2001 CBA All-Star Game

2001 CBA All-Star Game

National Conference American Conference - -
Network	BET

The 2001 Continental Basketball Association All-Star Game was the scheduled 37th All-Star Game organised by CBA. It would be held between the American Conference and the National Conference in January 2001, with the All-Star team being selected already. However, the league due to financial issues was officially folded on February 9, 2001, and the All-Star Game was cancelled.^[1]

Before the 2000–01 season started, the CBA signed a television contract with BET to broadcast up to 18 games, including the 2001 CBA All-Star Game.^[2]

David Vanterpool came first in voting (here with the Washington Wizards in 2024)

All-Star Teams

The player with the highest number of votes for the National Conference was David Vanterpool with 21. Sean Colson received 20 votes and topped the list for the American Conference.^[3]

Rosters

National Conference Pos. Player Team Votes Previous Appearances Starters G Chris Garner Quad City Thunder 17 G David Vanterpool Yakima Sun Kings 21 G Isaac Fontaine La Crosse Bobcats 19 F Jamel Thomas Quad City Thunder 20 C Sharif Fajardo Idaho Stampede 20 Reserves F Rosell Ellis Yakima SunKings 16 G Bryant Smith Sioux Falls Skyforce 13 F Jamal Robinson Sioux Falls Skyforce 12 G Darren McLinton [4] Idaho Stampede 16 G Randy Livingston Idaho Stampede 16 Head coach: Rory White (Yakima SunKings)

American Conference Pos. Player Team Votes Previous Appearances Starters G Sean Colson Grand Rapids Hoops 20 F Courtney James Gary Steelheads 16 F Antonio Lang Fort Wayne Fury 19 F Donny Marshall Connecticut Pride 16 2000 C Kirk King Connecticut Pride 16 Reserves G Artie Griffin Fort Wayne Fury 14 F BJ McKie Connecticut Pride 13 G Tony Smith Rockford Lightning 13 G Brandon Williams Rockford Lightning 13 2000 G Ira Bowman Connecticut Pride 12 2000 Head coach: Tyler Jones (Connecticut Pride)

See also

• 2000 CBA All-Star Game
• Continental Basketball Association

References

1. "CBA ON THE BRINK OF EXPIRING". February 9, 2001.
2. "Black Entertainment Television to Broadcast CBA Games". basketball.com/cba. Sports Network. Archived from the original on February 4, 2001. Retrieved February 9, 2017.
3. "Continental Basketball Association (2000-2001)".
4. - Darren McLinton - proballers.com