Last Updated on July 24, 2026 by Mat Diekhake

Tomas Kyzlink developed into a dependable perimeter player whose versatility and steady all-around game have served him well throughout his professional career. Whether contributing as a scorer, defender, or secondary playmaker, he has consistently found ways to help his teams compete.

Here is a detailed profile of Tomas Kyzlink:

Player Profile

  • Full Name: Tomáš Kyzlink
  • Nickname: No nickname found
  • Nationality: Czech / Czech Republic
  • Date of Birth: June 18, 1993
  • Hometown: Vyškov, Czech Republic
  • Height: 6 ft 5 in to 6 ft 6 in (195–198 cm, depending on source listing) (FIBA Basketball)
  • Weight: 200 lbs (91 kg)
  • Wingspan: Not publicly documented
  • Shoe Size: Not publicly documented
  • Jersey Number: College — None; NBA — None; documented pro numbers include #7 (Helios Suns), #77 (Czech national team, Reggiana, Brindisi, Beijing BeiKong/Beijing Royal Fighters listings), and #31 (current Beijing Royal Fighters listing on public profile pages) (FIBA Basketball)
  • Position: Shooting Guard / Guard-Forward
  • High School: Not publicly documented in reliable major sources
  • College: None publicly documented; he began his pro career in Europe rather than through NCAA basketball
  • NBA Draft: Undrafted in 2015
  • Teams Played For:
    • USK Praha (2009–2012)
    • Benešov, loan (2011–2012)
    • Càceres Patrimonio de la Humanidad (2012–2013)
    • Estudiantes II, loan (2012–2013)
    • Blu Basket Treviglio (2013–2016)
    • Helios Suns (2016–2017)
    • JL Bourg (2017)
    • Reyer Venezia (2017–2019)
    • Mens Sana Siena, loan (2018)
    • Virtus Roma (2019–2020)
    • Pallacanestro Reggiana / UNAHOTELS Reggio Emilia (2020–2021)
    • USK Praha (2021)
    • Brose Bamberg (2021–2022)
    • Limoges CSP (2023)
    • New Basket Brindisi (2023–2024)
    • Anwil Włocławek (2024)
    • Jiangsu Yannan Suke / Suke Lions (2024)
    • Jilin Northeast Tigers (2024–2025)
    • Suke Lions (2025)
    • Beijing Royal Fighters / Beijing BeiKong (2026–present)
  • Championship Rings: 1 known major senior club title — Italian League champion with Reyer Venezia in 2018–19
  • Children: Not publicly documented in reliable major sources
  • Siblings: Not publicly documented in reliable major sources

Player Archetype / Play Style

Tomas Kyzlink’s player archetype is a tall movement shooter and secondary creator on the wing, the kind of guard who adds value with spacing, quick-trigger perimeter scoring, and enough ball skill to keep an offense flowing. Defensively, he projects more as a team-oriented wing defender than a shutdown stopper, using size and effort to hold his place while offering better value within structure than as a pure point-of-attack eraser. Offensively, his role is built around floor spacing, attacking closeouts, and supplementing lineups with timely passing rather than dominating the ball every trip. Physically, Kyzlink brings good size for a shooting guard at roughly 6-foot-5 to 6-foot-6 with a solid frame, which helps him play either guard spot in stretches. Put together, his style reads as that of a versatile European backcourt scorer who can shoot, move without the ball, and chip in as a complementary playmaker when the game opens up. (FIBA Basketball)

Scouting Report

Tomas Kyzlink’s game is built around rhythm. He’s the type of guard who becomes increasingly dangerous the more the ball moves because he has an excellent feel for relocating behind penetration, sprinting into handoffs and catching the ball ready to shoot without needing extra dribbles to find balance. What stands out is that he rarely wastes touches. If the closeout is controlled, he’ll move the ball immediately. If a defender flies at him, he’ll attack the gap with one or two decisive dribbles, forcing the low man to step over before slipping a simple pass to a rolling big or a cutter drifting along the baseline. He isn’t a player who consistently creates clean looks against a set defense through isolation, and that’s the trade-off. His handle is functional rather than deceptive, so longer, more physical defenders can crowd his space and make him work for separation when offensive flow breaks down. Defensively, he competes with discipline. He stays connected navigating off-ball actions, rotates on time from the weak side and understands how to provide nail help before recovering to shooters, although explosive guards with sharp first steps can expose him if possessions become one-on-one battles in open space. I’ve always thought his best quality is how naturally he blends into a team concept without disappearing. He keeps possessions alive, fills the right spaces and makes the extra action that often matters as much as the first one. To me, his ideal role is as a complementary backcourt piece who spaces the floor, attacks rotating defenses and provides secondary playmaking without monopolizing the ball. Place him next to a primary creator who consistently bends the defense and his efficiency rises because he’s reading advantages instead of trying to manufacture them. His style has similarities to Svi Mykhailiuk with the combination of movement shooting and opportunistic drives, while some of his connective decision-making and willingness to keep the offense flowing resemble Nik Stauskas at his best.

Sources:

RealGM — Tomas Kyzlink Player Profile, Beijing BeiKong
FIBA Basketball — Tomas Kyzlink (Czechia) – Basketball Stats, Height, Age
FIBA Basketball — Czech coach Ginzburg upbeat about World Cup Qualifiers, new competition system
Lega Basket Serie A — Umana Reyer Venezia, Tomáš Kyzlink si aggrega al roster 2018-19
Basketball Reference — 2018-19 Stats – Umana Reyer Venezia