CCFO Keynote Speaker

The CCFO Clinic is thrilled to announce that our 2021 Keynote Speaker will be John O'Neill, Big 10 Conference Referee.

John O'Neill

Division III / NAIA

2001    Referee – NCAA Division III Round 1 playoff
1999    Referee – NAIA Round 1 playoff
1997    Referee – NAIA Round 1 playoff 

Division I / FBS

2021    Referee – Rose Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
2020    Alternate – Sugar Bowl
2019     Referee – Alamo Bowl
2018, 2017, 2015 – Referee – Chick-fil-A Kickoff Classic
2018    Referee – Camping World Bowl
2017    Referee – Sugar Bowl
2015    Referee – Russell Athletic Bowl
2015    Referee – Big Ten Championship Game
2014    Referee – Rose Bowl - BCS National Championship Game
2014    Referee – Fiesta Bowl
2013    Referee – Cowboys Kickoff Classic
2012    Referee – Cotton Bowl
2012    Referee – Big Ten Championship Game
2010    Referee – Kickoff in the Capital
2010    Referee – Champs Sports Bowl
2009    Referee – Sun Bowl
2008    Referee – Gator Bowl
2008    Referee – Orange Bowl
2006    Referee – Holiday Bowl
2004    Field Judge – Cotton Bowl
2004    Field Judge – Independence Bowl
2004    Field Judge – Meineke Car Care Bowl
2002    Alternate – Insight Bowl

Professional

2020    Referee – XFL 
2019    Referee – Alliance of American Football

Miscellaneous

2017 – 2019 – President – Big Ten Football Officials Association
2017 – present – Co-coordinator – Midwest Football Officials Alliance (D-III)
2016 – present – Editorial Board – Referee Magazine
2016 – 2018 National FBS/FCS Referee clinic - Clinician
2016 – Vice President – Big Ten Football Officials Association
2015 – National Association of Sports Officials (NASO) Summit – Clinician 
Football Committee – Central Officials Association
Great Lakes Collegiate Football Officiating Clinic – Clinician
Midwest Football Officials Association Clinic – Clinician

Clinicians

Brad Allen

2021 AFC Wild Caqrd Game - Referee

2019 AFC Divisional Game - Alternate Official

2019 NFC Wild Card Game - Alternate Official

2018 AFC Divisional Game - Referee
2017 NFC Wild Card Game - Referee

2016 NFC Wild Card Game - Alternate Official

2014 - present - NFL Referee and Crew Chief

Atlantic Coast Conference (NCAA FBS), 2005-2014:

• 2014 Sugar Bowl (Final NCAA Game)

• 2012 Rose Bowl

• 2010 ACC Championship Game

• 2009 Army-Navy Classic

• 2009 International Bowl

• 2007 Motor City Bowl

2004 Southern Conference (NCAA FCS)

2000 - 2004 - South Atlantic Conference (NCAA Division II)

• 2003 National Semi-Final Game - Referee

• 2002 National Semi-Final Game - Alternate Official

1991 - present - North Carolina High School Athletic Association (High School)

1986 - 2006 Southern Officials Association (Youth Level)

Resides in Lumberton, NC with wife Twilla and Daughter Abigail (8)

Mark Baltz

• 1989-2013 NFL (Head Linesman)

• 1975-1989 Men’s College Basketball Official

• 2004-2016 Women’s College Basketball Official

• 1966-2018 Boy’s High School Basketball Official

• Ohio (4 years)

• Indiana (43 years)

• 2017 Selected to the Lancaster High School (Ohio) Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame​

• 2015, 1983, 1978 IHSAA State Championship Football (Referee)

• 2013 Selected to the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame’s Center Circle for Officials

• 2011 Presented with the Roy Gardner Award by the Indiana Basketball Coaches’ Association as the Outstanding Basketball Official in Indiana

• 2007 Became the 1st recipient of the Indiana Chapter of the National Football Foundation’s Football Official Award

• 2006 Inducted into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame

• IHSAA Boys Basketball

• 2006, 2003, 1999 Offi​ciated State Championship games in Boy’s Basketball

• Officiated 38 Sectionals, 26 Regionals, 8 Semi-Finals

• 2004-2005 Basketball Official of the Year, as selected by the Indiana High School Athletic Association and the National Federation Officials

• 1999-2001 NFL Europe (Referee)

• 1991-1992 Officiated in the World League

• 1989 Selected to the staff of the National Football League

• ​21 post-season assignments, including 5 Conference Championships

• 2013 Pro Bowl

• 1984-1988 Began working major college football in the Mid-American Conference (Referee) and in the Big Ten Conference (Head Linesman),  with 3 post-season assignments

• 1966-1967 ​Began officiating high school football and basketball while attending Ohio University, prior to relocating to Indiana in January of 1971

• Officiated high school football until 1983 and continued to work Boy’s High School Basketball in Indiana through 2012-2013 season; officiated Women’s Collegiate Basketball at the NAIA and NCAA Division III level; also worked Men’s Division III Basketball (1975-1989)

• ​Clinician and instructor at numerous officiating clinics around the world and travels the country for numerous speaking engagements

• Officiated over 4,500 high school, collegiate and professional games in 50 years as an official   

 Officiating Affiliations

•  NCAA Division III National Coordinator of Football Officials

• Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (NCAA Div. III) Coordinator of Football Officials

• Lifetime Member Indiana Officials Association (President in 1988-89)

• National Football League Referees Association (NFLRA).

