REAL GRANADA BARCELONA ASTURIAS GUIPUZKOA LEÓN ZARAGOZA ZARAGOZA MÁLAGA SALAMANCA GUIPUZKOA TENERIFE VALENCIA PONTEVEDRA TOLEDO BARCELONA GRANADA CIUDAD REAL CÓRDOBA ALMERÍA GRANADA MALAGA VALENCIA SALAMANCA CANTABRIA CANTABRIA GUIPUZKOA CÓRDOBA GRANADA BARCELONA VALENCIA ZARAGOZA ASTURIAS
REGION ANDALUCIA CASTILLA Y LEÓN ARAGÓN ANDALUCIA GALICIA ANDALUCIA ANDALUCIA GALICIA ANDALUCIA CATALUÑA ANDALUCIA CASTILLA LA MANCHA GALICIA CASTILLA LA MANCHA ANDALUCIA CATALUÑA ASTURIAS EUSKADI CASTILLA Y LEÓN ARAGÓN ARAGÓN ANDALUCIA CASTILLA Y LEÓN EUSKADI CANARIAS C.VALENCIANA GALICIA CASTILLA LA MANCHA CATALUÑA ANDALUCIA CASTILLA LA MANCHA ANDALUCIA ANDALUCIA ANDALUCIA ANDALUCIA C.VALENCIANA CASTILLA Y LEÓN CANTABRIA CANTABRIA EUSKADI ANDALUCIA ANDALUCIA CATALUÑA C.VALENCIANA CASTILLA Y LEÓN ASTURIAS
AGE 22 18 28 38 18 21 19 17 22 13 20 22 18 32 22 35 32 18 16 23 26 22 20 19 19 20 20 18 19 21 23 16 25 23 18 43 19 20 25 18 16 22 25 32 29 17
The most of the women in the course were already active referees in regional and some also in national competitions, but for a limited number of people the course was their first experience as referees, and this is a big part of the success of the Campus. The course attracted new people to the world of refereeing.
Schedule of activities Ramón Gallego
Tasks distribution between goal and field referee Refereeing in international competitions
Javier Moure
Rules 8 and 11 to 16
Antonio Cubel
Rules 1 to 7 and Rules 9 and 10
Jesús Pedrido
PFA, Plan de Formación Arbitral. Referee Education Plan. Master lines to be a good referee
Vanesa Pérez
Hand signals, and body language, practical lesson in a hall with mirrors
Agatha Gracia
Rules 17 and 18
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Andreu Marín
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Rules 8 and 16 Practical activities
Technical and didactical documentation provided Plan de Formación Arbitral (PFA) Rules book, with pictures and videos of each rule Power point presentations
Equipment provided to each participant 2 Polo-shirts 1 Short
Future The whole course has been very positive for the interest of the CTA, as some talents were identified and development plans established for the education of these referees.
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The intention of the CTA of the RFEBM is extend the organization of this course for the coming years. For the season 2010-2011 is almost decided that it will take place again, but for the consolidation of the Course it would be very appreciated the support and involvement of the EHF.
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