Gord Arrowsmith
Gord
Arrowsmith

Born
13 June 1944
Age
79
Birthplace
London, ENG
Height
175 cm
Where they grew up
Greenock, Scotland

Bio

Gord Arrowsmith

Gordon Charles Arrowsmith... speaks English... he was just two weeks old when his family moved from London to Greenock... he was 21 years old when he started refereeing in Paisley, SCO... he was 21 years old when he started refereeing... he was 26 years old when he moved to Toronto in 1970... worked 25 years for the Metropolitan Toronto Police Force...

honoured by the Canada Soccer Hall of Fame as a referee... recipient of the Ray Morgan Memorial Award in 1992...

For Sport

served on the FIFA List of Referees and Assistant Referees for 10 years (1982-91)... over the course of his career as a Referee and Assistant Referee, he was appointed to matches in leagues including the North American Soccer League (1976 to 1982) and the Canadian Soccer League (1987 to 1992)... was appointed as an Assistant Referee to Canada Soccer’s National Championships (men’s Challenge Trophy and women’s Jubilee Trophy)...

was appointed as a referee in FIFA World Cup Qualifiers... was appointed to the FIFA U-16 World Tournament Canada 1987 (later known as the FIFA U-17 World Cup), including a Quarter-finals match in Montréal... was appointed as a referee at the 1988 Concacaf Men’s Under-16 Championship... was appointed as a referee at the 1991 Concacaf Men’s Under-17 Championship...

was appointed as Referee to the 1988 Canadian Soccer League Championship Final in Burnaby on 25 September 1988 (Vancouver 86ers won 4:1 over Hamilton Steelers SC)... was appointed as Referee to the 1991 Canadian Soccer League Championship Final in Burnaby on 6 October 1991 (Vancouver 86ers won 5:3 over Toronto Blizzard SC)...

Individual Honours