BBL All-Star Game

BBL All-Star Game
First season1987–88
CountryGermany
Number of teams2
Current championsTeam National
(2018–19)
Most championshipsTeam International

The BBL All-Star Game is the annual All-Star Game of the German first-division basketball league, the Basketball Bundesliga (BBL). The event is based on the original NBA concept and includes a slam dunk contest and a three-point shootout. Since 2012, the All-Star Game has been played between "Team National" (domestic players) and "Team International" (foreign players).

Games

2012–present: National – International

Date City Arena Attendance National - International MVP
March 23, 2019 Trier Trier Arena   4,600 151 148 İsmet Akpınar
January 13, 2018 Göttingen Lokhalle Göttingen   3,300 132 145 Peyton Siva
January 14, 2017 Bonn Telekom Dome   6,000 99 102 Philipp Schwethelm
January 9, 2016 [1] Bamberg Brose Arena   6,000 128 118 Per Günther
January 10, 2015 Neu-Ulm ratiopharm Arena   6,000 101 110 Brad Wanamaker
January 18, 2014 Bonn Telekom Dome   6,000 116 121 Isaiah Swann
January 19, 2013 Nürnberg Arena Nürnberg   7,413 95 113 John Bryant (2)
January 21, 2012 Ludwigsburg Arena Ludwigsburg   4,150 84 89 John Bryant

1987–2011

Date City Arena Attendance North – South MVP
22.01.2011 Trier Trier Arena   5.738 114 103 Kyle Hines
23.01.2010 Bonn Telekom Dome   6.000 92 102 Chris Ensminger
17.01.2009 Mannheim SAP-Arena   7.711 98 97 Darren Fenn
19.01.2008 Mannheim SAP-Arena   9.404 104 88 Julius Jenkins
27.01.2007 Köln Kölnarena 13.412 112 98 Demond Mallet
28.01.2006 Köln [2] Kölnarena 15.172 157
(3OT)		 154 Brian Brown
15.01.2005 Köln Kölnarena 12.115 103 110 Denis Wucherer
31.01.2004 Köln Kölnarena 16.132 114 105 Rimantas Kaukėnas
04.01.2003 Köln Kölnarena 17.105 112 105 Carl Brown
05.01.2002 Berlin Max-Schmeling-Halle   8.500 112 102 Reggie Bassette
17.02.2001 Berlin Max-Schmeling-Halle   8.500 112 109 John Best
19.12.1999 Bielefeld Seidensticker Halle   6.000 141 131 Olumide Oyedeji
Date City Arena Attendance National – International MVP
03.10.1998 Köln Kölnarena   6.104 126 132 ?
1997/1998 Oberhausen Arena Oberhausen ? 126 140 Wendell Alexis
1996/1997 Bonn Hardtberghalle ? 163 165
(OT)		 Siniša Kelečević
Date City Arena Attendance North – South MVP
1995/1996 Karlsruhe Europahalle ? 109 93 Teoman Alibegovic
1994/1995 Karlsruhe Europahalle ? 122 132
1993/1994 Karlsruhe Europahalle ? 96 93
1992/1993 Karlsruhe Europahalle ? 141 120
1991/1992 Karlsruhe Europahalle ? 154 147
1990/1991 Karlsruhe Europahalle ? 162 153
1989/1990 Hagen Ischelandhalle ? 150 145
1988/1989 –[a] – – –
1987/1988 Ludwigsburg Rundsporthalle Ludwigsburg ? 179 151
  1. ^ The 1989 All-Star Game was canceled due to scheduling problems.

Players with most MVP awards

Player Wins Editions
John Bryant 2 2012, 2013

Score sheets (1998-2010)

Source:[1]

  • 11th All-Star Game 1998-99:

DATE: 3 October 1998
VENUE: Kölnarena, Köln, att: 6.104
SCORE: National – International 126-132

National : Marco Pesic 12, Drazan Tomic 19, Malikk Ruddigkeit 7, Marc Suhr 20, Patrick King 4, Derrick Taylor 17, Stephan Baeck 7, Detletf Musch 7, Dirk Nowitzki 178, Tim Nees 6, Mark Flick 9. Coach: Don Beck (Trier).

