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1 All-Star Game Results  




2 Wins by team (1949-2008)  




3 Most Valuable Player Award winners  




4 Slam-Dunk champions (1988-2008)  




5 Long Distance Shootout Contest  




6 Top Scorers  




7 Highest attendances  




8 All-Star Coaches  


8.1  Coaches 1979-2008  




8.2  Coaches with most victories  






9 All-Star Players  


9.1  Players with most appearances (1979-2008)  




9.2  Notable CBA All-Stars  






10 References  




11 See also  













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The CBA All-Star-Game was a basketball event organised by the CBA from 1979 until 2008. It started originally in 1949 as the EBA All-Star Game, and in 1971 it became the EPSBL All-Star Game, following the League's name changes. In 1979 CBA organised its first event under the CBA logo and it had been known as the CBA All-Star Classic. Overall, it predates the NBA All-Star Game by two years, as the latter took place for first time in 1951.
The players who hold the record with the most CBA All-Star appearances since 1979 are former NBA star Tim Legler, Ronnie Fields and Claude Gregory who also had a brief NBA spell.[1][2] Additionally the coaches with the most appearances since 1979 are Eric Musselman with 5, Paul Woolpert, Chris Daleo and Dan Panaggio with 4 and Bill Musselman with 3.[3][4]
The slam-dunk contest was added on the 1988 edition and the long distance shoot contest on the 1990 and onwards.[5]

All-Star Game Results[edit]

Note: Stadium names are named based on the name at the day of the All-Star Game.[6]

