We are proud to announce that Tomasz Trawicki, a EuroLeague referee and long-standing official in Poland’s Top Men’s League (PLK), will join the Instructors’ Team for this year’s edition of our camp.
Having launched his refereeing career in 1994 in Poland, he quickly ascended through the ranks, becoming a FIBA referee in 2005 and earning his Euroleague license in 2010 — a testament to his consistency, leadership, and deep understanding of the basketball.
We are delighted to announce that Damir Javor, one of Europe’s most experienced basketball referees, will be joining the Instructors’ Team this summer.
Damir began his officiating journey in 1995 and quickly rose through the ranks, entering 1 st Slovenian professional league in the 2000/2001 season, earning his FIBA referee license in 2006 and EuroLeague licence in 2009. His path since then has been marked by consistent excellence on the global stage.
We are pleased to announce that Marcin Kowalski, an Euroleague referee and Polish Top Men’s League referee, will be joining the Instructors’ Team this summer.
Marcin began his refereeing career in 1990 in Poland, achieved FIBA referee status in 2003, and earned his Euroleague license in 2005. His international experience also includes officiating at the NBA Summer League in 2012.
We are pleased to announce that Karol Kowalski, a distinguished FIBA referee from Rovaniemi, Finland, will be joining Survival Camp 2025 as an instructor.
Karol began his refereeing journey in 2004 and earned his Top Finnish Men’s League license in 2015. In 2019, he achieved FIBA certification, solidifying his standing in international basketball officiating. With over 280 domestic games officiated to date, he has also served as a mentor for Top League referees in Finland since 2022.
In 2019, Toby Mok stepped into Survival Camp as a young referee — with a whistle, a head full of questions, and a drive to grow. Today, he returns not as a camper, but as a Mental Skills Trainer, bringing with him a global officiating journey and nearly a decade of experience in elite sport psychology.
The experienced Portuguese referee dedicated 38 years to refereeing and basketball, witnessing countless achievements and iconic moments on the basketball court. This year’s EuroLeague final game between Real Madrid and Panathinaikos Athens marked a remarkable finale for his illustrious career. It was his fifth Euroleague Final Four after refereeing previous games in 2009 (Semi final), 2014, 2017, and 2019.
His path from junior to international referee is truly fascinating. Tomasz began his refereeing career in 2010. Within two years, he became a referee on the central level in Poland. Six years later, he began officiating in the top Polish professional men’s league. Finally, Tomasz Langowski earned his FIBA license in 2021.
Jakub Zamojski, the founding father, heart and soul of the camp, has been igniting a passion for refereeing in participants for a staggering 20 years. His energy, dedication, and sheer love for the basketball are what make Referee.pl the powerhouse it is today. Year after year, he inspires a new generation of referees.
Marcin Kowalski began his referee career in 1990 in Poland, became a FIBA referee in 2003, and earned his Euroleague license in 2005. He also has experience officiating in the NBA Summer League (2012).
She is the first-ever Polish woman to earn a FIBA referee license.
With nomination for U17 Women World Cup in Mexico this year and experience officiating in FIBA Final 4 EuroLeague Women (Turkey, 2024), World University Games (China, 2023), FIBA European Championship U16 Final (Turkey, 2023), FIBA SuperCup Women (France, 2022), FIBA European Championship U18 Final (Greece, 2022) and countless other international games, Paulina has the knowledge to elevate your refereeing.
