My name is Edgard Ceccarelli, I am 22 years old. I'm studying for Brand-Marketing Manager at Red Bull, I have a master degree in Sport Marketing. I love basketball, travels and laugh with my friends. I'm smiling guy and I am passionate by the different cultures, which exist in this world. 

I play basketball from 17 years and I referee from 6 years. My father was a professional player in France (1st and 2nd Division) and now he trains the young national team for France and Italy. 

I officiate in national championship since 2010. I was nominated to referee U15 National Finals (twice), International Tournament in Le Portel, Caen, Cherbourg. I attended referee clinics in Bourges and Fréjus too. 

I officiate for the French University Championship too. 
Now I referee in Men National 2 (4th division) and Woman League 2 (2nd division). I participate since 2 years at National Referee Camp organized by the French Federation of Basket Ball for "young hopes". 

I'm the referee’s manager on Tony Parker Camps each summer (to Rouen and Lyon).

I do formation work with the new referees and referee, who calls in Department (9th French division) and Region Level. 

I want to be the best referee possible, I want to call in PRO A (first division) and be FIBA. But I take this way step by step. I'm working a lot with my video from matches and with other referees to identify issues and set up my working goals. 

I want to attend this camp, because I want to know "how to be the best referee possible" and meet an international and human experience. I love to meet peoples from all the world and I want to polish my English on the court. I never referee outside my boundary with foreign referees, so this will be the occasion. 

One day, in Carquefou (National Men 2) a part of public called me "Kendji Girac”.. It's a French singer and I look alike him. And during 1-2 actions, 500 peoples sung his hit to devolve me. They make me laugh, I am guilty…. 🙂

My name is Edgard Ceccarelli, I am 22 years old. I'm studying for Brand-Marketing Manager at Red Bull, I have a master degree in Sport Marketing. I love basketball, travels and laugh with my friends. I'm smiling guy and I am passionate by the different cultures, which exist in this world. 

I play basketball from 17 years and I referee from 6 years. My father was a professional player in France (1st and 2nd Division) and now he trains the young national team for France and Italy. 

I officiate in national championship since 2010. I was nominated to referee U15 National Finals (twice), International Tournament in Le Portel, Caen, Cherbourg. I attended referee clinics in Bourges and Fréjus too. 

I officiate for the French University Championship too. 
Now I referee in Men National 2 (4th division) and Woman League 2 (2nd division). I participate since 2 years at National Referee Camp organized by the French Federation of Basket Ball for "young hopes". 

I'm the referee’s manager on Tony Parker Camps each summer (to Rouen and Lyon).

I do formation work with the new referees and referee, who calls in Department (9th French division) and Region Level. 

I want to be the best referee possible, I want to call in PRO A (first division) and be FIBA. But I take this way step by step. I'm working a lot with my video from matches and with other referees to identify issues and set up my working goals. 

I want to attend this camp, because I want to know "how to be the best referee possible" and meet an international and human experience. I love to meet peoples from all the world and I want to polish my English on the court. I never referee outside my boundary with foreign referees, so this will be the occasion. 

One day, in Carquefou (National Men 2) a part of public called me "Kendji Girac”.. It's a French singer and I look alike him. And during 1-2 actions, 500 peoples sung his hit to devolve me. They make me laugh, I am guilty…. 🙂

My name is Edgard Ceccarelli, I am 22 years old. I'm studying for Brand-Marketing Manager at Red Bull, I have a master degree in Sport Marketing. I love basketball, travels and laugh with my friends. I'm smiling guy and I am passionate by the different cultures, which exist in this world. 

I play basketball from 17 years and I referee from 6 years. My father was a professional player in France (1st and 2nd Division) and now he trains the young national team for France and Italy. 

I officiate in national championship since 2010. I was nominated to referee U15 National Finals (twice), International Tournament in Le Portel, Caen, Cherbourg. I attended referee clinics in Bourges and Fréjus too. 

I officiate for the French University Championship too. 
Now I referee in Men National 2 (4th division) and Woman League 2 (2nd division). I participate since 2 years at National Referee Camp organized by the French Federation of Basket Ball for "young hopes". 

I'm the referee’s manager on Tony Parker Camps each summer (to Rouen and Lyon).

I do formation work with the new referees and referee, who calls in Department (9th French division) and Region Level. 

