1994 CBA All-Star Game

1994 CBA All-Star Game

American Conference National Conference 119 108
Date	January 24, 1994
Venue	Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne
MVP	Jeff Martin
Attendance	6,324

The 1994 Continental Basketball Association All-Star Game was the 32nd All-Star Game organised by CBA since its inception in 1949. It was held at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, Indiana on January 24, 1994, in front of sell-out crowd of 6,324. The American Conference defeated the National Conference 119–108.^[1]

Jeff Martin was named the MVP.

Hartford and Sioux Falls were awarded the next two CBA All-Star contests. Hartford would host next year's game on January 24, 1995, and Sioux Falls Skyforce would host the 1996 contest on January 16, 1996.

Coach Flip Saunders was selected for the American Conference

The 1994 CBA All-Star Game events

Allen County War Memorial Coliseum

CBA Long Distance Shootout

Leon Wood of Fargo-Moorhead Fever was the winner.

Slum-dunk

Myron Brown of Fort Wayne Fury was the winner for the second time in his career.

One on one challenge

Center Dan Bingenheimer of the Hartford Hellcats won the one-on-one title.

The Game

Grand Rapids guard Jeff Martin (20 points) was named the MVP. Rapid City's Ben Coleman (17 points) and Fargo-Moorhead forward Roy Marble (16 points) was the top scorer for the National all-stars.^[2]

For the first time in its franchise history the Oklahoma City Cavalry did not have a representative in the CBA All-Star Game.

All-Star Teams

Rosters

National Conference Pos. Player Team Previous Appearances Team G Alphonso Ford Tri-City Chinook G Sean Gay Omaha Racers G Rod Mason Omaha Racers G Leon Wood Fargo-Moorhead Fever 1990 F Roy Marble Fargo-Moorhead Fever F Kenny Payne Tri-City Chinook F Kelby Stuckey Sioux Falls Skyforce F Chuckie White Wichita Falls C Ben Coleman Rapid City Thrillers C Chad Gallagher Omaha Racers Head coach: Eric Musselman (Rapid City Thrillers)

American Conference Pos. Player Team Previous Appearances Team G Harold Ellis Quad City Thunder G Jeff Martin Grand Rapids Hoops 1992 G Rodney Monroe Rochester Renegade G Clint Wheeler Rochester Renegade F Chris Jent Columbus Horizon F Reggie Jordan Grand Rapids Hoops 1993 F Jerome Lane La Crosse Bobcats F Travis Williams Fort Wayne Fury C Dan Bingenheimer Hartford Hellcats C Bobby Martin Quad City Thunder Head coach: Flip Saunders (La Crosse Bobcats)

Result

Team 1	Score	Team 2
National Conference	108 - 119	American Conference

Awards

MVP	Topscorer	Slam-dunk champion	Long Distance Shootout Winner	One-on-One Winner
Jeff Martin	Jeff Martin	Myron Brown	Leon Wood	Dan Bingenheimer

See also

• 1993 CBA All-Star Game
• Continental Basketball Association

References

1. "Cavalry Shut Out of CBA All-Star Game for First Time". oklahoman.com. January 5, 1994. Retrieved June 28, 2021.
2. "NBA Dreamin' Hartford's Weems Could Land Spot With Pacers". oklahoman.com. January 15, 1994. Retrieved June 28, 2023.