So, what is SCAF?

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SCAF is the premier organization for highly trained officials for both swimming and diving for a diverse community of high school, junior college, and 4 year college institutions in Southern California.

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SCAF is dedicated to the education and training of its member officials to the highest level possible for the institutions it services.

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SCAF, as a training body, oversees its members that officiate high school swimming in the Southern California area. Members of SCAF enforce the National Federation of High School (NFHS) rules at all high school meets and that participate in the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF).

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SCAF officials also officiate and enforce the swimming and diving rules for junior colleges and the various levels of 4 year college institutions within the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) organization.

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SCAF, itself, is organized with a Board of Directors (BoDs) who oversee the overall administration of the organization. They then ensure that all members are provided the best quality of swimming and diving education and training.

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SCAF is split into separate geographic areas to better service its member schools: Channel, Citrus, Foothill, Inland, Los Angeles, North Coast, and Orange. Each of these areas have their own local Board of Directors and Meet Assignor. These local area BoDs then have a representative on the higher SCAF Board.

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