<p>A native of Bosnia, Beli Karamovic moved to the United States at 16 years old in 1993. Beli lived through the beginning years of the Bosnian War before joining the Bosnian Jr. Olympic Basketball team that traveled across Europe and eventually landed him in Chicago. Beli and his wife, Tiffany, a 4th-grade teacher and cheer coach at UMS-Wright, have two sons, Tate '31 & Luca '29. </p>

A native of Bosnia, Beli Karamovic moved to the United States at 16 years old in 1993. Beli lived through the beginning years of the Bosnian War before joining the Bosnian Jr. Olympic Basketball team that traveled across Europe and eventually landed him in Chicago. Beli and his wife, Tiffany, a 4th-grade teacher and cheer coach at UMS-Wright, have two sons, Tate '31 & Luca '29.

<p>A native&nbsp;of Bosnia, Beli&nbsp;Karamovic moved to the United States at&nbsp;16 years old in&nbsp;1993. Beli lived through the beginning years of the Bosnian War before joining the&nbsp;Bosnian Jr. Olympic Basketball team that traveled across Europe and eventually landed him in Chicago.&nbsp;Beli and his wife, Tiffany, a 4th-grade teacher and cheer coach at UMS-Wright, have two sons, Tate '31 &amp; Luca '29.&nbsp;</p>

Beli Karamovic

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