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GroupID GroupName 104287 12th Region Basketball 108582 13th Region Volleyball 108599 13th Region Volleyball 109348 15th Region Soccer 2014 World Lacrosse 108513 Championships 2nd Region Wrestling 108248 Officials Association 105916 3 Rivers Softball 3 Village Softball Baseball 108403 League 3-A Basketball Officials 105799 Assoc. 105142 5A West Conference 105265 7A West Conference 108368 9th Region Softball AA - Middle School and 105162 Independent Basketball 108440 AABO-SB Abbot-O-Rabbit Little 108261 League 105598 Abilene Baseball Abilene Basketball 105462 (THSBOA) 105480 Abilene Football 105595 Abilene Soccer 105517 Abilene Softball (LSHSSU) 105546 Abilene Volleyball 108660 ACC Women’s Tennis 108661 ACC Wrestling 108399 ADA Soccer 108666 Adams Central 108262 AJAX - FC Alamo (San Antonio) 105569 Wrestling (UIL) Albany Area Basketball 106962 Officials Assn. Albany Baseball Umpires 106963 Association Albany Swimming 106964 Association 107059 Albany Umpires Association 106965 Albany Volleyball Assn. 105918 Albany Wrestling Albuquerque Youth 108266 Basketball League 105518 Alice Softball 106966 All South Wrestling 106967 All Star Football Officials 107082 Alle Kiski Basketball Officials 103549 Alle Kiski Football Officials 108294 Allegany Garrett Volleyball Allegheny Lacrosse Officials 102647 Assn. (Boys) Allegheny Mountain 107968 Conference 105421 Alliance Baseball 107997 Alliance League 107945 Allstar Officials Association 105422 Amarillo Baseball 105481 Amarillo Football 105567 Amarillo Wrestling (UIL) American Athletic 108545 Conference American Athletic 108554 Conference American Indoor Football 108426 Leauge Anne Arundel Softball 108514 Officials Association Apalachee Soccer Referee 106968 Services 999901 Arbiter Sports Public Content 104838 Area 7 Volleyball 106276 Arkansas 108466 Assign Me Michigan Associations/Institutions Not 109189 Listed* 107963 Athens Softball Association 106969 Athens Volleyball Association 105166 Athletic Assignors - Baseball 105165 Athletic Assignors - Football Athletic Assignors - HS 105161 Basketball (Boys & Girls) 105167 Athletic Assignors - Softball Athletic Assignors - 105164 Volleyball 106970 Atlanta Area Basketball Atlanta Baseball Umpires 106971 Assn. 108417 Atlanta Play Club Sport 108512 Atlantic 10 - Volleyball 108530 AUA Augusta Area Swim & Dive 106972 Officials 106973 Augusta Area Wrestling 108725 Augusta Softball Officials 105597 Austin Baseball 105464 Austin Basketball (THSBOA) 105482 Austin Football 105582 AVOA (Lubbock) 108691 AYSO 5 AZ Region of USA Volleyball 108723 Offcials 108245 AZODP 108274 Baltimore Metro Basketball Bartlesville Officials 108631 Association Bay Metro Officials 101545 Association BC Lacrosse Officials 108374 Association 105585 Beaumont Baseball Beaumont Basketball 105465 (THSBOA) Beeville Basketball 105466 (THSBOA) Bethlehem Umpires 108425 Association 109038 Big East Conference* Big Island Football Officials 107266 Assn. 106860 Big North / NJIC Big North Basketball DIV V, 103857 VI, VII 106760 Big North Softball Big North Track-Shawn 108228 Poppe Assigning Billings High School 108367 Umpires Birmingham Youth Soccer 108100 League 108697 Blackfalds Minor Hockey 105919 Blue Mountain Baseball 105920 Blue Mountain Basketball 105921 Blue Mountain Football 105922 Blue Mountain Soccer 105923 Blue Mountain Volleyball 105924 Blue Mountain Wrestling Blue Ridge Soccer Officials 103073 Association Bluegrass Volleyball Officials 104214 Assn 105925 Bluemountain Softball Boone Basketball Officials 108709 Association 108640 BPA 101823 Brazelton Sports Assigning 105499 Brazos Valley Soccer 105449 Brazosport Basketball 105579 Brazosport Softball 108541 Bridgeport Caribe Brighton Youth Baseball 108435 Association Broward Womens Lacrosse 108231 Umpire Association 105451 Brush Country Baseball Bryan College Station 105519 Softball 108415 BV Basketball 101804 C.E.J.B.O. 108647 C.U.P. Sporting Blue CAAVO / GLIAC / MCCAA / 105108 MIAA / WHAC - VOLLEYBALL 108217 CACC WBB Cadillac Area Officials 107999 Association 108433 CAL Volleyball 104959 CAL/CAC SWIM LEAGUES California Football Officials 107305 Association California Wrestling - Cody 109187 Olson* 105088 CALO 108099 Cal's Mid-Thumb Wrestling 108286 Calvert Co. Softball Canterbury Basketball 108467 Association 108387 Canton Sports Center 108371 Cape and Islands 107991 Cape Cod - NIHOA 103670 Capital Area Officials Assoc. Capital Area Officials 108342 Association Lacrosse 105590 Capital Area Soccer Capital City (Austin) 105568 Wrestling (UIL) 108468 Capital City Umpires 108718 Capital City Youth Hockey Carolina Sports Officials 105081 Assn Carolinas Umpires 107252 Association 108307 CASBO Umps Assoc. Cascade Officials 108291 Association 