• 2000-2014 Treasurer

• ​2001 - Present Indiana Football Officials Association (IFOA)

• Founder

• Executive Board Member

• ​Secretary of the National Football Foundation & College Football Hall of Fame

• Central Indiana Chapter - Indianapolis

• ​Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame

• Vice President on Executive Committee (Central Indiana)

• President & CEO of a Sports Website start-up, ZOOOM

• Resides in Zionsville, IN with wife Nicki.  Has 2 sons, Brett and Brandon and five grandchildren

Ed Camp

• 2000-Present NFL (Down Judge, #134)

• 2021, 2020, 2011, 2008 AFC Divisional Playoff

• 2019 Super Bowl LII (Down Judge)

• 2018 Super Bowl - Alternate

• 2019, 2018, 2006 NFC Divisional Playoff

• 2017, 2013, 2002 NFC Wildcard Playoff

• 2009 AFC Championship

• 2005 Pro Bowl

• 2003 AFC Wildcard Playoff

• Retired Physical Education Teacher - 32 years NYC

• Resides in Hawthorne, NJ

Jim Corpora

• ACC Side Judge

• 2020 Liberty Bowl

• 2019 Citrus Bowl

• 2018 Arena Football League Semi-Final

• 2016 Arizona Bowl

• 2016 Inducted into the Lehigh Valley Softball Hall of Fame

• 2014, 2012, 2006 - ACC Championship Game

• 2013, 2014 Arena Football League Conference Championship Games

• 2013 NCAA FCS National Championship Game

• 2012 Arena Football League Championship Game

• 2011 - 2019:  Arena Football League official

• 2011 Alamo Bowl

• 2009 Army-Navy Game

• 2008 Las Vegas Bowl

• 2004 Liberty Bowl

• 2001 - Hired to the ACC Varsity Staff

• 1999 - Promoted to Division 1-AA

• 1990 - 1998:  Selected for six NCAA Division II/III Playoff Games

• 1995 PIAA (Class AA) State Final

• Has had articles published in Referee Magazine and the NFHS Quarterly

• 2007 - present:  Coordinator of Officials for the Centennial Conference

• Presenter at numerous officiating clinics throughout the USA:

• 2009 - 2011, 2017 - Tom Beard Football Officials Clinic

• 2006, 2007 - Fresno CA

• 2011, 2012 - Reno NV

• 2003 Great Lakes Collegiate Football Officials Clinic

• IAA Big 33 Clinic

• Wildwood Officials Clinic

• PIAA District IV Clinic

• 2016 Blue Ridge Football Officials Clinic

• Fast-Pitch Softball Umpiring

• 2014 PIAA Class AAAA State Championship

• 8 PIAA State Semi-Finals

• Rules Interpreter:  Lehigh Valley Softball Umpires Association

• June 2016 - Inducted into the Lehigh Valley Softball Hall of Fame

• 31 PIAA Inter-district SB

• Conducted umpiring clinics each spring for the past 15 years

• 1997, 1998 - NAA Softball Tournaments

Chad Hill

• 2018-Present  National Football League (Side Judge)

• 2011-2017  Southeastern Conference (Side Judge)

• 2020 NFC WIldcard Playoff Game2

• 2019 AFC Divisional Playoff Game

• 2017 SEC Championship Game

• 2016 Orange Bowl

• 2015 Peach Bowl

• 2014 Quick Lane Bowl (Alternate)

• 2013 SEC Championship Game

• Resides in Oxford, MS with his wife Kimmy, daughters Roxy, Rue, Ollie and son Duke.

Tom Hill

• 1999-Present NFL (Side Judge, Field Judge)

• 2018 Super Bowl LII

• 2014 Super Bowl XLVIII

• 2006 Super Bowl XL

• 2020, 2019, 2017, 2010, 2004 NFC Championship

• 2021, 2104, 2012 AFC Championship

• 2020, 2019, 2009 AFC Wildcard Playoff

• 2016, 2013, 2006, 2004, 2003, 2000 NFC Wildcard Playoff

• 2015, 2002 NFC Divisional Playoff

• NFL Europe Official for five years

• Big East Official for one year

• 1999 Citrus Bowl

• Resides in Ponce Inlet, FL

Dominique Pender Jr.

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