We would like to welcome for the first time in Radom, Igor Dragojevic from Montenegro, who is top European FIBA and Euroleague referee.
Igor became a referee in 1992 when he obtained his license in former Yugoslavia, 3 years later he was already in first Yugoslavian league. Igor passed FIBA clinic I 2007 and became international referee and 4 years later join Euroleague group of referees. Igor has in his track record Eurobasket Men and Women and Eurochallenge Finals, as well as many finals in FIBA youth competition, finals in ABA league, BIBL Balkan League and more than 50 finals in National Championships and National Cup.

We asked Igor what is his favourite part od the job and he said, “Working as Euroleague referee my favorite part is that I am, together with my colleagues, an important part of one of the biggest sports brands – Euroleague Basketball. Of course, there are trips, new acquaintances and friendships.”

Than he added: “European basketball is progressing from year to year, becoming quicker and more attractive and coming up with big steps towards the NBA league. So, the same is with referees, we have to follow the trends in the modern basketball and keep up-to-date from year to year.”

We were also curious if Igor attended some summer camps before and how will ne help to get better to toe REFEREE.PL participants this year.

Igor: “last few years I have also participated in the organization of similar camps in Montenegro but also as an instructor in various referees camps where I would like to mention Alan Richardson’s camp in Sofia, Referee Camp in Trebinje (BIH) , Referee Clinic in Bar (Montenegro). I am familiar with the good work of your camp for many years and will be my pleasure if I have helped with my knowledge and experience a camp. I know that here working very professionally with young judges for years and there is certainly one of the best in Europe.”

Welcome to OUR team for Igor Dragojevic and see you very soon in Radom!!

Career highlights:
1992. I past my first referee exam
1995. License for first league in Yugoslavia
From 2007. FIBA referee
From 2011. Euroleague referee

2011. Eurobasket women – Poland
2013. Eurobasket men – Slovenia
2015. Eurobasket men – France

2011. Final four FIBA Eurochallenge (final game)

We would like to welcome for the first time in Radom, Igor Dragojevic from Montenegro, who is top European FIBA and Euroleague referee.
Igor became a referee in 1992 when he obtained his license in former Yugoslavia, 3 years later he was already in first Yugoslavian league. Igor passed FIBA clinic I 2007 and became international referee and 4 years later join Euroleague group of referees. Igor has in his track record Eurobasket Men and Women and Eurochallenge Finals, as well as many finals in FIBA youth competition, finals in ABA league, BIBL Balkan League and more than 50 finals in National Championships and National Cup.

We asked Igor what is his favourite part od the job and he said, “Working as Euroleague referee my favorite part is that I am, together with my colleagues, an important part of one of the biggest sports brands – Euroleague Basketball. Of course, there are trips, new acquaintances and friendships.”

Than he added: “European basketball is progressing from year to year, becoming quicker and more attractive and coming up with big steps towards the NBA league. So, the same is with referees, we have to follow the trends in the modern basketball and keep up-to-date from year to year.”

We were also curious if Igor attended some summer camps before and how will ne help to get better to toe REFEREE.PL participants this year.

Igor: “last few years I have also participated in the organization of similar camps in Montenegro but also as an instructor in various referees camps where I would like to mention Alan Richardson’s camp in Sofia, Referee Camp in Trebinje (BIH) , Referee Clinic in Bar (Montenegro). I am familiar with the good work of your camp for many years and will be my pleasure if I have helped with my knowledge and experience a camp. I know that here working very professionally with young judges for years and there is certainly one of the best in Europe.”

Welcome to OUR team for Igor Dragojevic and see you very soon in Radom!!

Career highlights:
1992. I past my first referee exam
1995. License for first league in Yugoslavia
From 2007. FIBA referee
From 2011. Euroleague referee

2011. Eurobasket women – Poland
2013. Eurobasket men – Slovenia
2015. Eurobasket men – France

2011. Final four FIBA Eurochallenge (final game)

We would like to welcome for the first time in Radom, Igor Dragojevic from Montenegro, who is top European FIBA and Euroleague referee.
Igor became a referee in 1992 when he obtained his license in former Yugoslavia, 3 years later he was already in first Yugoslavian league. Igor passed FIBA clinic I 2007 and became international referee and 4 years later join Euroleague group of referees. Igor has in his track record Eurobasket Men and Women and Eurochallenge Finals, as well as many finals in FIBA youth competition, finals in ABA league, BIBL Balkan League and more than 50 finals in National Championships and National Cup.

