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Being a referee is all for the love of the game for Gudis

Being a referee is all for the love of the game for Gudis
Amanda Gudis (left) joined fellow female referees Emma Didier (center) and Amanda Turner (right), Feb. 28, to officiate the WIAA girls basketball Regional final, at Rice Lake. The three make up the mere 10 percent of female officials in the state. Submitted Photo
Being a referee is all for the love of the game for Gudis
Amanda Gudis (left) joined fellow female referees Emma Didier (center) and Amanda Turner (right), Feb. 28, to officiate the WIAA girls basketball Regional final, at Rice Lake. The three make up the mere 10 percent of female officials in the state. Submitted Photo

Women’s sports are becoming bigger and more popular, but something that is still somewhat of a novelty, is seeing a female referee. In fact, out of 4,878 basketball officials in Wisconsin, only 4...

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