Andorra's Antonio Zamora Becomes First Active FIBA International Commissioner
Antonio Zamora made history officiating a Women's EuroLeague match between Flammes Carolo Basket Ardennes and ZVVZ USK Praha in Mézières, France,.
Key Points
- Antonio Zamora is Andorra's first active FIBA international commissioner.
- Debuted in Women's EuroLeague game: Flammes Carolo Basket Ardennes vs. ZVVZ USK Praha.
- Match held in Mézières, France, on French soil.
- Highlights rising recognition of Andorran basketball officials globally.
Antonio Zamora has made history as Andorra's first active FIBA international commissioner. His debut came during a Women's EuroLeague match between Flammes Carolo Basket Ardennes and ZVVZ USK Praha, played on French soil.
The milestone marks a significant achievement for Andorran basketball officiating on the international stage. Zamora's appointment underscores growing recognition of local talent within the sport's global governing body.
The game took place in Mézières, as reported by local outlets, highlighting Zamora's role in overseeing high-level competition. No further details on the match outcome or Zamora's specific contributions during the event were immediately available.
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