We asked Igor what is his favourite part od the job and he said, “Working as Euroleague referee my favorite part is that I am, together with my colleagues, an important part of one of the biggest sports brands – Euroleague Basketball. Of course, there are trips, new acquaintances and friendships.”

Than he added: “European basketball is progressing from year to year, becoming quicker and more attractive and coming up with big steps towards the NBA league. So, the same is with referees, we have to follow the trends in the modern basketball and keep up-to-date from year to year.”

We were also curious if Igor attended some summer camps before and how will ne help to get better to toe REFEREE.PL participants this year.

Igor: “last few years I have also participated in the organization of similar camps in Montenegro but also as an instructor in various referees camps where I would like to mention Alan Richardson’s camp in Sofia, Referee Camp in Trebinje (BIH) , Referee Clinic in Bar (Montenegro). I am familiar with the good work of your camp for many years and will be my pleasure if I have helped with my knowledge and experience a camp. I know that here working very professionally with young judges for years and there is certainly one of the best in Europe.”

Welcome to OUR team for Igor Dragojevic and see you very soon in Radom!!

Career highlights:
1992. I past my first referee exam
1995. License for first league in Yugoslavia
From 2007. FIBA referee
From 2011. Euroleague referee

2011. Eurobasket women – Poland
2013. Eurobasket men – Slovenia
2015. Eurobasket men – France

2011. Final four FIBA Eurochallenge (final game)

It is going to be the third time for our camp to host Jose in person. Twice before in Radom and in Cluj he has stolen all referee’s hearts with his direct approach, practicality and amazing contact with the audience. Nothing surprising as Jose Carrion has a diploma in Education and 20 years plus of experience in teaching, both in Puerto Rico and US. On top of that Jose is one of the best officials in the World, with his impressive track record and achievements. We are very happy that this year again he will be with us and helping to develop and prepare your body and mind for the coming season. When in Radom take a moment to talk to him, about your goals, about what you need to learn and where to develop to achieve your dream nominations.

Jose was born in Puerto Rico in 1973. He currently lives and works in USA. He started officiating in his teenage years and became an international referee in 2001 representing Puerto Rico. He is working in NCAA Division I since 2002. It is going to be his 3rd time at REFEREE.PL as an instructor.

Career highlights:

2003 U19 FIBA World Championship, Greece
2005 U21 FIBA World Championship, Argentina
2006, 2010 FIBA World Championship: Japan and Turkey
2004, 2008, 2012 OLYMPICS: Athens, Beijing, and London
NCAA Men’s Basketball Official since 2002
Puerto Rico Superior League since 1991

It is going to be the third time for our camp to host Jose in person. Twice before in Radom and in Cluj he has stolen all referee’s hearts with his direct approach, practicality and amazing contact with the audience. Nothing surprising as Jose Carrion has a diploma in Education and 20 years plus of experience in teaching, both in Puerto Rico and US. On top of that Jose is one of the best officials in the World, with his impressive track record and achievements. We are very happy that this year again he will be with us and helping to develop and prepare your body and mind for the coming season. When in Radom take a moment to talk to him, about your goals, about what you need to learn and where to develop to achieve your dream nominations.

Jose was born in Puerto Rico in 1973. He currently lives and works in USA. He started officiating in his teenage years and became an international referee in 2001 representing Puerto Rico. He is working in NCAA Division I since 2002. It is going to be his 3rd time at REFEREE.PL as an instructor.

Career highlights:

2003 U19 FIBA World Championship, Greece
2005 U21 FIBA World Championship, Argentina
2006, 2010 FIBA World Championship: Japan and Turkey
2004, 2008, 2012 OLYMPICS: Athens, Beijing, and London
NCAA Men’s Basketball Official since 2002
Puerto Rico Superior League since 1991

It is going to be the third time for our camp to host Jose in person. Twice before in Radom and in Cluj he has stolen all referee’s hearts with his direct approach, practicality and amazing contact with the audience. Nothing surprising as Jose Carrion has a diploma in Education and 20 years plus of experience in teaching, both in Puerto Rico and US. On top of that Jose is one of the best officials in the World, with his impressive track record and achievements. We are very happy that this year again he will be with us and helping to develop and prepare your body and mind for the coming season. When in Radom take a moment to talk to him, about your goals, about what you need to learn and where to develop to achieve your dream nominations.

Jose was born in Puerto Rico in 1973. He currently lives and works in USA. He started officiating in his teenage years and became an international referee in 2001 representing Puerto Rico. He is working in NCAA Division I since 2002. It is going to be his 3rd time at REFEREE.PL as an instructor.