Year Result Host arena Host city Game MVP
1949 EPBL All-Stars 74, Pottsville Packers69 N/A Pottsville, Pennsylvania N/A[7]
1958 West All-Stars 122, East All-Stars 97 109th Street West Side Armory Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania N/A
1959 West All-Stars 110, East All-Stars 88 109th Street West Side Armory Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania N/A
1961 East All-Stars 164, West All-Stars 128 109th Street West Side Armory Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Boo Ellis
1962 EPBL All-Stars 124, Allentown Jets 119 Rockne Hall Allentown, Pennsylvania N/A
1963 Camden Bullets 122, EPBL All-Stars 114 Convention Hall Camden, New Jersey Bob McNeill
1964 South All-Stars 137, North All-Stars 125 Trenton High School Trenton, New Jersey Jim Hadnot
1965 Camden Bullets 147, EPBL All-Stars 129 Convention Hall Camden, New Jersey Bob McNeill (2)
1966 East All-Stars 167, West All-Stars 159 Farm Show Arena Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Walt Simon
1967 West All-Stars 158, East All-Stars 149 Salesianum School Wilmington, Delaware Willie Murrell
1968 East All-Stars 155, West All-Stars 125 Hartford Public High School Hartford, Connecticut Spider Bennett
1969 West All-Stars 163, East All-Stars 133 Catholic Youth Center Scranton, Pennsylvania Jim Jackson
1970 Wilmington Blue Bombers 129, All-Stars 123 Salesianum School Wilmington, Delaware John Savage
1971 Scranton Apollos 146, EBA All-Stars 123 Catholic Youth Center Scranton, Pennsylvania Willie Somerset
1972 EBA All-Stars 129, Scranton Apollos 110 Catholic Youth Center Scranton, Pennsylvania Reggie Lacefield
1976 EBA All-Stars 137, Allentown Jets 134 William Penn Senior High School York, Pennsylvania[8] N/A
1977 EBA All-Stars 136, Allentown Jets 118 Allen Phys. Ed. Center Allentown, Pennsylvania Jim Bostic
1978 East All-Stars 135, West All-Stars 129 Quincy YMCA Quincy, Massachusetts Jim Bostic (2)
1979 Rochester Zeniths 182, West All-Stars 168[9] Dome Arena Henrietta, New York Andre McCarter
1982 Western Division 101, Eastern Division 91 Brendan Byrne Arena East Rutherford, New Jersey Brad Branson
1983 Albany Patroons 122, CBA All-Stars 109 Washington Avenue Armory Albany, New York Larry Spriggs
1984 CBA All-Stars 128, Wyoming Wildcatters 125 Casper Events Center Casper, Wyoming Anthony Roberts
1985 CBA All-Stars 113, Evansville Thunder 109 Roberts Municipal Stadium Evansville, Indiana Rick Lamb
1986 CBA All-Stars 110, Tampa Bay Thrillers 108 Tampa SunDome Tampa Bay, Florida Don Collins
1987 CBA All-Stars 105, La Crosse Catbirds 102 La Crosse Center La Crosse, Wisconsin Eddie L. Johnson
1988 CBA All-Stars 115, Topeka Sizzlers94 Landon Arena Topeka, Kansas Michael Brooks
1988-89 Rockford Lightning 103, CBA All-Stars 97 Rockford Metrocenter Rockford, Illinois Dwayne McClain
1990 National Conference 107, American Conference 105 Wharton Field House Moline, Illinois Conner Henry
1991 National Conference 120, American Conference 116 Five Seasons Center Cedar Rapids, Iowa Vincent Askew
1992 National Conference 124, American Conference 115 Yakima SunDome Yakima, Washington Conner Henry (2)
1993 American Conference 133, National Conference 121 Myriad Convention Center Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Pat Durham
1994 American Conference 119, National Conference 108 Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Fort Wayne, Indiana Jeff Martin
1995 National Conference 119, American Conference 115 Hartford Civic Arena Hartford, Connecticut Tony Dawson
1996 National Conference 121, American Conference 105 Sioux Falls Arena Sioux Falls, South Dakota Shelton Jones
1997 American Conference 107, National Conference 98 Yakima SunDome Yakima, Washington Dexter Boney
2000 Eastern Division 135, Western Division 124 Sioux Falls Arena[10] Sioux Falls, South Dakota Dontae' Jones
2001 Despite that the All-Stars were selected, it was cancelled in January. The CBA folded on February 8, 2001 [11]
2003 National Conference 140, American Conference 125 Sioux Falls Arena Sioux Falls, South Dakota Versile Shaw
2004 National Conference 105, American Conference 103 Yakima SunDome Yakima, Washington Roberto Bergersen
2005 Eastern Conference 114, Western Conference 110 Genesis Convention Center Gary, Indiana Sam Clancy, Jr.
2006 Western Conference 119, Eastern Conference 110 Qwest Arena Boise, Idaho Randy Holcomb
2007 National Conference 134, American Conference 131 (OT) Butte Civic Center Butte, Montana Ralph Holmes
2008 National Conference 109, American Conference 107 Yakima SunDome Yakima, Washington[12] Odell Bradley

Wins by team (1949-2008)[edit]

Team Wins Years
CBA/EBA/EPBL All-Stars 10 1949, 1962, 1972, 1976, 1977, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988
National Conference 9 1990, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008
East 6 1961, 1966, 1968, 1978, 2000, 2005
West 6 1958, 1959, 1967, 1969, 1982, 2006
American Conference 3 1993, 1994, 1997
Camden Bullets 2 1963, 1965
Wilmington Blue Bombers 1 1970
Scranton Apollos 1 1971
Rochester Zeniths 1 1979
Albany Patroons 1 1983
Rockford Lightning 1 1988-89

Most Valuable Player Award winners[edit]

