LNB All-Star Game (Argentina)

LNB All-Star Game
StatusActive
FrequencyAnnually
Inaugurated1988
Most recent2025
Organized byLNB

The LNB All-Star Game is the All-Star Game of the professional Argentine Basketball League, the Liga Nacional de Básquetbol (LNB). The game is held once every year. It started in 1988.

The rosters for the All-Star Game are chosen by an online voting.

History

The All-Star Game was played for the first time on January 30, 1988. It was held at the Mar del Plata Superdome packed with 3,120 spectators. The Blue team (Azul) defeated the White team (Bianco) 112 to 92, and Luis Villar was named the MVP. That first edition also featured the Dunk Tournament and the Three-Point Tournament.

On December 17, 1990, the first All-Star Game was played in Estadio Luna Park, where the White Team defeated the Red Team 104 to 88. In that edition, Julio Ariel Rodríguez was chosen as the MVP in a game that also featured legendary Héctor Campana and Marcelo Milanesio among others.

In 1992, a new era began in the game; now, the teams would be composed of players from the North and South zones of the LNB. In 1993 the game was held in front of 3.500 spectators at the Microestadio Antonio Rotili. This period (North and South selections) lasted for nine editions with the North recording seven wins.[1]

The event wasn't played in 1994, but the following year it returned, at the Ruca Che Stadium in Neuquén, in front of 3,600 spectators, where the South won for the first time. This year also marked the beginning of NBA mascot invitations to the game, with The Gorilla of the Phoenix Suns among them.

In 1999 Néstor García's South beat Ruben Magnano's North in one of the best games.

The event was cancelled in 2020, due to the COVID-19, but it returned in 2021, with the invitation of female players and retired male players this time. The slam-dunk contest was abandoned after the 2019 edition.

Format

Initially there was an All-Star match between two selections and the contests. However, the fourteenth edition in 2002 presented a different format: a quadrangular tournament was played between two LNB teams (top division) and two TNA teams (second division). The game was played outdoors for the first time, in the open-air, in a specially set-up structure in Villa Carlos Paz. The Bordeaux team of LNB players, defeated the Azul team, made up of TNA players, in front of 9,000 people.

This 4-team format of 40 All-Stars lasted until the 2007 edition. In 2009, the Legends Game was played for the first time, a match in which the teams were made up of players who had already retired from the sport. The 2009 edition was the most attended one, with 14,200 spectators.