International : Jarvis Walker 5, Carl Borwn 13, Olumide Oyedeji 13, Walter Bond 7, Thalamus McGhee 10, Sava Stefanovic 10, Wendell Alexis 12, Robert Boykins 10, Bernard Thompson 17, Steven Key 4. Coach: Joe Whelton (Rondorf)

  • 13th All-Star Game 2000-01:

DATE: 17 February 2001
VENUE: Max-Schmeling-Halle, Berlin, att: 8.500
SCORE: North – South 112-109

North : Wendell Alexis, John Best 23, Dejan Koturovic 25, Marko Pesic 10, Derrick Phelps 14 (starters) ; Hansi Gnad 8, Henrik Rodl 4, Terrell McIntyre, Daren Queenan 11, Mithat Demirel, Marc Suhr 8, Pavel Becka, Mark Flick 8, Fernandes 1.

South : MC Mazique 15, Mark Miller 13, Robert Garrett 2, Tyron McCoy 12, Adonis Jordan 8 (starters) ; Sinisa Kelecevic 18, Hurl Beechum 12, Carl Brown 6, Gerrit Terdenge 8, Mike Mitchell 5, Jarvis Walker 6, Derrick Taylor 4.

  • 14th All-Star Game 2001-02:

DATE: 15 January 2002
VENUE: Max-Schmeling-Halle, Berlin, att: 8.500
SCORE: North – South 112-102

North : John Best, Wendell Alexis, Reggie Bassette, Derrick Phelps, Marco Pesic, Sasa Obradovic, C.C. Harrison, Demond Mallet, Mike Doyle, Pavel Becka, Evaldas Jocys, Artur Kolodziejski. Coach: Svetislav Pesic (Rhein Energy Cologne)

South : Marcus Goree, Robert Garrett, Carl Brown, Hurl Beechum, Pascal Roller, Aleksandar Nadjfeji, Mike Mitchell, DeJuan Collins, Chris Ensminger, Chad Austin, Robert Maras, Demond Greene. Coach: Gordon Herbert (Opel Skyliners Frankfurt)

  • 16th All-Star Game 2003-04:

DATE: 31 January 2004
VENUE: Kölnarena, Köln, att: 16.132
SCORE: North – South 114-105

North: Wendell Alexis, Carl Brown, Mithat Demirel (DNP), John Best, Jovo Stanojevic, Demond Mallet, Geert Hammink, Tyron Mc Coy, Michael Jordan, Terrel Castle, Denis Wucherer, Vladimir Petrović-Stergiou*. Coach: Don Beck (Baskets Oldenburg).

South : Steffen Hamann, Rimantas Kaukenas, Aleksandar Nadjfeji, Chris Ensminger, Pascal Roller, John Thomas, Narcisse Ewodo, BJ McKie, Jermaine Dearman, Ivo Kresta, Mario Kasun. Coach: Gordon Herbert (Opel Skyliners Frankfurt)

  • 17th All-Star Game 2004-05:

DATE: 15 January 2005
VENUE: Kölnarena, Köln, att: 12.115
SCORE: North – South 103-110

North: Immanuel McElroy 16, Altron Jackson 15, William Edwards 15, Michael Wright 11, Denis Wucherer 10, Mithat Demirel 10, Ryan Bond 9, Zeljko Zagorac 7, Michael Jordan 4, Demond Greene 4, Tyron McCoy 2.

South : Brian Brown 16, Chris Williams 14, Lamayn Wilson 12, Chuck Eidson 11, Demond Mallet 11, Narcisse Ewodo 10, Singaras Tribe 9, Brian Jones 9, Chris Ensminger 8, Pascal Roller 5, Hurl Beechum 3, Jerry Green 2

  • 19th All-Star Game 2006-07:

DATE: 27 January 2007
VENUE: Kölnarena, Köln, att: 13.412
SCORE: North – South 112-98

