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    Badminton officials include referees, umpires, service judges, and line judges. Each official has specific duties to ensure matches proceed fairly and according to the rules. Referees oversee tournaments, umpires make rulings during matches and enforce rules, service judges call faults and provide shuttles, and line judges determine whether shots land in or out of bounds. Together, the officials work to facilitate enjoyable and competitive badminton matches decided by player skill.

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    Badminton officials include referees, umpires, service judges, and line judges. Each official has specific duties to ensure matches proceed fairly and according to the rules. Referees oversee tournaments, umpires make rulings during matches and enforce rules, service judges call faults and provide shuttles, and line judges determine whether shots land in or out of bounds. Together, the officials work to facilitate enjoyable and competitive badminton matches decided by player skill.

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    Badminton officials include referees, umpires, service judges, and line judges. Each official has specific duties to ensure matches proceed fairly and according to the rules. Referees oversee tournaments, umpires make rulings during matches and enforce rules, service judges call faults and provide shuttles, and line judges determine whether shots land in or out of bounds. Together, the officials work to facilitate enjoyable and competitive badminton matches decided by player skill.

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    BADMINTON

    OFFICIALS
    AND THEIR
    DUTIES
    PE 103 - Individual and Dual Sports
    officials' RESPONSIBILITIES

    See that the game proceeds Show concern for the players.
    within the context of the rules of
    the game.

    Interfere as little as possible, never The officials must ensure the


    seeking to become the focus of outcomes of the game are
    the attention. dependent on the skills and
    tactics of the players. Good
    officials make everybody happy
    Set and maintain an atmosphere and contented.
    for the enjoyment of the game.
    REFEREEE
    The referee is in overall charge of the
    tournament or event of which a match forms
    a part.
    umpire
    The umpire reports to act under the authority
    of the referee or is responsible to the officials
    in the absence of the referee.

    Before the match:


    1. Secures the score sheet from the head
    referee.
    2. Sees that all materials needed for scoring
    are in order.
    3. Inspects the posts, net and court.
    4. Sees to it that the service judge and
    linesmen are doing their task
    5. Make sure that plenty of new shuttlecocks
    are at hand.
    6. Reports to the head referee the break of
    the rules.
    umpire
    At the beginning of and during the game:
    1. Make sure that the tossing of the coin is
    properly done.
    2. Implements the rules without objection
    among the players.
    3. Decides on objections and protests
    before the service.
    4. Informs the players, as well as the
    spectators, about the progress of the
    game.
    5. Places or removes officials upon
    consolation with the head referee.
    6. Tolerates by the decision of the service
    judge and linesmen.
    7. Receives from the head referee the
    appeals and protests by either player or
    team.
    service
    judges
    Responsible for making a service fault
    call and providing shuttles to the players.
    The service judge usually takes care of
    the shuttles, providing the players with
    new shuttles whenever required.

    The service judges are normally


    appointed by the referee but can be
    removed by the umpire in consultation
    with the referee. The official’s decision is
    final on all points of fact for which that
    official is responsible.
    line judges
    Linesmen decide whether the
    shuttle fell inside or outside
    the court. If the shuttle lands
    out, no matter how far, the
    linemen should call “out”
    promptly in clear voice, loud
    enough to be heard by the
    players and spectators and at
    the same time signal by
    extending both arms
    horizontally so that the umpire
    can see clearly. Of the shuttle
    lands in, the lineman shall say
    nothing but point to the line
    with the right hand.
    scorer
    The scorer records the points scored by
    each player and certifies the winner or loser
    of the game.
    THANK
    YOU

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