Results

Year Score Venue and location MVP
I
1988 		Azul 112
Blanco 92 		Superdomo
(Mar del Plata) 		Luis Villar
(River Plate)
II
1989 		Azul 113
Blanco 100 		Polideportivo Carlos Cerutti
(Córdoba) 		Luis Villar
(River Plate)
III
1990 		Blanco 104
Rojo 88 		Luna Park
(Capital Federal) 		Julio Rodríguez
(Gimnasia (Pergamino))
IV
1991 		Azul 102
Rojo 99 		Estadio Osvaldo Casanova
(Bahía Blanca) 		Esteban De la Fuente
(Independiente (N))
V
1992 		Norte 121
Sur 110 		Club Juventud
(Santiago del Estero) 		Héctor Campana
(Atenas)
VI
1993 		Norte 123
Sur 106 		Microestadio Antonio Rotili
(Lanús) 		Héctor Campana
(Olimpia (VT))
1994 not held
VII
1995 		Sur 100
Norte 96 		Estadio Ruca Che
(Neuquén) 		Hernán Montenegro
(Agente libre)
VIII
1996 		Norte 112
Sur 108 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Rubén Wolkowyski
(Quilmes)
IX
1997 		Norte 98
Sur 96 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Héctor Campana
(Atenas)
X
1998 		Norte 121
Sur 117 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Héctor Campana
(Atenas)
XI
1999[2] 		Sur 92
Norte 80 		Estadio Municipal
(Mar del Plata) 		Raúl Merlo
(Gimnasia (CR))
XII
2000 		Norte 72
Sur 68 		Estadio Municipal
(Mar del Plata) 		Héctor Campana
(Atenas)
XIII
2001 		Norte 101
Sur 90 		Polideportivo Ave Fénix
(San Luis) 		Héctor Campana
(Boca Juniors)
XIV
2002[3][4] 		Bordeaux 54
Azul 40 		Villa Carlos Paz Marcelo Milanesio
(Atenas)
XV
2003 		Rojo 51
Negro 38 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Héctor Campana
(Atenas)
XVI
2004[5][6] 		Extranjeros 104
Nacionales 97 		Estadio Luis Butta
(Paraná) 		Joshua Pittman
(Atenas)
XVII
2005[7] 		Nacionales 111
Extranjeros 104 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Paolo Quinteros
(Boca Juniors)
XVIII
2006[8] 		Nacionales 92
Extranjeros 89 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Leonardo Gutiérrez
(Ben Hur)
XIX
2007[9][10] 		Extranjeros 76
Nacionales 74 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Robert Brown[11]
(Quimsa)
XX
2008[12] 		Nacionales 72
Extranjeros 65 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Andrés Pelussi
(Libertad (S))
XXI
2009[13] 		Blanco 97
Azul 92 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Roman Gonzalez
(Peñarol)
XXII
2010 		Nacionales 84
Extranjeros 81 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Juan Manuel Locatelli
(Atenas)
XXIII
2011[14] 		Extranjeros 68
Nacionales 51 		Orfeo Superdomo
(Córdoba) 		Kyle Lamonte
(Peñarol)
XXIV
2012[15] 		Nacionales 87
Extranjeros 78 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		Paolo Quinteros
(Regatas (C))
XXV
2013[16] 		Extranjeros 113
Nacionales 99 		Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
(Mar del Plata) 		David Jackson
(Gimnasia Indalo)
XXVI
2014 		Extranjeros 126
Nacionales 102 		Estadio Héctor Etchart
(Capital Federal) 		Walter Baxley
(Quilmes)
XXVII
2015 		Extranjeros 90
Nacionales 76 		Luna Park
(Capital Federal) 		Lee Roberts
(Ciclista Olímpico)
XXVIII
2016 		Extranjeros 110
Nacionales 107 		Polideportivo Víctor Nethol
(La Plata) 		Robert Battle
(Quimsa)
XXIX
2017 		Equipo Blanco 92
Equipo Azul 83 		Polideportivo Roberto Pando
(Capital Federal) 		Facundo Campazzo
( Real Madrid)
XXX
2018 		Equipo Blanco 110
Equipo Negro 98 		Polideportivo Roberto Pando
(Capital Federal) 		Facundo Campazzo
( Real Madrid)
XXXI
2019 		Equipo Blanco 60
Equipo Azul 58 		Microestadio Antonio Rotili
(Lanús) 		Mariano Fierro
(Ferro)
2020 not held
XXXII
2021[17] 		Equipo Blanco 84
Equipo Negro 66 		Polideportivo Roberto Pando
(Capital Federal) 		Florencia Chagas
(Empoli Ladies)
XXXIII
2022[18] 		Equipo Blanco 70
Equipo Negro 60 		Estadio La Pedrera
(Villa Mercedes) 		Héctor Campana
(retired)
XXXIV
2023 		Equipo Rojo 63
Equipo Blanco 54 		Estadio Héctor Etchart
(Capital Federal) 		Selem Safar
(Centauros de Portuguesa)
XXXIV
2024[19] 		Equipo Blanco 58
Equipo Azul 57 		Espacio DAM
(Zárate) 		Paolo Quinteros
(retired)
XXXV
2025[20][21] 		Equipo Blanco 42
Equipo Negro 54 		Antonio Rotili Stadium
(Lanús ) 		Walter Herrmann
(retired)

