What does WBOA mean in ASSOCIATIONS

The Wisconsin Basketball Officials Association (WBOA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, developing, and assigning basketball officials throughout the state of Wisconsin. We strive to provide high-quality officiating services for all levels of basketball, from youth leagues to college and professional games.

To become a WBOA basketball official, you must:

• Be at least 18 years of age
• Pass a background check
• Attend a WBOA training clinic
• Pass a rules test
• Be assigned to and work a minimum number of games each season

The benefits of becoming a WBOA basketball official include:

• The opportunity to stay involved in the game of basketball
• The chance to earn extra income
• The satisfaction of giving back to the community
• The opportunity to develop your leadership and communication skills

The amount that WBOA basketball officials get paid varies depending on the level of game they are officiating. For example, officials for high school games typically earn between $50 and $100 per game, while officials for college games can earn between $100 and $200 per game.

You can find out more about the WBOA by visiting our website at www.wboa.org. You can also contact us by phone at (608) 251-3236 or by email at [email protected].