2024-2025 MOA Registration Information

MOA Sport Fees 

NFHS Center of Officials-Dragonfly Registration

Register at http://www.dragonflymax.com

  Register at www.dragonflymax.com

May 1, 2024 – Registration Open – All Sports

July 1, 2024, or after

- Renewed officials will receive a $25 late fee and will be required to retest with the score equivalent to the officials rating.

- New officials or eligible reinstating officials do not have requirement deadlines but  are required to follow MOA rules and regulations when officiating at all levels.

- All requirements must be completed to officiate as a MOA.           

- Late pay officials at any level will not be allowed to upgrade in any sport for the 2024-25 year.

- Only MOA officials in good standing may officiate at the varsity level.

- Renewed officials must complete all requirements by the published deadlines.

Requirements include MOA Dues, NFHS Concussion in Sport, MHSA Rules Clinic

Master Officials 

-Late Pay Master Official

If a master official pays dues late, they must pay the late fee of $25 and test at the equivalent test score to be eligible. Tests must be completed prior to the  published deadline.

Late Requirement(s) – Master Official

-A master official that does not complete the requirement(s) by the published  deadline will be ineligible for any postseason.

-A master official may reinstate to be eligible for post season by paying a fee of $25 per late requirement and complete the requirement(s) per MOA rules and regulations.                                                                                 

-All fees must be paid on Dragonfly no later than 7 days following fee notification from the MOA office.

-All requirements must be completed, uploaded and approved on Dragonfly prior to participating in any varsity contest. 

-No official may participate in any contest at any level without the NFHS Concussion in Sport

For all MOA Rules and Regulations go the MHSA website at and click on the MOA section for the current MOA Handbook section. MOA Section - MHSA Website

For additional help contact the MOA Office at 406-442-6010

MOA Requirements and Deadlines

**Deadlines for renewed officials only              

MHSA Rules Clinics

               Fall (Soccer, Football, Volleyball)                 August 1 - August 28, 2024

               Winter (Basketball, Wrestling)                      November 1 - December 4, 2024

               Spring (Softball, Baseball)                            March 1 – March 19, 2025

NFHS Concussion in Sport

June 1st - All officials must take the Concussion requirement no earlier than this

date for 2024-25. No other concussion course will be accepted. 

Due Dates

               Fall (Soccer, Football, Volleyball)               August 28, 2024

                Winter (Basketball, Wrestling)                   December 4, 2024

                Spring (Softball, Baseball)                         March 19, 2025

Exam Dates

               Fall (Soccer, Football, Volleyball)                 August 1 - August 28, 2024

               Winter (Basketball, Wrestling)                      November 1 -  December 4, 2024

               Spring (Softball, Baseball)                            March 1 – March 19, 2025

All upgrades are due to the MOA office 7 days prior to the opening of the testing window.

Upgrading officials will not be eligible to test without submitting a Request to Test Form submitted by the deadline and approved by the MOA office. Forms are available on the MHSA website at MOA Forms.

For all MOA Rules and Regulations go the MHSA website at and click on the MOA section for the current MOA Handbook section. MOA Section - MHSA Website

For additional help contact the MOA Office at 406-442-6010

2024-25 MOA Reciprocity

Members of the MOA can join as members of the officials association in the bordering states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho and/or Wyoming by paying dues of  per sport to that/those particular state’s organization.  Dues must be paid before the official works a contest. 

This five-state agreement entitles members of each respective organization to officiate in any state(s) in which they maintain membership. 

Reciprocal arrangements with non-bordering states must be approved by the MOA office.The MOA office will communicate with the state that the officials is coming from to ensure that the official is registered and in good standing. 

MOA Reciprocity Dues $20.00 per sport 

Fee will be paid directly to the MOA Office by sending payment to:

              1 S Dakota Ave, Helena, MT 59601

For those who wish to take advantage of the reciprocity agreement here is the contact information: 

Mindy Powers (powersm@idhsaa.org), Administrative Assistant, Idaho, 8011 Ustick Rd, Boise, ID 83704,

JeriAnn Everson (jeriann.everson@ndhsaa.org), Activities Secretary, North Dakota, PO Box 817, Valley City, ND 58072

Marsha Karst (marsha.karst@sdhsaa.com),Administrative Assistant, South Dakota, 804 N. Euclid, Suite 102, PO Box 1217, Pierre, SD 57501

Lana Glanz (lglanz@whsaa.org),WHSAA Secretary, Wyoming, 731 E. 2ND Street, Casper, WY 82601