Confederation News

NEW YORK -- Fernando Tresaco, FIFA's Head of Refereeing, met Tuesday with CONCACAF officials to review referee development activities for 2010 and examine plans for the new year. The annual meeting, which focuses on the Referee Assistance Program (RAP), took place at the Confederation's headquarters in New York City. READ MORE >

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad & Tobago -- The Caribbean Football Union announced that Jack Warner will run unopposed for an eighth-consecutive term as president of the region's governing body. READ MORE >

NEW YORK - Former World Cup veteran Brian Hall has been appointed as CONCACAF director of referee administration. READ MORE >

NEW YORK -- CONCACAF General Secretary Chuck Blazer has been appointed as Chairman of the FIFA Marketing and Television Advisory Board. READ MORE >

MIAMI -- Representatives from FIFA are meeting with individual CONCACAF national associations throughout this weekend at the Confederation's offices in Miami. READ MORE >

CANCUN, Mexico -- A three-day course for 24 elite CONCACAF referees and assistant referees concluded yesterday at the Fietsa Interamericana Condesa. READ MORE >

NEW YORK -- Mavis Derflinger, a member of the CONCACAF Hall of Fame, passed away early Thursday morning in Alexandria, Virginia. She was 75. READ MORE >

NEW YORK -- CONCACAF announces the berth allocations for Olympic qualifying and the Pan American Games. READ MORE >

GUATEMALA CITY -- A three-day course for league match commissioners concluded yesterday at the offices of the Guatemalan Football Federation in Guatemala City. READ MORE >

PORT-OF-SPAIN, TRINIDAD -- Jack Warner announced today at the 2010 CONCACAF Extraordinary Congress that he will stand for re-election as president in 2011. READ MORE >