HEBA Greek All Star Game

HEBA All Star Game
ΕΣΑΚΕ All Star Game
Sport Basketball
Founded 1991
Country  Greece
Continent European Union Europe
Official website Esake.gr/AllStar

The HEBA Greek All-Star Game, also known as the EKO Greek All Star Game for sponsorship reasons, is the All Star Game of the HEBA (Greek: ΕΣΑΚΕ) Greek professional basketball association for men. It was founded and organized by Gus Sarianides. The men's all star game is played in a format that is the Greek All Stars, versus the Rest of the World All Stars. There is also a men's slam dunk competition, and a men's 3-point shootout competition. The all star weekend also features a game between under age 22 players and senior age players (players that are retired professionals), called the Rising Stars versus the All Time Stars.

Finally, there are also youth 3-point shootout and youth slam dunk competitions, for the age 22 and under players. The all star weekend previously featured an age 20 and under all star game, called the Hopes or Youth All Star Game.

Format

Players from the professional top-tier level Greek Basket League, the professional 2nd-tier level Greek A2 Basket League, and the Greek lower level divisions, are eligible to compete at the All Star Game's weekend festivities. Normally, only players from the top-tier level Greek Basket League are eligible to compete in the men's all star game. However, sometimes players from lower level divisions can also play in the men's all star game, if they are selected on all star day, during the all star weekend festivities, as special participants by the coaches of the game, to play in the all star game.

Such players however, are not considered to be all-star selections, because they are not officially chosen to be all stars, and because they do not actually play in the top-tier level Greek Basket League, from which the actual all star selections are chosen. However, players from the lower-tier level Greek divisions can participate in the men's slam dunk and men's 3 point shootout contests.

Logos

History

The Greek All Star Game was held for the first time on December 31, 1991, and in that first game, "The Rest of the World All Stars" defeated "The Greek All Stars", by a score of 133–122. Over the next seven all star games, the format was "The European All Stars" versus "The American All Stars". From 2001 until now, the format has been the same as the original all star game was, The Greek All Stars versus The Rest of the World All Stars. Also, since 2001, the Greek All-Star Game is held annually in various cities in Greece, which is in contrast to the early years of the all star game, when most of the games were held at either the Peace and Friendship Stadium, or Nikos Galis Olympic Indoor Hall arenas in Athens.

All Star Game results

[1]

Season
Date
WinnersLosersScoreArenaLocationMVP
Team
1991–92
12/31/91
Rest of the World
All Stars
Greek
All Stars
133–122
United States Brian Vaughns
Sporting
1992–93
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
1993–94
4/10/94
American
All Stars
European
All Stars
115–104
1994–95
12/22/94
European
All Stars
American
All Stars
94–88
1995–96
1/6/96
American
All Stars
European
All Stars
124–113
1996–97
12/14/96
European
All Stars
American
All Stars
83–75
1997–98
11/22/97
European
All Stars
American
All Stars
127–108
1998–99
11/21/98
European
All Stars
American
All Stars
124–114
1999–00
11/20/99
American
All Stars
European
All Stars
119–118
2000–01
1/20/01
Greek
All Stars
Rest of the World
All Stars
86–85
2001–02
2/16/02
Rest of the World
All Stars
Greek
All Stars
126–125
Dimitris Krachtidis Indoor Hall
2002–03
3/30/03
Greek
All Stars
Rest of the World
All Stars
115–110
Tasos Kambouris Hall
2003–04
3/28/04
Greek
All Stars
Rest of the World
All Stars
102–89
Nea Ionia Indoor Hall
2004–05
4/10/05
Greek
All Stars
Rest of the World
All Stars
77–76
2005–06
2/26/06
Greek
All Stars
Rest of the World
All Stars
97–97
(tie)
2006–07
2/4/07
Rest of the World
All Stars
Greek
All Stars
99–87
2007–08
4/12/08
Rest of the World
All Stars
Greek
All Stars
111–101
Amaliada Indoor Hall
2008–09
3/15/09
Greek
All Stars
Rest of the World
All Stars
127–93
2009–10
3/14/10
Greek
All Stars
Rest of the World
All Stars
147–114
2010–11
3/13/11
Greek
All Stars
Rest of the World
All Stars
141–122
Giorgos Vassilakopoulos Indoor Hall
2011–12
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
2012–13
3/10/13
Rest of the World
All Stars
Greek
All Stars
131–125
2013–14
3/9/14
Greek
All Stars
Rest of the World
All Stars
123–122
2014–15
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
2015–16
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
2016–17
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
2017–18
2/11/18
Rest of the World
All Stars
Greek
All Stars
144–137

Slam Dunk Contest winners

[2]

SeasonSlam Dunk ChampionTeam
1991–92United States John HudsonPanionios
1992–93
Not Held
Not Held
1993–94United States Henry TurnerPanionios
1994–95United States Chris KingAris
1995–96United States Lawrence FunderburkePAOK
1996–97United States Harold EllisApollon Patras
1997–98United States Antonio HarveyPanionios
1998–99United States Antonio Harvey (2×)Irakleio
1999–00United States Henry Turner (2×)Maroussi
2000–01Greece Dimitrios PapanikolaouOlympiacos
2001–02United States Ryan LorthridgeKAOD
2002–03United States Tyrone NesbyOlympia Larissa
2003–04United States Kasib PowellPAOK
2004–05United States Toby BaileyAEK Athens
2005–06Greece Michael ParagyiosIlysiakos
2006–07Greece Georgios PrintezisOlympia Larissa
2007–08United States Qyntel WoodsOlympiacos
2008–09United States Will DanielsKavala
2009–10United States Lance HarrisKolossos Rodou
2010–11United States Lance Harris (2×)Ikaros Kallitheas
2011–12
Not Held
Not Held
2012–13United States Brent PetwayRethymno
2013–14United States Kenny GabrielRethymno
2014–15
Not Held
Not Held
2015–16
Not Held
Not Held
2016–17
Not Held
Not Held
2017–18United States Stefan MoodyRethymno

