Instruktor Richardson

For the first time welcome to the REFEREE.PL Instructors team for Michał Proc from Poland. Michał is a young FIBA referee. He started to play basketball in the age of 10 and officiated his first game at the basketball preseason preparation camp for his team 2 years later. He comes from Warsaw and as an interesting fact, he also officiates Polish Championship in the arm wrestling.

 For the first time welcome to the REFEREE.PL Instructors team for Michał Proc from Poland. Michał is a young FIBA referee. He started to play basketball in the age of 10 and officiated his first game at the basketball preseason preparation camp for his team 2 years later. He comes from Warsaw and as an interesting fact, he also officiates Polish Championship in the arm wrestling.

Michał is having a successful time in his international career, and so it will be good to hear for referees from his perspective about how to work on your development in the beginning for FIBA games.
Kindly welcome to the team Michał!!

At the second session in Radom Mr Krzysztof Koralewski will join the instructors team. From 18 years Mr Koralewski is a FIBA Commissioner and also long years worked as National FIBA Instructor in Poland. He was already once with us in Bydgoszcz 10 years ago and so we are happy to have him again.

Mr Koralewski became a basketball referee in 1967. Later on in 1979 he got FIBA license and was officiating at International level for 19 years. During this time he managed in the court more than 500 international games, including Euroleague Men and Women, Korac Cup, EuroBasket Men and Women, World Cup, Olympics and many championship tournaments.

Since 1998, he is a FIBA Commissioner and as well was working as National FIBA Instructor in Poland. As a commissioner, he participated in the FIBA World Championship in 2008 , 2010, 2014, as well as the Basketball Tournament at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.  He is being invited as an instructor at many referee clinics in Russia, Lithuania, Sweden, and Poland. He also holds a title of a FIBA Honorary Referee. From season 2016/2017 Mr Koralewski is VTB league Referees Director.

At the second session in Radom Mr Krzysztof Koralewski will join the instructors team. From 18 years Mr Koralewski is a FIBA Commissioner and also long years worked as National FIBA Instructor in Poland. He was already once with us in Bydgoszcz 10 years ago and so we are happy to have him again.

Mr Koralewski became a basketball referee in 1967. Later on in 1979 he got FIBA license and was officiating at International level for 19 years. During this time he managed in the court more than 500 international games, including Euroleague Men and Women, Korac Cup, EuroBasket Men and Women, World Cup, Olympics and many championship tournaments.

Since 1998, he is a FIBA Commissioner and as well was working as National FIBA Instructor in Poland. As a commissioner, he participated in the FIBA World Championship in 2008 , 2010, 2014, as well as the Basketball Tournament at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.  He is being invited as an instructor at many referee clinics in Russia, Lithuania, Sweden, and Poland. He also holds a title of a FIBA Honorary Referee. From season 2016/2017 Mr Koralewski is VTB league Referees Director.

At the second session in Radom Mr Krzysztof Koralewski will join the instructors team. From 18 years Mr Koralewski is a FIBA Commissioner and also long years worked as National FIBA Instructor in Poland. He was already once with us in Bydgoszcz 10 years ago and so we are happy to have him again.

Mr Koralewski became a basketball referee in 1967. Later on in 1979 he got FIBA license and was officiating at International level for 19 years. During this time he managed in the court more than 500 international games, including Euroleague Men and Women, Korac Cup, EuroBasket Men and Women, World Cup, Olympics and many championship tournaments.

Since 1998, he is a FIBA Commissioner and as well was working as National FIBA Instructor in Poland. As a commissioner, he participated in the FIBA World Championship in 2008 , 2010, 2014, as well as the Basketball Tournament at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.  He is being invited as an instructor at many referee clinics in Russia, Lithuania, Sweden, and Poland. He also holds a title of a FIBA Honorary Referee. From season 2016/2017 Mr Koralewski is VTB league Referees Director.

It is the high time to start introducing the instructors for Radom Session of REFEREE.PL. As first comes Jasmina Juras (born Tatić) from Serbia. We are very proud to welcome first women in OUR TEAM. Nina officiates the top European and World basketball and she has already track record as an instructor.
Very warm welcome for Jasmina to the REFEREE.PL session in Poland.

Jasmina was born in Novi Sad and got education in Sports. For 11 years she played basketball in ŽKK Vojvodina and also in the National Team of Yugoslavia with great successes – triple MVP in U16 and U18 categories. She became a referee in 1998 and 5 years later was already a National referee. With 2 years on the National level, Nina passed FIBA Clinic in Antalya and became an International referee. From there her career moved very fast on the top European level, joining the Euroleague in 2005 for Women and in 2008 for the best continental basketball in Men’s Euroleague. Until now she has on her account couple of Final Fours, European and World Championship and Olympics. Way to go!!!