I want to be the best referee possible, I want to call in PRO A (first division) and be FIBA. But I take this way step by step. I'm working a lot with my video from matches and with other referees to identify issues and set up my working goals. 

I want to attend this camp, because I want to know "how to be the best referee possible" and meet an international and human experience. I love to meet peoples from all the world and I want to polish my English on the court. I never referee outside my boundary with foreign referees, so this will be the occasion. 

One day, in Carquefou (National Men 2) a part of public called me "Kendji Girac”.. It's a French singer and I look alike him. And during 1-2 actions, 500 peoples sung his hit to devolve me. They make me laugh, I am guilty…. 🙂

As we continue to present you the people who will come to our camp in June. Next one will be a referee from Russia – Daniel Adeyemi. Go and meet Daniel.

Daniel started to officiate in 2007 in Russia, where he calls in 1^st division Men and Women. Daniel is very excited to come for the first time to Referee.pl camp, every spare time is somehow connected with refereeing, if not watching games then working on his own performance in all possible ways. He has already been in 2013 and 2014 in Bulgaria at CanDoBasketball referee camp and in 2014 at Las Vegas Court Club Elite Camp.  

Privately he graduated Chemistry Department and now is doing post-graduate studies at The Ural Federal University.

See you soon Daniel!

As we continue to present you the people who will come to our camp in June. Next one will be a referee from Russia – Daniel Adeyemi. Go and meet Daniel.

Daniel started to officiate in 2007 in Russia, where he calls in 1^st division Men and Women. Daniel is very excited to come for the first time to Referee.pl camp, every spare time is somehow connected with refereeing, if not watching games then working on his own performance in all possible ways. He has already been in 2013 and 2014 in Bulgaria at CanDoBasketball referee camp and in 2014 at Las Vegas Court Club Elite Camp.  

Privately he graduated Chemistry Department and now is doing post-graduate studies at The Ural Federal University.

See you soon Daniel!

As we continue to present you the people who will come to our camp in June. Next one will be a referee from Russia – Daniel Adeyemi. Go and meet Daniel.

Daniel started to officiate in 2007 in Russia, where he calls in 1^st division Men and Women. Daniel is very excited to come for the first time to Referee.pl camp, every spare time is somehow connected with refereeing, if not watching games then working on his own performance in all possible ways. He has already been in 2013 and 2014 in Bulgaria at CanDoBasketball referee camp and in 2014 at Las Vegas Court Club Elite Camp.  

Privately he graduated Chemistry Department and now is doing post-graduate studies at The Ural Federal University.

See you soon Daniel!

Another referee from quite a distance, who is coming to Antalya. We are happy to introduce Lei Si Man from Macau.

Few words from Macau

Tell us your officiating story.

Lei: I got FIBA license in 1998. In Macau, I have officiated national (local) basketball league (men division A- highest level) that has two season annually (3 months for one season), university league ,high school league for more than 15 years and mostly assigned to be the ref for final in these 8 years.

In Asia, I have been invited to officiate different invitation international / local / regional tournaments: 2014 Sabah (East Malaysia) men league final round, regional invitation   u23 men championship in Labuan 2014 (Malaysia), 2014 Malaysia club championship (men). 1 St International oversea Chinese men championship 2014 (Xiamen, China) invited me to work as one of the referee leaders and ref for final. 

For FIBA, my first tournament was FIBA Asia women championship in 2000.

2009 Lusofonia game (Lisbon) 

2013 East Asia men championship (Korea) 

Neutral Referee: 

2010 U20 Europe champion (Latvia) , 2011 1st GCC Women Championship (Qatar), 2011 Arabic game (Qatar) , 2011 South East Asia game (Jakarta) , 2012 FIBA Asia U18 Women Championship (Malaysia) , 2014 U17 Women World Cup, 2014 Asian game (Korea)

How do you work to get better in officiating?

I served as instructor for national referee clinic from 1998, referee leader and organizer for local referee training in 2011-2013. 

Attended FIBA clinics as observer, participated National referee clinic that approved by FIBA Asia in Hong Kong and Korea. 

Arranged referee exchange programs and study tour to HK, Taiwan, Malaysia. 

Self study: video and rules.

What do you want to take for you from Antalya?

I expect to learn and improve officiating in high level game. 

 See you soon Lei Si Man!