North: Sharrod Ford 21, Judson Wallace 15, Demond Mallet 14, Jacobson 14, Immanuel McElroy 4 (starters); D'or Fischer 10, Tory Walker 8, Sergerio Gipson 8, Koko Archibong 8, Hall 7, Jared Newson 3, Jason Gardner 0

South : Stefano Garris 21, Darren Fenn 16, A.J. Moye 10, Je'Kel Foster 9, Tommy Adams 0 (starters) ; Jeff Gibbs 14, Robert Garrett 10, Domonic Jones 7, Robert Maras 4, Pavelas Cukinas 3, Demond Greene2, Ryan DeMichael 2

  • 20th All-Star Game 2007-08:

DATE: 19 January 2008
VENUE: Mannheim, SAP-Arena, att: 9.404
SCORE: North – South 104-88

North: Bobby Brown, Julius Jenkins, Jan Rohdewald, Patrick Femerling, Tim Black, Jeb Ivey, Rickey Paulding, Zygimantas Jonusas, Andrew Drevo, Nate Fox, Adam Chubb. Coach: Luka Pavicevic (Alba Berlin)

South : Steffen Hamann, Demond Greene, Konrad Wysocki, Derrick Allen, Darren Fenn, Pascal Roller, Brandon Woudstra, Alexander Seggelke, Rouven Roessler, Jason Conley, Caleb Green, Rasko Katic. Coach: Dirk Bauermann (Bamberg)

  • 21st All-Star Game 2008-09:

DATE: 17 January 2009
VENUE: Mannheim, SAP-Arena, att: 7.711
SCORE: North – South 98-97

North: Jason Gardner, Julius Jenkins, Rickey Paulding 14, Darren Fenn 13, Ansu Sesay (starters); Andrew Drevo 13, Brant Bailey 13, Kyle Bailey, Immanuel McElroy, Zygimantas Jonusas, Brant Bailey, Robert Turner, Chris Ensminger

South : Pascal Roller, Brandon Woudstra, Konrad Wysocki, Jeff Gibbs 11, Tim Ohlbrecht 18 (starters); Winsome Frazier 17, Brandon Bowman 17, Heiko Schaffartzik , Derek Raivio, Winsome Frazier, Predrag Suput, Richard Chaney, Omari Westley, Ken Johnson

  • 22nd All-Star Game 2009-10:

DATE: 23 January 2010
VENUE: Bonn, Telekom Dome, att: 6.000
SCORE: North – South 92-102

North: Jeff Gibbs 16, Darren Fenn 14, Ole Wendt, Anthony Canty, Lars Wendt, Sadam Eco, Sebastian Fulle, Mathis Monninghoff, Robin Christen, Niels Giffey, Daniel Theis, Stefan Arndt. Reserves: Konstantin Klein, Brian Wenzel, Martin Schmeling, Florian Koch. Coach: Henrik Rodl (Alba Berlin). Ass: Artur Gacaev (Paderborn Baskets)

South : Michael King 17, George Evans 16, Chris Ensminger 16, Nico Barth, Felix Engel, Jacob Krumbeck, Besnik Bekteshi, Patrick Heckmann, Kevin Bright, Dennis Ogbe, Danilo Barthel, Philipp Neumann, Justin Raffington. Reserves: Johannes Schulz, Kevin Luyeye, Moritz Naegele, Michael Wenzl. Coach: Wolfgang Ortmann (ASC Mainz). Ass: Felix Czerny (Team Urspring Alba Berlin)

