Wednesday 14 October 2026

Meet the campers – Lei Si Man from Macau

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!

 

Meet the campers – Lei Si Man from Macau

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!

 

Meet the campers – Stephen Yuen from Hong Kong

As this year for the camp plenty of things are happening for the first time, I would like to start an introduction of some camp participants before the camp. This year is fantastic, we have many people on the lists and some campers attending from very far away. We thought it would be nice for the wider audience to get to know them. And all of you can get to know better in Antalya.

Read More

Meet the campers – Stephen Yuen from Hong Kong

As this year for the camp plenty of things are happening for the first time, I would like to start an introduction of some camp participants before the camp. This year is fantastic, we have many people on the lists and some campers attending from very far away. We thought it would be nice for the wider audience to get to know them. And all of you can get to know better in Antalya.

Stephen Yuen is a FIBA referee from Hong Kong. He got his license in 1997. He is mostly officiating in Hong Kong and also getting nominations from FIBA Asia. For example before going to camp in June, Stephen is going to Singapore for officiating. 
Privately he is a coach of basketball in primary school and he teaches young players in the age between 6 and 12. They are playing some interschool tournaments and it is always a good challenge to build up a team to compete. They play many friendly matches as well, and practice twice a week.
So life of Stephen is nicely built around basketball. We asked him what he would like to get from the camp. Stephen said: “I hope to improve my officiating skills and mindset. And learn how to be a better referee. This is my aim to go to your camp.”
We will be sharing some more information about campers. Stay tuned 🙂
 
 

Meet the campers – Stephen Yuen from Hong Kong

As this year for the camp plenty of things are happening for the first time, I would like to start an introduction of some camp participants before the camp. This year is fantastic, we have many people on the lists and some campers attending from very far away. We thought it would be nice for the wider audience to get to know them. And all of you can get to know better in Antalya.

Stephen Yuen is a FIBA referee from Hong Kong. He got his license in 1997. He is mostly officiating in Hong Kong and also getting nominations from FIBA Asia. For example before going to camp in June, Stephen is going to Singapore for officiating. 
Privately he is a coach of basketball in primary school and he teaches young players in the age between 6 and 12. They are playing some interschool tournaments and it is always a good challenge to build up a team to compete. They play many friendly matches as well, and practice twice a week.
So life of Stephen is nicely built around basketball. We asked him what he would like to get from the camp. Stephen said: “I hope to improve my officiating skills and mindset. And learn how to be a better referee. This is my aim to go to your camp.”
We will be sharing some more information about campers. Stay tuned 🙂
 
 

Meet the campers – Stephen Yuen from Hong Kong

As this year for the camp plenty of things are happening for the first time, I would like to start an introduction of some camp participants before the camp. This year is fantastic, we have many people on the lists and some campers attending from very far away. We thought it would be nice for the wider audience to get to know them. And all of you can get to know better in Antalya.

Stephen Yuen is a FIBA referee from Hong Kong. He got his license in 1997. He is mostly officiating in Hong Kong and also getting nominations from FIBA Asia. For example before going to camp in June, Stephen is going to Singapore for officiating. 
Privately he is a coach of basketball in primary school and he teaches young players in the age between 6 and 12. They are playing some interschool tournaments and it is always a good challenge to build up a team to compete. They play many friendly matches as well, and practice twice a week.
So life of Stephen is nicely built around basketball. We asked him what he would like to get from the camp. Stephen said: “I hope to improve my officiating skills and mindset. And learn how to be a better referee. This is my aim to go to your camp.”
We will be sharing some more information about campers. Stay tuned 🙂
 
 

Lubo Kotleba letter to REFEREE.PL, message to all referees

Dear Kuba and your A class team,

It is hard to believe but this year it is already 12th edition of your camp. I do remember of your first shy tries to establish your camp on the map and in the hearts of all referees, whether potentials or well established ones, whether national or already FIBA ones. Through your hard work and a bright vision you were able to make your camp definitely the best referees’ camp in the Europe.

