1991 CBA All-Star Game

1991 CBA organised All-Star Game August 2025 1991 CBA All-Star Game American Conference National Conference 116 120 January 19, 1991 Five Seasons Center Cedar Rapids 4,637 Vincent Askew The 1991 Continental Basketball Association All-Star Game was the 29th All-Star Game organised by CBA since its inception in 1949. It was held at the Five Seasons Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on January 19, 1991, in front of 4,637 spectators. The National Conference defeated the American Conference 120–116.https://eu.oklahoman.com/story/news/1991/01/20/albany-led-nationals-win-all-star-game/62539392007/ January 20, 1991 Albany-Led Nationals Win All-Star Game oklahoman.com Vincent Askew was named the MVP. The game was televised by ESPN. It was the first appearance of coach George Karl of Albany Patroons (and former of Real Madrid). The 1991 CBA All-Star Game events thumb|250px|The Five Seasons Center CBA Long Distance Shootout Everette Stephens of Rockford Lightning was the winner. He defeated Leon Wood in the final by 36–21. Slum-dunk This year the contest was not held. One-on-One challenge The contestants played in a knock-out format aiming to reach first 21 pts in 7-minute matches (it would end automatically if a player hit 21). The shot-clock was set 10 at seconds. The players participated were: Anthony Frederick (played in the 1987 CBA All-Star Game),https://eu.oklahoman.com/story/news/1991/01/09/frederick-earns-starting-role-as-cba-all-star/62540569007/ January 19, 1991 Frederick Earns Starting Role As CBA All-Star oklahoman.com Todd Mitchell, Derrick Taylor, Peter Thibeaux, Richard Morton, Mario Elie, Vincent Askew and Stephen Thompson. Mario Elie was the winner. He defeated Stephen Thompson and won the One on one title.https://eu.oklahoman.com/story/news/1991/01/11/frederick-seeded-no-1/62540408007/ January 11, 1991 Frederick Seeded No. 1 oklahoman.com The Game The match was decided at the very end. The American Conference, wasted an opportunity to equalize at four seconds before the end, when Everette Stephens won a foul, but he missed 2 of 3 free throws. Then, Albany Patroons player Mario Elie, who overall scored 22 pts, added two free throws and he finally gave the National Conference the victory. Tharon Mayes had 13 points for the National Conference. All-Star teams Rosters +National Conference Pos. Player Team Previous appearances Team FUSA Mario Elie Albany Patroons G USA Vincent Askew Albany Patroons 1988-89, 1990 C USA Willie Simmons https://eu.oklahoman.com/story/news/1991/04/06/ex-cavalry-player-honored-by-cba/62531867007/ April 6, 1991 Ex-Cavalry Player Honored by CBA oklahoman.com Omaha Racers C USA Anthony Frederick Oklahoma City Cavalry 1987 (LaCrosse Catbirds) F USA Barry Stevens Wichita Falls Texans F USA Derrick Taylor DERRICK TAYLOR - euroleaguebasketball.net Wichita Falls Texans G USA Tharon Mayes Sioux Falls Skyforce F USA Brian Howard Omaha Racers F USA Pat Durham Cedar Rapids Silver Bullets F USA Peter Thibeaux Cedar Rapids Silver Bullets Head coach: USA George Karl (Albany Patroons) +American Conference Pos. Player Team Previous appearances Team G USA Stephen Thompson Rapid City Thrillers G USA Everette Stephens Rockford Lightning F USA Leon Wood Rapid City Thrillers 1990 C USA Thomas Brown Thomas Brown profile - acb.com C USA Ronald Draper Quad City Thunder 1990 G USA Richard Morton San Jose Jammers 1990 G USA Todd Mitchell La Crosse Catbirds 1988-89 C USA Jim Rowinski Yakima Sun Kings 1990 G USA Luther Burks Yakima Sun Kings Head coach: Awards MVPTopscorerSlam-dunk championLong Distance Shootout WinnerOne-on-One champion USA Vincent Askew USA Mario Elie - USA Everette Stephens USA Mario Elie Result Team 1ScoreTeam 2National Conference 120 - 116 American Conference Former NBA players USA Anthony Frederick USA Vincent Askew USA Peter Thibeaux USA Everette Stephens USA Leon Wood USA Richard Morton USA Todd Mitchell USA Jim Rowinski See also 1990 CBA All-Star Game Continental Basketball Association References 33em Sources HISTORY OF THE CBA ALL STAR GAME All-Star Game, 1991 Category:1990–91 in American basketball