  • 1963 – United States Bobby McNeill, Camden Bullets
  • 1964 – United States Jimmie Hadnot, Trenton Colonials
  • 1965 – United States Bobby McNeill, Camden Bullets
  • 1966 – United States Walt Simon, Allentown Jets
  • 1967 – United States Willie Murrell, Scranton Miners
  • 1968 – United States Willis "Spider" Bennett, Hartford Capitols
  • 1969 – United States Jim Jackson, Scranton Miners
  • 1970 – United States John Savage, Wilmington Blue Bombers
  • 1971 – United States Willie Somerset, Scranton Apollos
  • 1972 – United States Reggie Lacefield, Hartford Capitols
  • 1977 – United States Jim Bostic, Jersey Shore Bullets
  • 1978 – United States Jim Bostic, Jersey Shore Bullets
  • 1979 – United States Andre McCarter, Rochester Zeniths
  • 1982 – United States Brad Branson, Anchorage Northern Knights
  • 1983 – United States Larry Spriggs, Albany Patroons
  • 1984 – United States Anthony Roberts, Wyoming Wildcatters
  • 1985 – United States Rick Lamb, Wyoming Wildcatters
  • 1986 – United States Don Collins, Tampa Bay Thrillers
  • 1987 – United States Eddie Johnson, Tampa Bay Thrillers
  • 1988 – United States Michael Brooks, Albany Patroons
  • 1989 – United States Dwayne McClain, Rockford Lightning
  • 1990 – United States Conner Henry, Rapid City Thrillers
  • 1991 – United States Vincent Askew, Albany Patroons
  • 1992 – United States Conner Henry, Yakima Sun Kings
  • 1993 – United States Pat Durham, Fargo-Moorhead Fever
  • 1994 – United States Jeff Martin, Grand Rapids Hoops
  • 1995 – United States Tony Dawson, Rockford Lightning
  • 1996 – United States Shelton Jones, Florida Beachdogs
  • 1997 – United States Dexter Boney, Florida Beachdogs
  • 2000 – United States Dontae' Jones, LaCrosse Bobcats
  • 2003 – United States Versile Shaw, Sioux Falls Skyforce
  • 2004 – United States Roberto Bergersen, Idaho Stampede
  • 2005 – United States Sam Clancy, Jr., Idaho Stampede
  • 2006 – United States Randy Holcomb, Gary Steelheads
  • 2007 – United States Ralph Holmes, Yakama Sun Kings
  • 2008 – United States Odell Bradley, Butte Daredevils

    • Slam-Dunk champions (1988-2008)[edit]

    Year Player Team
    1988 United States Jamie Waller Quad City Thunder
    1988-89 United States Daren Queenan Charleston Gunners
    1990 United States Gerry Wright Pensacola Tornados
    1991 Not held
    1992 United States Myron Brown Fort Wayne Fury
    1993 United States Shelton Jones Rapid City Thrillers
    1994 United States Myron Brown (2) Fort Wayne Fury
    1995 United States Terry Ross Tri-City Chinook
    1996 United States Shelton Jones (2) Florida Beach Dogs
    1997 United States Ronnie Fields La Crosse Bobcats
    2003 United States Bryant Notree Gary Steelheads
    2004 United States Kaniel Dickens Dakota Wizards
    2005 United States Renaldo Major Gary Steelheads
    2006 Sierra Leone United States Alpha Bangura Michigan Mayhem
    2007 United States Anthony Richardson Butte Daredevils
    2008 United States Harvey Thomas Yakima Sun Kings

    Long Distance Shootout Contest[edit]

    Year Player Team
    1990 United States Jose Slaughter Quad City Thunder
    1991 United States Everette Stephens Rockford Lightning
    1992 United States Duane Washington Columbus Horizon
    1993 United States Tim Legler Omaha Racers
    1994 United States Leon Wood Fargo-Moorhead Fever
    1995 United States Charles Smith Hartford Hellcats
    1996 United States Darryl Johnson Omaha Racers
    1997 United States Tony Harris Sioux Falls Skyforce
    2003 United States Malik Dixon Dakota Wizards
    2004 United States Jimmie Hunter Rockford Lightning
    2005 United States David Graves Gary Steelheads
    2006 United States David Jackson Idaho Stampede
    2007 United States David Bell Butte Daredevils
    2008 United States Desmond Ferguson Yakima Sun Kings

    Top Scorers[edit]