Slam dunk champions

Year City Dunk champion
2019 Trier Austin Hollins
2018 Göttingen Jamar Abrams
2017 Bonn Brian Butler
2016 Bamberg Garlon Green
2015 Neu-Ulm Will Clyburn
2014 Bonn Rafal Lipinski (Amateur)
2013 Nürnberg Justin Darlington (Amateur)
2012 Ludwigsburg Salu Benjamin Tadi (2)
2011 Trier Salu Benjamin Tadi
2010 Bonn Jamal Shuler
2009 Mannheim Keith Simmons
2008 Mannheim Ray Nixon
2007 Köln Jared Newson
2006 Köln Mico Ilic (Amateur)
2005 Köln Sascha Szymczak (Amateur) (2)
2004 Köln Sascha Szymczak (Amateur)
2003 Köln Manfred Weber (Amateur)
2002 Berlin Stipo Papic
2001 Berlin Mark Miller
1999 Bielefeld Olumide Oyedeji (2)
1998 Köln Olumide Oyedeji
1997 Oberhausen Dennis Woodall
1996 Bonn Calvin Talford
1995 Karlsruhe Jens-Uwe Gordon (2)
1994 Karlsruhe Jens-Uwe Gordon[3]
1993 Karlsruhe James Marsh
1992 Karlsruhe Henning Harnisch (2)
1991 Karlsruhe Mike Knoerr
1990 Karlsruhe Henning Harnisch
1989 Hagen Kevin Florent
1988 –[a] –
1987 Ludwigsburg John Devereaux
  1. ^ The 1989 All-Star Game was canceled due to scheduling problems.

Three-point champions

Year City Three-point champion
2019 Trier Per Günther (2)
2018 Göttingen Maodo Lô
2017 Bonn Ryan Thompson
2016 Bamberg Per Günther
2015 Neu-Ulm David Brembley
2014 Bonn Calvin Harris
2013 Nürnberg Demond Mallet
2012 Ludwigsburg Donatas Zavackas
2011 Trier Jacob Burtschi
2010 Bonn Taylor Rochestie
2009 Mannheim Osvaldo Jeanty
2008 Mannheim Ernest Joseph Gallup
2007 Köln Nick Jacobson
2006 Köln Mike Penberthy
2005 Köln Vilius Gabsys
2004 Köln Jaison Maile
2003 Köln Ümit Ergün (Amateur)
2002 Berlin Alexander Hartung (Amateur)
2001 Berlin Mike Hansen
1999 Bielefeld Gary Collier
1998 Köln Derrick Taylor
1997 Oberhausen Keith Gatlin
1996 Bonn Casey Schmidt
1995 Karlsruhe Michael Koch
1994 Karlsruhe Mark Montgomery
1993 Karlsruhe Michael Koch (2)
1992 Karlsruhe Kai Nürnberger
1991 Karlsruhe Rimas Kurtinaitis
1990 Karlsruhe Clinton Wheeler (2)
1989 Hagen Clinton Wheeler
1988 –[a] –
1987 Ludwigsburg ?
  1. ^ The 1989 All-Star Game was canceled due to scheduling problems.

Topscorers

Year Player Points Team
1998-99 [4] Marc Suhr 20 BB Trier
2001 [5] John Best 23 Bayer Giants Leverkusen
2002 [6] Wendell Alexis 20 Alba Berlin
2003
2004 [7] Rimantas Kaukenas 22 Telekom Baskets Bonn
2005 [8] Immanuel McElroy
Brian Brown		 16 RheinEnergie Koln
TBB Trier
2006
2007 [9] Sharrod Ford
Stefano Garris		 21 Alba Berlin
Skyliners Frankfurt
2008 [10] Julius Jenkins 22 Alba Berlin
2009 [11] Tim Ohlbrecht 18 Telekom Baskets Bonn
2010 [12] Michael King 17 BSG Basket Ludwigsburg
2011 [13] Torrell Martin 19 Eisbären Bremerhaven
2012 [14] John Bryant 23 Ratiopharm Ulm
2013 [15] Jan-Hendrik Jagla 20 FC Bayern Munich
2014 [16] Isaiah Swann 25 Phantoms Braunschweig
2015 [17][18] Javon McCrea 19 Medi Bayreuth
2016 [19] Per Guenther 21 Ratiopharm Ulm
2017 [20] Philipp Schwethelm
Maximilian Kleber
Raymar Morgan		 21 EWE Baskets Oldenburg
FC Bayern Munich
Ratiopharm Ulm
2018 [21] Peyton Siva 23 Alba Berlin
2019 [22] Yorman Polas Bartolo 23 Telekom Baskets Bonn

