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Opening Winter Season 

Friday December 6

·         Cardinal and Gray Alumni Meet at MIT -  5:00PM                     

 Saturday December 7

·         Early Bird Invite (College/Open) at New Balance – 9:00 a.m. – Running and Field Events                         

·         Quad HBCU vs Ivy  at Harvard                                     

·         BU Early Season Opener  at  BU                                                                                                      

Sunday December 8

·         UMass Boston      at  New Balance     

·         Joe Donahue Games Opener  at New Balance          

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ANNUAL DUES 

2024-25 membership dues is $90.00

ON-Line Payment Option ($3.96 convenience fee) - On-line-Dues (click here) 

Checks made payable to MTFOA and send to Bob Muldoon 40 Weston Avenue, Braintree, MA 02184



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Everything about MFTOA, right under your cursor. We provide top quality officiating for the sports of track and field, cross country and road racing. We work closely with colleges and high schools, as well as USA Track & Field New England, to organize, judge and score meets and races. Membership is open to anyone over the age of 18. 

JOIN US - WE NEED YOU!!

Contact Jeff Blonder at blonder@consultant.com

Rulebook cost from Jeff is $12.

Open book rules test (must score 90% or better) at: https://forms.gle/bsHeXrNGHo4qZE4EA 

Complete the National Federation of High School Sports course " Officiating Track and Field" The course is free and takes about 2 hours.  The link is :   https://nfhslearn.com/courses/officiating-track-and-field

Rules updates

Field event safety, uniform changes highlight high school rules revisions for 2022

Two rules revisions involving the competitor’s uniform, along with procedural changes in several field events designed to reduce the risk of injury, highlight rules changes in high school track and field and cross country for the 2022 season.

Updates on concussions

While concussions and suspected head injuries occur only occasionally in track and field, they do happen. Although MIAA rules do not specifically indicate a role for officials, they should continue the best practice of ensuring that the event is stopped if an athlete is suspected of suffering a head injury and should facilitate the call for and access for medical personnel. For more information, updates on rules and resources, please see Concussions.