  • 1961 – United States Boo Ellis, East All Stars, 29 pts
  • 1962 – United States Ed Burton, Allentown Jets, 32 pts
  • 1963 – United States Paul Arizin, Camden Bullets, 35 pts
  • 1964 – United States Jimmy Hadnot, South All Stars, 31 pts
  • 1965 – United States Bobby McNeil, Camden Bullets, 29 pts
  • 1966 – United States Walt Simon, East All Stars, 37 pts
  • 1967 – United States Art Heyman, East All Stars, 39 pts
  • 1968 – United States Spider Bennett, East All Stars, 36 pts
  • 1969 – United States Phil Schoff, East All Stars, 22 pts
    & Willie Davis, West All Stars, 22 pts
  • 1970 – United States Stan Pawlak, EPBL All Stars, 39 pts
  • 1971 – United States Willie Somerset, EBA All Stars, 36 pts
  • 1972 – United States Chuck Lloyd, Scranton Apollos, 27 pts
  • 1976 – United States Charlie Criss, EBA All Stars, 35 pts
  • 1977 – United States Major Jones, Allentown Jets, 27 pts
  • 1978 – United States Jim Bostic, East All Stars, 26 pts
  • 1979 – United States Ron Davis, CBA All Stars, 47 pts
  • 1983 – United States Larry Spriggs, Albany Patroons, 22 pts
  • 1984 – United States Anthony Roberts, Wyoming Wildcatters, 43 pts
  • 1985 – United States Rick Lamb, CBA All Stars, 19 pts
  • 1986 – United States Don Collins, CBA All Stars, 21 pts
  • 1987 – United States Eddie Johnson, CBA All Stars, 22 pts
  • 1988 – United States Jerome Batiste, Topeka Sizzlers, 21 pts
  • 1988-89 – United States Dwayne McClain, CBA All Stars, 18 pts
  • 1990 – United States Tim Legler, National Conference, 17 pts
  • 1991 – United States Mario Elie, National Conference, 22 pts
  • 1992 – United States Stephen Thompson, American Conference, 22 pts
  • 1993 – United States Pat Durham, National Conference, 22 pts
  • 1994 – United States Jeff Martin, American Conference, 20 pts
  • 1995 – United States Tony Dawson, American Conference, 25 pts
  • 1996 – United States Sam Mack, American Conference, 22 pts
  • 1997 – United States Dexter Boney, American Conference, 25 pts
  • 2000 – United States Dontae' Jones, Eastern Conference, 34 pts
  • 2003 – United States Versile Shaw, National Conference, 27 pts
  • 2004 – United States Roberto Bergersen, American Conference, 27 pts
  • 2005 – United States Sam Clancy Jr., Western Conference, 19 pts
  • 2006 – United States David Jackson, Western Conference, 22 pts
  • 2007 – United States Erick Barkley, American Conference, 25 pts

    • Highest attendances[edit]

    Edition Venue Location Attendance
    1993 Myriad Convention Center Oklahoma City 11,382
    1995 Hartford Civic Arena Hartford, Connecticut 10,039
    1982 Brendan Byrne Arena East Rutherford, New Jersey 10,000
    1985 Roberts Municipal Stadium Evansville, Indiana 8,537
    2003 Sioux Falls Arena Sioux Falls, South Dakota 7,500
    1984 Casper Events Center Casper, Wyoming 7,398
    2005 Genesis Convention Center Gary, Indiana 6,683
    1994 Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Fort Wayne, Indiana 6,324
    1987 La Crosse Center La Crosse, Wisconsin 6,000

    All-Star Coaches[edit]

    Coaches 1979-2008[edit]

    Coach American Conference National Conference East West CBA All-Stars Host team
    United States Eric Musselman (5) - 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1997 - - - -
    United States Paul Woolpert (4) - 2007, 2008 - 2000, 2006 - -
    United States Chris Daleo (4) 2003, 2008 - 2005, 2006 - - -
    United States Phil Jackson (2) - - - - 1985 1983 (Albany Patroons)
    United States George Karl (2) - 1991 - - 1988-89 -
    United States Flip Saunders (2) 1994 1995 - - - -
    United States Cazzie Russell (2) - - 1982 - 1983 -

