Jan Allen
Jan Allen has been officiating soccer for 46 years, from youth leagues to the college level and adult
semi-pro for both women and men. Spending the majority of her life in soccer as a player has given
her unique insight as an official, providing a sense of what is best for the game being played,
the importance of “getting the call right,” and ensuring players “doing no harm.”
As a referee, Allen believes you have a responsibility to respect the coaches, players and, most
importantly, the integrity of the game. When mentoring new officials, she works to pass along these same values that have contributed to her status as a respected official:
She has officiated in the HHSAA State Soccer Tournament for several years and has worked the girls state championship game.
Jan founded the Hawaii Scholastic Soccer Federation Referees Association and was president of this group. She is most proud of providing the leadership to unite the soccer referees into one organization to officiate both OIA and ILH games.
Jan Allen has been officiating soccer for 46 years, from youth leagues to the college level and adult
semi-pro for both women and men. Spending the majority of her life in soccer as a player has given
her unique insight as an official, providing a sense of what is best for the game being played,
the importance of “getting the call right,” and ensuring players “doing no harm.”
As a referee, Allen believes you have a responsibility to respect the coaches, players and, most
importantly, the integrity of the game. When mentoring new officials, she works to pass along these same values that have contributed to her status as a respected official:
- Be professional
- Master the rules of the game and apply them in a fair and impartial manner
- Constantly strive to maintain a high code of ethics
She has officiated in the HHSAA State Soccer Tournament for several years and has worked the girls state championship game.
Jan founded the Hawaii Scholastic Soccer Federation Referees Association and was president of this group. She is most proud of providing the leadership to unite the soccer referees into one organization to officiate both OIA and ILH games.
Samuel (Sam) Delos Reyes
Sam Delos Reyes has worked in many facets of athletics, from officiating, coaching and mentoring
to serving in administration as an athletic director.
Delos Reyes was trained by the legendary official and HSOHOF inductee James Aiona and worked
alongside many veteran officials including Louie Fuentes, Pat Tanibe, Maurice Sullivan, Hal Garner,
Craig Petersen, and Ralph Sing Chow.
He quickly ascended through the officiating ranks and became a state championship official in 1983. Delos Reyes was also hired to work at the NCAA level where he worked in both the Western Athletic Conference (men) and Big West Conference (women). He also refereed in the competitive local college conference (NAIA District 29), which became NCAA Division II.
During this time, he was also the head football coach at Nanakuli High School and won an OIA championship in 1983. He reached the league finals on two other occasions as the head coach at Waipahu High School, where he also served as golf coach.
It was immediately clear to everyone in the Hawaii high school sports world that, with this unique combination of coaching and officiating acumen, Delos Reyes commanded respect from players and coaches as he knew how to communicate effectively. As a result, he was selected to work nine state championship games during his 33 seasons as an official.
In 1989, upon the recommendation of OIA Executive Director Hugh Yoshida, Delos Reyes became the commissioner of the Hawaii State Basketball Officials Association. For the next 15 years, he served as the liaison between the OIA coaches and officials along with assigning the more than 700 preseason, regular season and playoff games annually.
In 2003, Delos Reyes transitioned from coaching on the field to administration when he was named athletic director at Campbell High
School. As the largest high school in Hawaii, he coordinated the school’s 32 sports teams and handled the hiring of coaches and volunteers. He was also the OIA’s sport coordinator in golf and girls volleyball. On the HHSAA level, he served as golf coordinator as well as the supervisor of officials for boys basketball.
Sam Delos Reyes has worked in many facets of athletics, from officiating, coaching and mentoring
to serving in administration as an athletic director.
Delos Reyes was trained by the legendary official and HSOHOF inductee James Aiona and worked
alongside many veteran officials including Louie Fuentes, Pat Tanibe, Maurice Sullivan, Hal Garner,
Craig Petersen, and Ralph Sing Chow.
He quickly ascended through the officiating ranks and became a state championship official in 1983. Delos Reyes was also hired to work at the NCAA level where he worked in both the Western Athletic Conference (men) and Big West Conference (women). He also refereed in the competitive local college conference (NAIA District 29), which became NCAA Division II.
During this time, he was also the head football coach at Nanakuli High School and won an OIA championship in 1983. He reached the league finals on two other occasions as the head coach at Waipahu High School, where he also served as golf coach.
It was immediately clear to everyone in the Hawaii high school sports world that, with this unique combination of coaching and officiating acumen, Delos Reyes commanded respect from players and coaches as he knew how to communicate effectively. As a result, he was selected to work nine state championship games during his 33 seasons as an official.
In 1989, upon the recommendation of OIA Executive Director Hugh Yoshida, Delos Reyes became the commissioner of the Hawaii State Basketball Officials Association. For the next 15 years, he served as the liaison between the OIA coaches and officials along with assigning the more than 700 preseason, regular season and playoff games annually.
In 2003, Delos Reyes transitioned from coaching on the field to administration when he was named athletic director at Campbell High
School. As the largest high school in Hawaii, he coordinated the school’s 32 sports teams and handled the hiring of coaches and volunteers. He was also the OIA’s sport coordinator in golf and girls volleyball. On the HHSAA level, he served as golf coordinator as well as the supervisor of officials for boys basketball.