Read More

Refereemindset.pl and referee.pl together for basketball referees

Our camp is taking place from 12 years already and the website exists same long. We are for you trying to help to develop your officiating. In the meantime we have got in touch with another website, which exists for the very same purpose, just serving different services. I would like to introduce the supporters of referee.pl to the very interesting initiative – which is done by FIBA referee – Peter Papp from Hungary – Referee Mindset (refereemindset.com). We think the cooperation will leverage our both possibilities to reach you and keep the right pace of information since we complete each other. Everything to help increase level of officiating.

Read More

UFFO Survival Camp 2017 Campers List

Main List

ID  Photo Given Name Family Name Gender Nationality Federation
1 1 Asimina Stamatiou Female British English
2 2 Bartosz Koralewski Male Polish Poland
3 3 Veronika Malčeková Female Slovak Slovak
4 4 Tomasz Langowski Male Polish Polish
5 6 Hande Öztürk Female Turkish Turkish
6 7 Adam Lipski Male Polish Polish
7 10 Jan Kowalewicz Male Polish Polish

2017 Campers List

Main List

ID  Photo Given Name Family Name Gender Nationality Federation
1 1.ciesla  Michał Cieśla Male Polish Polish
2 3.kuziab Bogna Kuzia Female Polish Polish
3 2.kuziam Michał Kuzia Male Polish Polish
4 4.obertova Veronika Obertova Female Slovak Slovak
5 5.fozi Hoj Fozi Male British British
6 6.koralewski Bartosz Koralewski Male Polish Polish
7 7.pogon  Michał Pogon Male Polish Polish
8 8.veis Martin Veis Male Slovak Slovak
9 9.konopacki Tomasz Konopacki Male Polish Polish
10 10.Stamatiou Asimina Stamatiou Female British British
11 11.sorgo Markus Sorgo Male Austria Austria
12 12.pietrak Michał Pietrakiewicz Male Polish Polish
13 13.Krickova Lenka Krickova Female Czech Czech
14 14.drabik Agnieszka Drabik Female Polish Polish
15 15.ozoodi Mohammad Rajabi ozoodi Male Iranian Iranian
16 16.moser Silvia Moser Female Austria Austria
17 17.langer Tomasz Langowski Male Polish Polish
18   Michael Papaioannou Male British British
19 19.griffin David Griffin Male British British
20 20.faber Bruno Fáber Male Slovak Slovak
21 21.cibulka Robert Cibulka Male Slovak Slovak
22 22.Hebabi Khalid Mohammed Al-Hebabi Male Qatar Qatar
23 23.Aldossari Saif Nasser Aldossari Male Qatar Qatar
24 24.Khusaibi Ahmed Al-Khusaibi Male Oman Oman
25 25.Siyabi Issam Nasser Al-Siyabi Male Oman Oman
26 26.Salmani Ali Said Al-Salmani Male Oman Oman
27 27.Musheifri Rashid Salim Al-Musheifri Male Oman Oman
28 28.debos Maciej Dębowski Male Polish Polish
29 29.pacek Paweł Pacek Male Polish Polish
30 30.Cadence Attila Cadence Male Seychellois Seychelles
31 31.Hypolite Fred Hypolite Male Seychellois Seychelles
32       Male France France
33 33.krysko Mateusz Kryśko Male Polish Polish
34 34.kostrzynski Marcin Kostrzyński Male Polish British
35 35.Scholze Michal Scholze Male Czech Czech
36 36.wlodarczyjk Robert Włodarczyk Male Polish Polish
37 37.jennings Matthew Jennings Male British British
38 38.Jasaitis  Andrius Jasaitis Male Lithuanian Lithuanian
39 39.rubach Anja Rubach Female German German
40 40.tybor Tomasz Tybor Male Polish Polish
41 41.Vanglovskij Michail Vanglovskij Male Lituanian Luxemburgish
42 42.belkner Alexandra Belkner Female British British

 

Waiting list

ID  Photo Given Name Family Name Gender Nationality Federation
43 43.Sarissky Anton Sarissky Male Slovak Slovak
44 44.morina Edon Morina Male Danish Danish
45  45.Farah Mohamed Saied Farah Male Egyptian Egyptian
46 46.nejman Dariusz Nejman Male Polish Polish
47 47.vavrova Veronika Vavrova Female Czech Czech