Players with most selections

Player All-Star Editions Notes
Per Günther[23] 8 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018 and 2019 1x MVP (2016)
Pascal Roller[24] 7 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 and 2009
Wendell Alexis[25][26] 7 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 1996, 2002 1x MVP (1998)
Chris Ensminger[27] 6 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2009
Demond Mallet[28] 5 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007 1x MVP (2007)
Robert Garrett[29] 5 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004 and 2007
Philipp Schwethelm 5 2011–2013, 2015, 2017 1x MVP
Eric Taylor [30] 5 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997
Julius Jenkins[31] 4 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2014 1x MVP
John Bryant 4 2012-2015 2x MVP
Henrik Rodl[32] 4 1994, 1997, 2000 and 2001
Robin Benzing[33] 3 2011, 2012 and 2013
Mithat Demirel[34] 3 2001, 2003 and 2004 (DNP)
Kai Nürnberger[35] 3 1993, 1994 and 2000
Tyrese Rice[36] 3 2011, 2012 and 2013
Philip Zwiener[37] 3 2011, 2012 and 2104
Saša Obradović[38] 3 1997, 2002 and 2003
Marko Pesic[39] 3 1999, 2001 and 2003
Jovo Stanojević[40] 3 2003, 2004 and 2005
Darren Fenn[41] 3 2006, 2007 and 2008 1x MVP
Clint Harrison [42] 3 2002, 2003 and 2004
Maik Zirbes[43] 3 2012, 2013 and 2014

Distinctions

Basketball Hall of Fame

See also

References

  1. ^ Günther führt Nationals zum Sieg. Spox (in German)
  2. ^ Rosters 2006 - sportforen.de
  3. ^ Jens-Uwe Gordon - ACB.Com
  4. ^ ALLSTAR DayTwenty years ago: Looking back at Dirk Nowitzki's only appearance in the 1998 Bundesliga Allstar Game - easycredit-bbl.de
  5. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2000-2001) - eurobasket.com
  6. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2001-2002) - eurobasket.com
  7. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2003-2004) - eurobasket.com
  8. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2004-2005) - eurobasket.com
  9. ^ Bundesliga (2006-2007) - eurobasket.com
  10. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2007-2008) - eurobasket.com
  11. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2008-2009) - eurobasket.com
  12. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2009-2010) - eurobasket.com
  13. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2010-2011) - eurobasket.com
  14. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2011-2012) - eurobasket.com
  15. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2012-2013) - eurobasket.com
  16. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2013-2014) - eurobasket.com
  17. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2014-2015) - eurobasket.com
  18. ^ Nationals scheitern schon wieder (2015) - sport1.de
  19. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2015-2016) - eurobasket.com
  20. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2016-2017) - eurobasket.com
  21. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2017-2018) - eurobasket.com
  22. ^ Basketball Bundesliga (2018-2019) - eurobasket.com
  23. ^ Per Günther - euroleaguebasketball.net
  24. ^ Pascal Roller - euroleaguebasketball.net
  25. ^ Wendell Alexis - euroleaguebasketball.net
  26. ^ Wendell Alexis - ACB.Com
  27. ^ Per Günther - euroleaguebasketball.net
  28. ^ Demond Mallet - euroleaguebasketball.net
  29. ^ - euroleaguebasketball.net
  30. ^ Eric Taylor - euroleaguebasketball.net
  31. ^ Julius Jenkins - euroleaguebasketball.net
  32. ^ HENRIK RODL - euroleaguebasketball.net
  33. ^ ROBIN BENZING - euroleaguebasketball.net
  34. ^ MITHAT DEMIREL - euroleaguebasketball.net
  35. ^ KAI NURNBERGER - euroleaguebasketball.net
  36. ^ TYRESE RICE - euroleaguebasketball.net
  37. ^ PHILLIP ZWIENER - euroleaguebasketball.net
  38. ^ SASA OBRADOVIC - euroleaguebasketball.net
  39. ^ Marko Pesic - euroleaguebasketball.net
  40. ^ Jovo Stanojević - euroleaguebasketball.net
  41. ^ Darren Fenn - euroleaguebasketball.net
  42. ^ Clint Harrison - euroleaguebasketball.net
  43. ^ Maik Zirbes - euroleaguebasketball.net

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