Wayne Lee
Wayne Lee is involved in all levels of volleyball officiating across the state of Hawaii and beyond
– high school, NCAA, club and international. He has been continuously elected by his peers since
2001 to serve as secretary for the Oahu Independent Volleyball Officials Association. Since
the early 1900s Wayne has been the HHSAA Volleyball Official’s Chair, responsible for
coordinating and scheduling all officials during the HHSAA Girl’s and Boy’s State Volleyball
Championships.
As the Aloha Region Official’s Chair, Wayne serves as the primary mentor to a cadre of 30 officials, most of whom have attained Regional status. Under his leadership there have been several officials who have
attained USAV Junior-National or National Referee certification and five National Scorekeepers through his guidance and support. This same group forms the backbone of officials who work high school - both ILH and OIA, NCAA and club volleyball matches on Oahu, Maui and Kauai.
At the collegiate level, Wayne has officiated for several conferences, including the Western Athletic Conference, Big West Conference, Pacific West Conference and Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. He worked with UH Associate Athletic Director, Marilyn Moniz-Kaho’ohanohano, to institute a requirement that officials working UH matches be certified as either USAV Junior-National or National Referee. This resulted in raising the skill and level of officiating at UH matches. Through the years he has been selected to work multiple NCAA post-season tournaments, both as an official and as a Rater/Observer.
Wayne Lee is a student of the game and of officiating. Over the years Wayne has trained hundreds of junior players during high school and club seasons that have then moved on to college to become qualified officials, scorekeepers and ultimately, better individuals. He is highly respected by his peers, coaches, players and parents.
Wayne Lee is involved in all levels of volleyball officiating across the state of Hawaii and beyond
– high school, NCAA, club and international. He has been continuously elected by his peers since
2001 to serve as secretary for the Oahu Independent Volleyball Officials Association. Since
the early 1900s Wayne has been the HHSAA Volleyball Official’s Chair, responsible for
coordinating and scheduling all officials during the HHSAA Girl’s and Boy’s State Volleyball
Championships.
As the Aloha Region Official’s Chair, Wayne serves as the primary mentor to a cadre of 30 officials, most of whom have attained Regional status. Under his leadership there have been several officials who have
attained USAV Junior-National or National Referee certification and five National Scorekeepers through his guidance and support. This same group forms the backbone of officials who work high school - both ILH and OIA, NCAA and club volleyball matches on Oahu, Maui and Kauai.
At the collegiate level, Wayne has officiated for several conferences, including the Western Athletic Conference, Big West Conference, Pacific West Conference and Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. He worked with UH Associate Athletic Director, Marilyn Moniz-Kaho’ohanohano, to institute a requirement that officials working UH matches be certified as either USAV Junior-National or National Referee. This resulted in raising the skill and level of officiating at UH matches. Through the years he has been selected to work multiple NCAA post-season tournaments, both as an official and as a Rater/Observer.
Wayne Lee is a student of the game and of officiating. Over the years Wayne has trained hundreds of junior players during high school and club seasons that have then moved on to college to become qualified officials, scorekeepers and ultimately, better individuals. He is highly respected by his peers, coaches, players and parents.
Matthew Sumstine
Matt Sumstine has been involved in football officiating in various capacities for 26 years. Like most officials, his career began as a youth league official, then he quickly developed into a high school official, working OIA games. He worked Arena 2 League games from 2002-2004 and was hired by the Western Athletic Conference shortly after to work as side judge.
While working as a field official, he was selected to referee seven bowl games.
In 2005, Sumstine was hired as the first replay official in the WAC as well as the Big 12/Mountain West Conferences.
In 2018, he was hired by the National Football League as a Replay Assistant. A year later, he was promoted to Replay Official.
Sumstine is very active in the training and development of officials in multiple capacities, including:
Matt Sumstine has been involved in football officiating in various capacities for 26 years. Like most officials, his career began as a youth league official, then he quickly developed into a high school official, working OIA games. He worked Arena 2 League games from 2002-2004 and was hired by the Western Athletic Conference shortly after to work as side judge.
While working as a field official, he was selected to referee seven bowl games.
In 2005, Sumstine was hired as the first replay official in the WAC as well as the Big 12/Mountain West Conferences.
In 2018, he was hired by the National Football League as a Replay Assistant. A year later, he was promoted to Replay Official.
Sumstine is very active in the training and development of officials in multiple capacities, including:
- Clinic Co-Founder-Dir. of the Football Officials International Aloha Clinic.
- Produces educational videos for training of officials during the Aloha Clinic and throughout the year
- Produced the first high school Illegal Helmet Contact video, which is used throughout the U.S. and internationally for training officials
- 2008-2015 American Samoa Clinic Coordinator
- 2011-15 Kaneohe Marine Corps Football League Officials Coordinator
- Five years as clinician-coordinator for the West Texas Football Camp
- Guest speaker at the 2015 National Association of Sports Officials Officiating Summit in St. Louis
- Since 2015, has served as Junior Prep Sports football officials coordinator, responsible for recruiting, training and assigning officials in preparation for high school officiating
- Officials Coordinator for the Paradise Classic All-Star Tournament and Polynesian Bowl
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