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Thomas Beard was a native of Pottsville, Pennsylvania, which is located in the hills of
Pennsylvania. While at Pottsville High School, he played football and ran track. While on
the track team, he won the Pennsylvania State Championship in the 4 x 200 Meter Relay.
After high school, Tom attended Thaddeus Stevens Trade School where he learned the
trade of Drafting. Pursuit of his career bought him to Washington, DC. Upon arrival in DC,
he played many years of semi pro football and he started his officiating career.
Pennsylvania. While at Pottsville High School, he played football and ran track. While on
the track team, he won the Pennsylvania State Championship in the 4 x 200 Meter Relay.
After high school, Tom attended Thaddeus Stevens Trade School where he learned the
trade of Drafting. Pursuit of his career bought him to Washington, DC. Upon arrival in DC,
he played many years of semi pro football and he started his officiating career.
About Tom. . .
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The TBFOC consists of a group of experienced football officials who reside in the
Washington, DC metro area. Individuals in the group have varying levels of experience
ranging from high school, college, Arena, NFL Europe, and the NFL. The group’s primary
focus is to train and develop the best football officials in the region.
The TBFOC Executive Staff consists of the following individuals:
Associations with which these officials are affiliated include the following:
Federation Boards:
College Organizations:
Professional:
Members have the advantage of receiving regular instruction, clinics and assessments
from some of the top officials within all levels of officiating.
View a full list of Collegiate and Professional Officials affiliated with the TBFOC
View accomplishments and acknowledgments of TBFOC Participants and Staff Members
Washington, DC metro area. Individuals in the group have varying levels of experience
ranging from high school, college, Arena, NFL Europe, and the NFL. The group’s primary
focus is to train and develop the best football officials in the region.
The TBFOC Executive Staff consists of the following individuals:
- Byron Adams, President
- Tyrone Anderson, Vice-President, Clinic Co-Chair
- Robert Straughter, Treasurer
- Patrick A. Holt, Secretary
- Jonah Monroe, Clinic Co-Chair
- Chad Brown, Member-at-Large
- Adrian Hill, Member-at-Large
- Mike Carter, Member-at-Large
- Christian Keel, Member-at-Large
- Jeff Pumphrey, Corporate Liaison
Associations with which these officials are affiliated include the following:
Federation Boards:
- Eastern Board of Officials
- Northern Virginia Officials
- Washington District Football Officials Association
- Champions Officials Group
- Maryland Board of Football Officials
College Organizations:
- Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association
- Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
- Eastern Collegiate Football Officials Association
- Mid-American
- Old Dominion
- West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
- Centennial Conference Football Officials
- East Coast Athletic Conference
- Atlantic Coast Conference
- Big East
- Colonial
- Big 12
- Conference USA
Professional:
- Arena
- CFL
- NFL Europe (now defunct)
- NFL
Members have the advantage of receiving regular instruction, clinics and assessments
from some of the top officials within all levels of officiating.
View a full list of Collegiate and Professional Officials affiliated with the TBFOC
View accomplishments and acknowledgments of TBFOC Participants and Staff Members
About the TBFOC. . .
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TBFOC
Tom Beard's Football Officials Clinic
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