3 Point Shootout Contest winners

[3]

Season3 Point Shootout ChampionTeam
1991–92Greece Ioannis GiannopoulosPagrati
1992–93
Not Held
Not Held
1993–94Greece Dimitrios PodarasAEK Athens
1994–95United States Travis MaysPanionios
1995–96Greece Fragiskos AlvertisPanathinaikos
1996–97Greece Fragiskos Alvertis (2×)Panathinaikos
1997–98Greece Fragiskos Alvertis (3×)Panathinaikos
1998–99United States Andy ToolsonMaroussi
1999–00Greece Nikos ChatzisAEK Athens
2000–01Greece Ioannis KritikosPeristeri
2001–02Turkey İbrahim KutluayPanathinaikos
2002–03Greece Nikos Chatzis (2×)AEK Athens
2003–04Greece Angelos KoroniosPanionios
2004–05Greece Dimitrios TsarouchasIlysiakos
2005–06Greece Fotios VasilopoulosPanionios
2006–07Slovenia Sani BečirovičPanathinaikos
2007–08Greece Makis NikolaidisEgaleo
2008–09Greece Dimitrios KaradolamisAEL
2009–10United States Drew NicholasPanathinaikos
2010–11United States Drew Nicholas (2×)Panathinaikos
2011–12
Not Held
Not Held
2012–13Greece Georgios DedasPAOK
2013–14Bosnia and Herzegovina Saša VasiljevićNea Kifissia
2014–15
Not Held
Not Held
2015–16
Not Held
Not Held
2016–17
Not Held
Not Held
2017–18Greece Antonis KoniarisPAOK

Rising Stars versus All Time Stars

The Rising Stars versus the All Time Stars, is the all star game that is played between players from the Greek basketball leagues that are ages 22 and under, and retired former professional Greek players. The first game was played on February 10, 2018. The game is played over the same all-star weekend as the regular Greek All Star Game, and is played at the same arena as well.

Rising Stars versus All Time Stars results

Season
Date
WinnersLosersScoreArenaLocationMVP
Team
2017–18
2–10–18
All Time Stars
Rising Stars
108–92

HEBA Greek Youth All Star Game

The HEBA Greek Hopes, or Youth All-Star Game of basketball, is the all star game that is played by players from the Greek basketball leagues that are ages 20 and under. The first Hopes game was played on March 29, 2003. The Youth All Star Game is played over the same all-star weekend as the regular Greek All Star Game, and is played at the same arena as well.

The game can be considered as analogous to the NBA's All-Star Weekend Rising Stars Challenge. There are also the Greek Youth 3 Point Shootout Competition and the Greek Youth Slam Dunk Contest, for Greek players that are ages 20 and under.

Youth Under-20 All Star Game results

[1]

Season
Date
WinnersLosersScoreArenaMVP
Team
2002–03
3–29–03
North
South
67–64
Kanithou
2003–04
3–27–04
North
South
87–70
Nea Ionia
2004–05
4–9–05
South
North
89–87
2005–06
2–25–06
South
North
80–79
2006–07
2–3–07
South
North
87–83
Lamia
2007–08
4–11–08
South
North
93–69
Amaliada
2008–09
3–14–09
North
South
65–53
2009–10
3–13–10
Under 20s
Under 22s
91–89
2010–11
3–13–11
Under 22s
Under 20s
69–68
Vassilakopoulos
2011–12
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
2012–13
3–9–13
Under 21s
Under 18s
104–80
2013–14
3–8–14
Young Stars
Rising Stars
82–77
2014–15
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
2015–16
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
2016–17
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
2017–18
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

Youth Under-22 3 Point Shootout Contest winners

[4]

Season 3 Point Shootout Champion Team
2002–03Greece Panagiotis Katranas
2003–04Greece Sotirios Manolopoulos
2004–05Greece Panagiotis Katranas
2005–06Greece Dušan Šakota
2006–07Greece Fotios Vasilopoulos
2007–08Greece Vlado Janković
2008–09Greece Dimitrios Karadolamis
2009–10Greece Kostas Sloukas
2010–11Greece Kostas Sloukas
2011–12
Not Held
Not Held
2012–13Greece Fotios Zoumpos
2013–14Greece Panagiotis Zanidakis
Nea Kydonia
2014–15
Not Held
Not Held
2015–16
Not Held
Not Held
2016–17
Not Held
Not Held
2017–18Greece Antonis Koniaris

Youth Under-22 Slam Dunk Contest winners

[5]

Season Slam Dunk Champion Team
2012–13Greece Vassilis Kavvadas
2013–14Greece Vassilis Charalampopoulos
2014–15
Not Held
Not Held
2015–16
Not Held
Not Held
2016–17
Not Held
Not Held
2017–18Greece Georgios Tsalmpouris

See also

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