BBL All-Star Game

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 is played between "Team National" (domestic players) and "Team International" (foreign players).

Games

2012–present: National – International

Date	City	Arena	Attendance	National – International		MVP
January 9, 2016	Bamberg	Brose Arena	6,000	128–118	^[1]	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
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	Arena Trier	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	Kölnarena	15.172	157 - 154	3OT	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	Nat. – Int.		MVP
1998/1999	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	–^{[lower-alpha 1]}	–	–	–
1987/1988	Ludwigsburg	Rundsporthalle Ludwigsburg	?	179 - 151

↑ The 1989 All-Star Game was canceled due to scheduling problems.

Dunking & Three-point champions

Year	City	Dunk champion	Three-point champion
2015	Bamberg	Garlon Green	Per Günther
2014	Bonn	Rafal Lipinski (Amateur)	Calvin Harris
2013	Nürnberg	Justin Darlington (Amateur)	Demond Mallet
2012	Ludwigsburg	Salu Benjamin Tadi (basketball)	Donatas Zavackas
2011	Trier	Salu Benjamin Tadi (basketball)	Jacob Burtschi
2010	Bonn	Jamal Shuler	Taylor Rochestie
2009	Mannheim	Keith Simmons	Osvaldo Jeanty
2008	Mannheim	Ray Nixon	Ernest Joseph Gallup
2007	Köln	Jared Newson	Nick Jacobson
2006	Köln	Mico Ilic (Amateur)	Mike Penberthy
2005	Köln	Sascha Szymczak (Amateur)	Vilius Gabsys
2004	Köln	Sascha Szymczak (Amateur)	Jaison Maile
2003	Köln	Manfred Weber (Amateur)	Ümit Ergün (Amateur)
2002	Berlin	Stipo Papic	Alexander Hartung (Amateur)
2001	Berlin	Mark Miller	Mike Hansen
1999	Bielefeld	Olumide Oyedeji	Gary Collier
1998	Köln	Olumide Oyedeji	Derrick Taylor
1997	Oberhausen	Dennis Woodall	Keith Gatlin
1996	Bonn	Calvin Talford	Casey Schmidt
1995	Karlsruhe	Jens-Uwe Gordon	Michael Koch
1994	Karlsruhe	Jens-Uwe Gordon	Mark Montgomery
1993	Karlsruhe	James Marsh	Michael Koch
1992	Karlsruhe	Henning Harnisch	Kai Nürnberger
1991	Karlsruhe	Mike Knoerr	Rimas Kurtinaitis
1990	Karlsruhe	Henning Harnisch	Clinton Wheeler
1989	Hagen	Kevin Florent	Clinton Wheeler
1988	–^{[lower-alpha 1]}	–	–
1987	Ludwigsburg	John Devereaux	?

↑ The 1989 All-Star Game was canceled due to scheduling problems.

References

↑ Günther führt Nationals zum Sieg. Spox (in German)

Basketball in Germany

German Basketball Federation List of German basketball venues

National Teams	Senior Men's Senior Women's Men's Under-20 and 21 Men's Under-18 and 19 Men's Under-16 and 17 Women's Under-18 and 19 Women's Under-16 and 17 Men's 3x3 Women's 3x3

Defunct National Teams	East Germany Men's East Germany Women's

League Competitions	Basketball Bundesliga ProA ProB Women's Basketball Bundesliga

Defunct League Competitions	2. Basketball Bundesliga Women's GDR championship

Cup Competitions	German Cup German Super Cup

Other	List of German League Champions BBL All-Star Game Basketball Bundesliga Awards Albert Schweitzer Tournament

Basketball Bundesliga

Seasons	2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16

Playoffs	2015 2016

Clubs	Alba Berlin BG Göttingen Brose Baskets Crailsheim Merlins Eisbären Bremerhaven EWE Baskets Oldenburg FC Bayern Munich Fraport Skyliners Gießen 46ers Medi Bayreuth MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg Mitteldeutscher BC Basketball Löwen Braunschweig Phoenix Hagen ratiopharm Ulm s.Oliver Baskets Telekom Baskets Bonn Walter Tigers Tübingen

Awards	Most Valuable Player Finals MVP Coach of the Year Most Improved Player Best German Young Player Best Offensive Player Best Defensive Player All-BBL Team

Other articles	German Cup German Supercup List of German basketball champions BBL All-Star Game

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