1993 CBA All-Star Game

1993 CBA organised All-Star Game August 2023 1993 CBA All-Star Game American Conference National Conference 133 121 January 13, 1993 Myriad Convention Center Oklahoma City 11,382 Pat Durham The 1993 Continental Basketball Association All-Star Game was the 31st All-Star Game organised by CBA since its inception in 1949. It was held at the Myriad Convention Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on January 13, 1993, in front of 10,039 spectators. The American Conference defeated the National Conference 133–121.https://eu.oklahoman.com/story/news/1993/01/13/cba-has-night-to-remember-all-stars-entertain-record-crowd/62470892007/ January 13, 1993 CBA Has Night To Remember All-Stars Entertain Record Crowd oklahoman.com 2020-03-21 The record crowd, surpassed Albany's previous record (11,272) from 1983, by 110 fans. Fourteen of the 22 CBA all-stars of 1993 had NBA experience, having played in a combined 806 NBA games. La Crosse guard Kevin Williams, a 31-year-old veteran, was on top of this list having played in 260 NBA games.https://eu.oklahoman.com/story/news/1993/01/10/its-showtime-for-cba-all-stars/62471225007/ January 10, 1993 It's Showtime For CBA All-Stars oklahoman.com 2025-03-22 Pat Durham was named the MVP despite playing on the losing team. La Crosse guard Kevin Williams, the runner-up in the MVP balloting was furious about it after the game. thumb|180px|Eric Musselman was the coach for the National All-Stars The 1993 CBA All-Star Game events thumb|The Myriad Convention Center CBA Long Distance Shootout Tim Legler of Omaha Racers was the winner. Slum-dunk Shelton Jones of Rapid City Thrillers was the winner. The Game The National Conference led most of the first three quarters. However, Williams, Ronnie Thompkins (16 points) and Reggie Jordan (19 points) helped the American stars dominate the fourth quarter by 38–25. Pat Durham scored 22 pts, and he came second only to teammate Shelton Jones (23 pts) who was the topscorer of the game.https://eu.oklahoman.com/story/news/1993/01/10/national-conference-profiles/62471240007/ January 10, 1993 National Conference Profiles oklahoman.com Utah Jazz president Frank Layden, was one of three featured NBA guests. All-Star teams Rosters +National Conference Pos. Player Team Previous appearances Team GUSA ISR Stanley Brundy Rapid City Thrillers G USA Tim Legler Omaha Racers 1990, 1992 G USA Tank Collins Yakima SunKings G USA Pat Durham Fargo-Moorhead Fever 1991 F USA Henry James Wichita Falls Texans F USA Shelton Jones Rapid City Thrillers F USA Scott Meents Yakima Sun Kings F USA Sebastian Neal Oklahoma City Cavalry C USA Wayne Tinkle Tri-City Chinook F USA Henry Williams Wichita Falls Texans G USA A. J. Wynder Tri-City Chinook Head coach: USA Eric Musselman (Rapid City Thrillers) +American Conference Pos. Player Team Previous appearances Team G USA Kevin Williams La Crosse Catbirds F USA Reggie Jordan Grand Rapids Hoops F USA Ronnie Thompkins Grand Rapids Hoops F USA Derek Strong Quad City Thunder G USA Tony Farmer Fort Wayne Fury F USA Andre Spencer Rockford Lightning F USA Mike Smith Oklahoma City Cavalry G USA Duane Washington Rockford Lightning G USA Brian Oliver Rockford Lightning F USA Barry Mitchell Quad City Thunder 1992 C USA Lorenzo Williams Rockford Lightning Head coach: USA Dan Panaggio (Quad City Thunder) Result Team 1ScoreTeam 2 National Conference 121 - 133 American Conference Awards MVPTopscorerSlam-dunk championLong Distance Shootout Winner USA Pat Durham USA Shelton Jones USA Shelton Jones USA Tim Legler See also 1992 CBA All-Star Game Continental Basketball Association References 33em Sources 1993 CBA All-Star Rosters All-Star Game, 1993 Category:1992–93 in American basketball