107831 Catholic High School League 104582 CBOA - Supergroup 108222 CBOA-Southeastern 108327 CBVO-Boys 108504 CCAA Demo Group 105423 Centex Baseball 105520 Cen-Tex Softball 106879 Central Booking Central CA Babe Ruth 108533 Baseball Association Central Chapter NJ Wrestling 104238 Officials Central Georgia Baseball 106975 Assn. Central Jersey Chapter 103889 Football 108050 Central Mass - NIHOA 108353 Central Mississippi ISOA 105915 Central OR Soccer Central Oregon Volleyball 105997 Association Central Region Umpires For 103979 Women's Lacrosse Central Texas (737, 512, 105490 254) Central Texas Basketball 105467 (UIL) 105484 Central Texas Football 108357 CGLA 102303 Chagrin Valley Conference 105521 Chambers County Softball Chambersburg Suburban 108352 Softball Champion Baseball Umpires 108441 Association Champion Officials Group - 108283 Men's Lacrosse 108500 Champion Officials Group-FB Champlain Valley Basketball 108253 Officials Champlain-Adirondack - 108051 NIHOA 108288 Charles Co. Softball Chattahoochee Basketball 106976 Officials Assn. Cheltenham Little League 108445 Umpires 106977 Cherokee Basketball 108292 Chesapeake Soccer 103420 CHSAA - Football 107878 CIMVBOA 104015 CISOA Inc. 108465 City Colleges of Chicago 108722 City of Augusta 108388 City of Aurora 108452 City of Watsonville 108462 CLL-Umpires 108335 CLOA 105829 CNC Coachella Valley Baseball 101868 Assn. Coachella Valley Football 104079 Officials Assn. Coachella Valley Soccer 102073 Officials Association Coachella Valley Umpires 108336 Association Coastal Basketball Officials 106978 Assn. 105501 Coastal Bend Soccer Coastal Empire Swimming 106979 Assn. 105424 Coastal Plains Baseball 108345 Coastal Umpires Association Coastal Wrestling 106980 Association 108536 Coles Group or somethin 105425 College Station Baseball College Station Basketball 105468 (THSBOA) 105485 College Station Football Collegiate Baseball Umpire 103681 Alliance 105426 Collin County Baseball Columbia Basin Soccer 108600 Referee Association Columbia Basin Soccer 104972 Referees Assn Columbia Gorge Volleyball 104833 Board (CGVB) Columbia Soccer 108412 Association Columbus Area Soccer 106981 Officials Association Columbus Area Volleyball 106982 Assn. Columbus Baseball Officials 106983 Association Columbus Football Officials 106984 Association Columbus Soccer Officials 106985 Association Columbus Wrestling Officials 106986 Association Colville Valley Football 108649 Officials Association Commerce Football 105469 (Formally Northeast) 105450 Concho Valley Basketball 105502 Concho Valley Soccer 105547 Concho Valley Volleyball 105522 Conroe Softball Cookeville Baseball 107957 Association 105929 Coos Brookings Soccer 105427 Corpus Christi Baseball Corpus Christi Basketball 105470 (THSBOA) 105486 Corpus Christi Football 105523 Corpus Christi Softball 105548 Corpus Christi Volleyball 105428 Corsicana Baseball 108461 Courtnie's Test Account 101774 CSOA Inland Unit Softball 108453 CSUA 108256 CVTUA Tennis 108669 CWLOA 108605 D1SFSRA 105563 Dallas Baseball 105471 Dallas Basketball (THSBOA) 105487 Dallas Football Dallas Metroplex Softball 105524 (LSHSSU) 105503 Dallas Soccer 105549 Dallas Volleyball 108608 Danmar Officials Association 107614 Dave Brody Assigning 102282 Dave Macy 108423 Dave Wisnieski Officials 108085 DDCA 105599 Deep East Texas Basketball 105591 Deep East Texas Softball 106987 Deep South Officials Assn. Desert Valley Basketball 101965 Official Association 108721 Detroit Officials Association Detroit Public School 108654 League DFW/NorthTX 105540 (214,817,682,469,972,940,4 30,903) Diamond Baseball and 106988 Softball Association Diamond Sports Officials 107645 Association Diamond Umpires 106843 Association 104949 District 1 IHSAA 105089 District 11 - CHSAA 108538 District 54 Umpires 108396 District 9 Texas ASA Division 2 Umpire 106848 Development 108377 Dixon Little League 107692 Don Gillespie - Assignor 105930 Douglas CO Soccer DOWN RIVER SOCCER 101288 REFEREE ASSOC. Downriver/Western 103092 Wayne/Huron Officiating Bureau Downtown Manhattan Little 108455 League Inc. Dual County League 108422 Volleyball 101470 E.A.U.A. Assigner 108300 East Shore Wrestling East Tennessee Collegiate 108324 Group East Texas Dogwood 105577 Basketball 108052 Eastern Mass - NIHOA Eastern Mass High Schools- 108249 K Ostberg Eastern Michigan Officials 103217 Association 108053 Eastern NY - NIHOA 108054 Eastern PA-NJ - NIHOA 108696 EBFBL 108499 EIWOA 105809 EKL, KCAL, KVL, Sunflower 105458 El Paso (915) 105429 El Paso Baseball (UIL) El Paso Basketball 105472 (THSBOA) 105489 El Paso Football 105504 El Paso Soccer 105525 El Paso Softball 105550 El Paso Volleyball (UIL) Elk Grove Youth Basketball 108319 League Ellis County
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