Tommy Nunez (USA) Officiated over 2,000 regular NBA season and 75 play-off games in his career. Now Supervisor of Ref ... more Costas Rigas (GRE) Costas Rigas started as a basketball player with 1st Greek division club. Later he became a coach an ... more Romualdas Brazauskas (LTH) Referee since 1973 International referee since 1987 4 Olympic Games ('92 Barcelona, '96 Atlant ... more Kuba Zamojski (POL) Referee since 1989 International referee since 1999 From 2000 in ULEB. Refereeing EUROLEAGUE and ... more Robert Vyklicky (CZE) International referee since 2003. From 2003 in ULEB. Refereeing EUROLEAGUE and ULEB CUP games ... more Janusz Calik (POL) Born 1970 (Krakow) Referee since 1986, 1989 (National) FIBA license 2000 2001 IV Franc ... more Ronnie Nunn (USA) RONNIE NUNN Director of Referees Development National Basketball Association Ronnie Nunn, the N ... more Lubomir Kotleba (SVK) Mr. Kotleba`s basketball career was the following: 1960 - 1968 - a player, 1968 - 1970 - a ... more Saša Pukl (SLO) Mr. Pukl was born in 1970, Maribor. He started to officiate while still playing basketball, at ... more Carl Jungebrand (FIN) Born: 1964, Helsinki Referee since 1978 (National) National League 1984 FIBA licence 198 ... more Alan Richardson (GB) National Referee since 1974 up to 1998 FIBA Referee since 1978 22 FIBA Cup Finals and World/Eu ... more Peter Sudek (SVK) Player untill junior age in basketball club Inter Bratislava. Like his father, who was FIBA refere ... more Dariusz Lenczowski (POL) Former basketball player, youth and juniors until age 20. Dariusz started to referee at age 17. ... more Wiesław Zych (PL) ULEB and FIBA commissioner As a commissioner and observer work last 3 Final Fours in Euroleague: ... more	Tomas Jasevicius: Camp is not one way traffic... Marta Seweryn: What are your feelings after being for the first time as an instructor at the camp for referees? Tomas Jasevicius: It was great experience for me and I really like it! If at least one referee noted my advices which can help him to improve- so it was worth to come! Anyway... I hope that there were much more referees, than only one:) You are young, potential, Euroleague referee how do you feel between so famous people like Costas, Lubo and Romas? T.J. It’s very interesting to be near such famous referees during the camps. They have big experience and they give really good things for young referees. I am trying to do not miss the things they saying, because it helps a lot to officiate better! Do you also learn something here? T.J. When you are in such camps the best point is, that it’s not ''one way traffic". Referees learn from instructors and instructors learn from referees by sharing experience, which they get from each game. What would be your advice for the campers and all referees that want to improve their skills? T.J. My advice would be: try to take everything best from each referee/instructor and to adapt it in your own way to your personality, which helps you to be the better referee. How was your way to achieve international level and Euroleague level of officiating? T.J. My way was not very different from the others:). I started at 15 years old and went step by step to my targets. Though I became FIBA referee at 24 years old, I still have many targets in the officiating, so I keep working.... (unfortunately I can not tell my targets, till I reach it :)). How do you combine work and officiating? T.J. I work in Lithuanian basketball federation in capacity of the director of youth national basketball teams. There’s no big problem for me to combine work and my trips for the games. However, I stay quite late in my office after I come back from the games to do work which I have to do. Who is your referee idol? Who in your opinion is the best referee to copy from? T.J. My referee idol is Romualdas Brazauskas. I am very fortunate that he is my teacher in the refereeing. I really took many things from him, and I am trying to make these things in my own way. It’s impossible to copy somebody, because we all are different- and its really great! What are your aims, goals as a referee? T.J. I traveled almost all across the world and I met many beautiful people, who became my friends. I think it’s the best goal of being basketball referee. Hope to see you more times at the camp :) T.J. 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