The OSAA is excited to introduce Cam Rust as the new Basketball State Rules Interpreter (SRI).  Cam replaces Steve Bulen who moved on from the position at the conclusion of the 2018-19 basketball season. 
 
Cam is nearing his 30th year of officiating in the Portland Basketball Officials Association (PBOA).  His commitment to high school basketball has allowed himMore...

One of the NFHS points of emphasis this year is traveling. Many officials call traveling when a move “looks funny”. Because a move or play looks funny it doesn’t necessarily mean it should be called a travel. Traveling is outlined by rule 4-44 in the rule book. Not only is it important to read the definition of traveling, but itMore...

Steps to complete the concussion course:

1. Click the right-most tab titled ELIGIBILITY in the black navigation bar near the top of the page.
2. This brings up your Eligibility Center; under the Started section, click an eligibility to expand its listing.
3. A list will appear showing the requirements for the selected eligibility; next to the "Understanding Concussions - What Officials Need to Know" item, click the View Clinic link.
4. A pop-up dialog will appear; click the OK button to proceed.
5. The training course will load in another window on a platform hosted by BrainShark. The course takes about 10 minutes to complete.
6. Within BrainShark, the icon displayed in the upper-right indicates your completion status. This icon will appear red to let you know that you still have more course slides to complete. After you have completed the course, ensure that this icon appears green - noting that you have met all of the completion criteria.
7. You will receive an email from noreplies@brainshark.com confirming you’ve completed the OSAA concussion course with a PDF certificate attachment.