LNB All-Star Game

The LNB All-Star Game is the annual All-Star Game that is organised by France's professional club basketball governing body, the LNB. The LNB organizes both of the top two French men's pro club competitions, the top-level LNB Pro A, and the second-level LNB Pro B. The event was first held in 1987, and is loosely based on the NBA All-Star Game.

History

From 1987 through 1991, the LNB All-Star Game was played under a "East" versus "West" format. Since 1992, the game is played under a French players versus foreign players (non-French players) format.[1]

LNB All-Star games

Year Held	Location (Venue)	Results	MVP
1987	Limoges	West 134–128 East	Robert Smith (AS Monaco)
1988	Mulhouse	West 164–136 East	Graylin Warner (Cholet)
1989	Cholet	West 148–141 East	Graylin Warner (Cholet)
1990	Nancy	East 170–146 West	Robert Smith (Antibes)
1991	Pau	West 151–121 East	José Vargas (Saint-Quentin)
1992	Gravelines	French 159–137 Foreigners	Hugues Occansey (Antibes)
1993	Évreux	Foreigners 127–125 French	Jim Bilba (CSP Limoges)
1994	Tours	Foreigners 110–108 French	Hervé Dubuisson (ASA Sceaux)
1995	Pau	Foreigners 147–137 French	David Rivers (Antibes)
1996	Villeurbanne	French 134–127 Foreigners	Tony White (Antibes)
1997	Montpellier	Foreigners 115–109 French	Stéphane Risacher (PSG Racing)
1998	Dijon	French 112–98 Foreigners	Jerry McCullough (BCM Gravelines)
1999	Paris (Coubertin)	Foreigners 124–122 French (OT)	Keith Hill (SLUC Nancy)
2000 (January) 2000 (December)	Nancy Antibes	Foreigners 103–93 French French 123–117 Foreigners	Stanley Jackson (JDA Dijon) Jim Bilba (ASVEL)
2001	Chalon-sur-Saone	Foreigners 104–97 French	Nikola Radulović (ASVEL)
2002	Paris (POPB)	Foreigners 131–118 French	Dragan Lukovski (Pau-Orthez)
2003	Paris (POPB)	French 126–113 Foreigners	Cyril Julian (Pau-Orthez)
2004	Paris (POPB)	French 126–113 Foreigners	Amara Sy (Le Mans)
2005	Paris (POPB)	Foreigners 96–85 French	K'Zell Wesson (BCM Gravelines)
2006	Paris (POPB)	Foreigners 124–108 French	Dewarick Spencer (Chorale Roanne)
2007	Paris (POPB)	French 94–82 Foreigners	Nando de Colo (Cholet)
2008	Paris (POPB)	Foreigners 108–101 French	Laurent Sciarra (Orléans)
2009	Paris (POPB)	French 89–88 Foreigners	Steed Tchicamboud (SLUC Nancy)
2010	Paris (POPB)	Foreigners 103–90 French	Davon Jefferson (ASVEL)
2011	Paris (POPB)	French 130–123 Foreigners	Amara Sy (Orléans)
2012	Paris (POPB)	Foreigners 111–107 French	Dwight Buycks (BCM Gravelines)
2013	Paris (POPB)	French 130–117 Foreigners	Nobel Boungou Colo (CSP Limoges)
2014	Paris (Zénith de Paris)	French 137–135 Foreigners (OT)	Adrien Moerman (CSP Limoges)
2015	Paris (AccorHotels Arena)	French 146–119 Foreigners[2]	Andrew Albicy (BCM Gravelines)
2016	Paris (AccorHotels Arena)	Foreigners 130–129 French[3]	John Roberson (Élan Chalon)
2017	Paris (AccorHotels Arena)	French 181–175 Foreigners (OT)	Amara Sy (AS Monaco)
2018	Paris (AccorHotels Arena)	French 153–147 Foreigners	Lahaou Konaté (Nanterre)
2019	Paris (AccorHotels Arena)	Foreigners 129–119 French (OT)	Eric Buckner (AS Monaco)

References

"All Star Game 2009 - 7ème d'affilée à guichets fermés". www.lnb.fr. Retrieved 2016-05-26.
"Le triplé pour les Français, Albicy MVP". www.lnb.fr. Retrieved 2016-05-26.
"Le triplé pour les Français, Albicy MVP". www.lnb.fr. Retrieved 2016-05-26.

External links

Official site (in French)
LNB Official site (in French)

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[1] "All Star Game 2009 - 7ème d'affilée à guichets fermés". www.lnb.fr. Retrieved 2016-05-26.

[2] "Le triplé pour les Français, Albicy MVP". www.lnb.fr. Retrieved 2016-05-26.

[3] "Le triplé pour les Français, Albicy MVP". www.lnb.fr. Retrieved 2016-05-26.

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