Career highlights:

2003 U19 FIBA World Championship, Greece
2005 U21 FIBA World Championship, Argentina
2006, 2010 FIBA World Championship: Japan and Turkey
2004, 2008, 2012 OLYMPICS: Athens, Beijing, and London
NCAA Men’s Basketball Official since 2002
Puerto Rico Superior League since 1991

The international referee from Slovakia – Milan Brziak, will come to the camp for the fourth time, and for the third time as an instructor, as at the very beginning 15 years ago, he was with us as a participant. Milan has a lot of experience from FIBA and Euroleague, so will work with you specially to help you in the game assessment, video situations and instant feedback.

Milan was born in 1969 in Kosice and started to officiate in the age of 20. Five years after he was in his country first division, which in 1997 led him to successfully passed international FIBA license. In his professional track record Milan has 5 seasons in Euroleague and many European championship.

Career highlights:

1989 Active referee
1994 1st Division Referee
1997 FIBA Referee – successfully passed International Referee’s license in Poland
2003-2008 Euroleague Referee, officiating in ULEB competitions
08/2007 FIBA European Championships U18 Men – Final game in Sofia, Bulgaria
07/2009 FIBA European Championships U18 Women-Final game in Sweden
04/2011 Final Four Women in Jekaterinburg, Russia, 3rd place game
07/2011 FIBA Eurobasket Women in Poland
07/2011 FIBA Eurobasket Women in Poland
07/2015 FIBA European Championships U20 Women-Semifinal game in Spain, Lanzarote
07/2016 FIBA European Championships U16 Women, 3rd place game in Andorra

The international referee from Slovakia – Milan Brziak, will come to the camp for the fourth time, and for the third time as an instructor, as at the very beginning 15 years ago, he was with us as a participant. Milan has a lot of experience from FIBA and Euroleague, so will work with you specially to help you in the game assessment, video situations and instant feedback.

Milan was born in 1969 in Kosice and started to officiate in the age of 20. Five years after he was in his country first division, which in 1997 led him to successfully passed international FIBA license. In his professional track record Milan has 5 seasons in Euroleague and many European championship.

Career highlights:

1989 Active referee
1994 1st Division Referee
1997 FIBA Referee – successfully passed International Referee’s license in Poland
2003-2008 Euroleague Referee, officiating in ULEB competitions
08/2007 FIBA European Championships U18 Men – Final game in Sofia, Bulgaria
07/2009 FIBA European Championships U18 Women-Final game in Sweden
04/2011 Final Four Women in Jekaterinburg, Russia, 3rd place game
07/2011 FIBA Eurobasket Women in Poland
07/2011 FIBA Eurobasket Women in Poland
07/2015 FIBA European Championships U20 Women-Semifinal game in Spain, Lanzarote
07/2016 FIBA European Championships U16 Women, 3rd place game in Andorra

The international referee from Slovakia – Milan Brziak, will come to the camp for the fourth time, and for the third time as an instructor, as at the very beginning 15 years ago, he was with us as a participant. Milan has a lot of experience from FIBA and Euroleague, so will work with you specially to help you in the game assessment, video situations and instant feedback.

Milan was born in 1969 in Kosice and started to officiate in the age of 20. Five years after he was in his country first division, which in 1997 led him to successfully passed international FIBA license. In his professional track record Milan has 5 seasons in Euroleague and many European championship.

Career highlights:

1989 Active referee
1994 1st Division Referee
1997 FIBA Referee – successfully passed International Referee’s license in Poland
2003-2008 Euroleague Referee, officiating in ULEB competitions
08/2007 FIBA European Championships U18 Men – Final game in Sofia, Bulgaria
07/2009 FIBA European Championships U18 Women-Final game in Sweden
04/2011 Final Four Women in Jekaterinburg, Russia, 3rd place game
07/2011 FIBA Eurobasket Women in Poland
07/2011 FIBA Eurobasket Women in Poland
07/2015 FIBA European Championships U20 Women-Semifinal game in Spain, Lanzarote
07/2016 FIBA European Championships U16 Women, 3rd place game in Andorra

For the third time welcome to the REFEREE.PL Instructors team for Michał Proc from Poland. Michał is a young FIBA referee, third season in the international games. 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 for FIBA games.
Can’t wait to meet again!! Camp coming soon.

Career highlights:
Referee since 2001
Top Polish league since 2013
FIBA referee 2015
Universiade 2017
World Championship U17 Women – Minsk
Basketball Champions League season 2016/17
Participated in REFEREE.PL camp 2013.