Welcome to the A.T.O.M. Officials.com Web Site. This site was established on Tuesday, December 6, 2005. Please visit often to view the progress of it's development and for updated information.
An ATOM Membership Invoice Application is available at the top of the "ATOM Newsletter" page in PDF format and is printable for anyone interested in becoming a member.
Most Recent Update: Friday, August 20, 2010...
1. See "ATOM Newsletter" page for the posting of the 2010 ATOM Roster and portions of the June 15, 2010 ATOM Newsletter.
2. See "Finals Photos" page for 2010 D1 and D2 pictures that are numbered 33 - 51.
3. See "Rules Clarifications" page for information regarding Field Event Relay "Teams" and the Uniform/Undergarment Rule and new wording with NF Rule 4-3-3 dealing with jewelry and hair control devices, NF Rules 4-3-3 and 9-6-7, during competition.
4. See "XC & Track and Field News" page for important link to "2010 Cross Country Rules Information & Updates" posted on August 6, 2010.
5. See the following...
"Rules Clarifications" page for March 18, 2010 update on Five-Finger Shoes, Arm Warmers and Altius PV Poles.
2010 Major Track/Field Rule Notations & Other Rule Reminders.
6. See "XC & Track/Field News" page... posting of 2010 T/F & Cross Country Rules Changes from the NFHS. See note regarding Rules Changes.
7. See "Rules Clairifications" page regarding the wearing of arm sleeves by athletes during competition. Interpretation received on September 1, 2009.
8. Reminder that with the 2009 Cross Country season, any undergarments having contrasting colored stitching are NOT legal to wear during competition. Again, only SINGLE, SOLID colored undergarments are legal. The contrasting colored stitching would be considered a second color to the undergarment.
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A.T.O.M.'s Objectives...
1. To promote good fellowship among it's members;
2. To promote uniformity in officiating track & field and cross country;
3. To assist in training and developing new officials;
4. To foster a high standard of officiating ethics;
5. To promote improved track & field and cross country organization;
6. To promote track & field and cross country generally.