    Coaches with most victories[edit]

    Coach Wins Editions Notes
    United States Stan Novak 4 1969 (first win)
    United States Eric Musselman 3 1990, 1992, 1997
    United States Paul Woolpert 3 2000, 2007, 2008
    United States Buddy Donnelly 3 1963, 1964, 1965
    United States Bill Musselman 2 1987, 1988
    United States Flip Saunders 2 1994, 1995
    United States Phil Jackson 2 1983, 1985 4x NBA All-Star coach

    All-Star Players[edit]

    Players with most appearances (1979-2008)[edit]

    Player All-Star Editions Notes
    United States Tim Legler 4 1990, 1992, 1993, 1995 1x CBA Long Distance Winner (1993), 1x NBA Three-Point Contest Winner (1998)
    United States Claude Gregory 4 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988 As an Evanville Thunder player in the 1985 All-Star Classic
    United States Ronnie Fields 4 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008 1x Slam Dunk Winner (1997)
    United States Vincent Askew 3 1988-89, 1990, 1991 2x MVP
    United States Jose Slaughter 3 1985, 1988-89, 1990 As a Rockford Lightning player in 1988-89 edition
    United States Rick Lamb 3 1985, 1986, 1987 As a Tampa Bay Thrillers player in the 1986 edition
    United States Robert Smith 3 1983, 1984, 1985
    United States Republic of Ireland Ron Rowan 3 1987, 1988, 1988-89 As a Rockford Lightning player in 1988-89 edition
    United States Leon Wood 3 1990, 1994, 1996 -
    United States Jerome Lane 3 1994, 1995, 1996 -

    Notable CBA All-Stars[edit]

  • Puerto Rico Larry Ayuso (2003)
  • United States Anthony Bonner (2004)
  • United States Don Collins (1986, 1987)
  • United States Winston Crite (1990)
  • United States Lloyd Daniels (1988, 1995)
  • United States Darryl Dawkins (1996)
  • United States Mario Elie (1991)
  • United States Australia Scott Fisher (1990)
  • United States Alphonso Ford (1994, 1995)
  • United States Tom Hemans (1958, 1959, 1962, 1966)
  • United States Conner Henry (1990, 1992)
  • United States Anthony Goldwire (1996, 2004)
  • United States Derrick Gervin (1990, 1992)
  • United States Shelton Jones (1993, 1996
  • United States Eddie L. Johnson (1987)
  • United States Bob Love (1966)
  • United States Pace Mannion (1988-89)
  • United States Anthony Mason (1991)
  • United States John Starks (1990)
  • United States Charles Smith (1995, 2000)
  • United States Roy Tarpley (2004)
  • United States Clinton Wheeler (1986, 1994)

    • References[edit]

    1. ^ "The best shooter in the NBA is a 29-year-old who holds a dubious record: most CBA All-Star Game appearances".
  • ^ "The All-Star Classic: A Showcase of Excellence".
  • ^ "Chris Daleo, behind only Dan Panaggio (4) and Eric Musselman".
  • ^ "Eric Musselman".
  • ^ "long-distance-shootout winners".
  • ^ Miller, Chuck. "The CBA All-Star Game – Five Decades of Excellence". CBAClassic.com. Archived from the original on June 29, 2006. Retrieved November 17, 2018.
  • ^ This first All-Star contest was a fundraiser for hospitalized Pottsville team captain Tommy Bell.
  • ^ The game was played at York, Pa., to test whether the city could support a franchise.
  • ^ This game took two days to play, as a blackout hit the Rochester, N.Y. area during the contest. The CBA commissioner ordered that a full four-quarter game be played the next day, while still retaining the score from the first two quarters (at that time, Rochester was leading 57-48).
  • ^ A rookie game preceded the All-Star game, with the East beating the West 91-89.
  • ^ "CBA ON THE BRINK OF EXPIRING".
  • ^ "National wins All-Star game". Montana Standard. Butte. 23 January 2008. Retrieved 4 August 2014.

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