Referee career highlights:
– 1998 – became a referee
– 2003 – National Referee in Serbia  
– 2005 – become an International Referee – FIBA Clinic in Antalya
– 2005 – Euroleague Women and FIBA Cup Women
– 2008 – Euroleague Men, ULEB Cup and Adriatic league
– Final Four – 2007(Moscow) and 2015(Prague), and F8 2014 (Ekaterinburg)
– European Woman Championship 2007(Italy), 2009 (Latvia), 2013(France), 2015(Romania-Hungary)
– 2007 – World Championship U19 Men (Serbia), and U19 Women (Slovakia)
– The Olympic Games in Beijing China 2008
– Qualifications for Olympic games in 2012 (Turkey) and 2016 (France)
– World Championship for Woman in Turkey 2014
– African Championship for Woman in Cameroon 2015

It is the high time to start introducing the instructors for Radom Session of REFEREE.PL. As first comes Jasmina Juras (born Tatić) from Serbia. We are very proud to welcome first women in OUR TEAM. Nina officiates the top European and World basketball and she has already track record as an instructor.
Very warm welcome for Jasmina to the REFEREE.PL session in Poland.

Jasmina was born in Novi Sad and got education in Sports. For 11 years she played basketball in ŽKK Vojvodina and also in the National Team of Yugoslavia with great successes – triple MVP in U16 and U18 categories. She became a referee in 1998 and 5 years later was already a National referee. With 2 years on the National level, Nina passed FIBA Clinic in Antalya and became an International referee. From there her career moved very fast on the top European level, joining the Euroleague in 2005 for Women and in 2008 for the best continental basketball in Men’s Euroleague. Until now she has on her account couple of Final Fours, European and World Championship and Olympics. Way to go!!!

Referee career highlights:
– 1998 – became a referee
– 2003 – National Referee in Serbia  
– 2005 – become an International Referee – FIBA Clinic in Antalya
– 2005 – Euroleague Women and FIBA Cup Women
– 2008 – Euroleague Men, ULEB Cup and Adriatic league
– Final Four – 2007(Moscow) and 2015(Prague), and F8 2014 (Ekaterinburg)
– European Woman Championship 2007(Italy), 2009 (Latvia), 2013(France), 2015(Romania-Hungary)
– 2007 – World Championship U19 Men (Serbia), and U19 Women (Slovakia)
– The Olympic Games in Beijing China 2008
– Qualifications for Olympic games in 2012 (Turkey) and 2016 (France)
– World Championship for Woman in Turkey 2014
– African Championship for Woman in Cameroon 2015

It is the high time to start introducing the instructors for Radom Session of REFEREE.PL. As first comes Jasmina Juras (born Tatić) from Serbia. We are very proud to welcome first women in OUR TEAM. Nina officiates the top European and World basketball and she has already track record as an instructor.
Very warm welcome for Jasmina to the REFEREE.PL session in Poland.

Jasmina was born in Novi Sad and got education in Sports. For 11 years she played basketball in ŽKK Vojvodina and also in the National Team of Yugoslavia with great successes – triple MVP in U16 and U18 categories. She became a referee in 1998 and 5 years later was already a National referee. With 2 years on the National level, Nina passed FIBA Clinic in Antalya and became an International referee. From there her career moved very fast on the top European level, joining the Euroleague in 2005 for Women and in 2008 for the best continental basketball in Men’s Euroleague. Until now she has on her account couple of Final Fours, European and World Championship and Olympics. Way to go!!!

Referee career highlights:
– 1998 – became a referee
– 2003 – National Referee in Serbia  
– 2005 – become an International Referee – FIBA Clinic in Antalya
– 2005 – Euroleague Women and FIBA Cup Women
– 2008 – Euroleague Men, ULEB Cup and Adriatic league
– Final Four – 2007(Moscow) and 2015(Prague), and F8 2014 (Ekaterinburg)
– European Woman Championship 2007(Italy), 2009 (Latvia), 2013(France), 2015(Romania-Hungary)
– 2007 – World Championship U19 Men (Serbia), and U19 Women (Slovakia)
– The Olympic Games in Beijing China 2008
– Qualifications for Olympic games in 2012 (Turkey) and 2016 (France)
– World Championship for Woman in Turkey 2014
– African Championship for Woman in Cameroon 2015