BNSUD REGISTRATION PROCESS FOR 2022

In the coming weeks, we will start our 2022 Registration process with the

expectation that the BNS Bluenose Regular season will begin in late May/ early

June as it had prior to 2020.

Over the past few years, BNSUD has learned that we need to better utilize

technology. The BNSUD Board took advantage of a great opportunity last year and

we built our new BNSUD website to better meet the needs of our members and to

allow us to provide more to each individual umpire. As an FYI, we will start our

registration process in the coming weeks.

As in 2021, we will be using the new BNSUD website(www.bnsud.ca) to handle our

registration process and we have made some tweaks on how it will be handled for

umpires returning from 2021. We will be using online sessions that are prerecorded

sessions using what we would have done in the past in our clinics so that we can

better utilize the in-person time for more practical umpiring opportunities –

positioning, calling pitches, repetitions, etc…

With all that, here is a quick breakdown on what you can expect to see for the

registration process in the coming weeks:

1) Go to www.bnsud.ca

2) In order to register, if you are a new umpire or were not registered in 2021,

you will create your own user profile.

3) If you are a returning umpire, please log in and you will need to confirm your

registration information on your profile. If there are changes, got to “Edit my

Profile” and make any adjustments. If not, proceed and click “register”

under your 2022 registration status.

4) Once you are registered, pay your registration – Electronic Funds Transfer

(EFT) is expected and will make the process much quicker for you. If this is

an issue, we ask that you reach out. Payments are to be sent to

treasurer@bnsud.ca

5) Once registered and registration is paid, one of the registration handlers, will

mark your profile as paid and the online learning modules will be assigned

to user profile based on your level registration. There will be modules for all

umpires to take. Depending on the timing, this may take an hour or maybe a

day – depends on our volunteer’s availability. If it takes longer than a day,

please send us an email.

6) For all umpires, your online learning will be done through your BNSUD

profile on the BNSUD website.