Players with most MVP awards

Player Wins Editions
Héctor Campana 8 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2022
Paolo Quinteros 3 2005, 2012, 2024
Facundo Campazzo 2 2017, 2018
Luis Villar 2 1988, 1989

Score sheets (2004-2025)

Source:[1]

  • 16th All-Star Game 2003-04:

DATE:
VENUE: Estadio Luis Butta, Paraná
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 97-104

Nacional All-Stars : Facundo Sucatzky 5, Paolo Quinteros 22, Juan Manuel Locatelli 4, Leonardo Gutierrez 13, Diego Osella 4; Diego Prego 18, Claudio Chiappero 4, Sebastian Festa 0, Hector Campana 9, Martin Leiva 18. Coach: Sergio Hernandez.

Imports All-Stars: Lawrence Wallace 16, Josh Pittman 22, David Scott 12, Dwigth McCray 9, Patrick Savoy 12; Charles Jones 3, Jose Vargas 7, Byron Wilson 5, Lazaro Borrell 3, Evric Gray 15. Coach: Nestor Garcia

  • 17th All-Star Game 2004-05:

DATE: 24-25 January 2005
VENUE: Polideportivo Islas Malvinas, Mar del Plata
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 92-89

Nacional All-Stars : Facundo Sucatzky, Sebastian Ginobili, Paolo Quinteros, Julio Mazzaro, Juan Manuel Locatelli, Carlos Matías Sandes, Leonardo Gutierrez, Roberto Lopez, Diego Osella, Martin Leiva. Coach: Julio Lamas

Imports All-Stars: Javier Martinez (PAR), Ryan Carroll, Byron Wilson, Joshua Pittman, Victor Thomas, Dwight McCray, Lazaro Borrell, Williard Ford, Raheim Brown, Carlos Strong. Coach: Sergio Hernandez.

  • 19th All-Star Game 2006-07:

DATE: 22-23 January 2007
VENUE: Polideportivo Islas Malvinas, Mar del Plata
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 74-76

Nacional All-Stars : Sebastian Ginobili, Bruno Lábaque, Diego García, Julio Mazzaro, Leandro Masieri, Diego Cavaco, Gabriel Mikulas, Leonardo Gutierrez, Diego Osella, Martin Leiva. Coach: Oscar Sanchez (Quilmes)

Imports All-Stars: Charles Jones, Javier Martinez (PAR), Cleotis Brown, Stalin Ortiz, Lazaro Borrell, Josh Pittman, Robert Brown, Jason Osborne, Chuck Robinson, Tyler Field. Coach: Julio Lamas (Ben Hur)

  • 20th All-Star Game 2007-08:

DATE: 28-29 January 2008
VENUE: Polideportivo Islas Malvinas, Mar del Plata
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 72-65

Nacional All-Stars : Sebastian Ginobili 3, Sebastian Acosta 6, Juan Manuel Locatelli 10, Leonardo Gutierrez 8, Roman Gonzalez 10 (starters); Andres Pelussi 14, Bruno Lábaque 11, Julio Mazzaro 5, Leandro Palladino 3, Diego García 2. Coach: Julio Lamas (Libertad Sunchales)

Imports All-Stars: Charles Jones 0, Antwon Hall 22, Cleotis Brown 2, Chuck Robinson 3, Robert Battle 12 (starters); Quincy Wadley 13, Byron Johnson 6, Michael Robinson 2, Jason Osborne 2, Jamal Robinson 3. Coach: Silvio Jose Santander

  • 21st All-Star Game 2008-09:

DATE: 26-27 January 2009
VENUE: Polideportivo Islas Malvinas, Mar del Plata
SCORE: White Team - Blue Team 97-92

White Team : Bruno Lábaque 8, Juan Espil 14, Federico Kammerichs 9, Leonardo Gutierrez 3, Roman Gonzalez 20 (starters); Pablo Sebastian Rodriguez 10, Andre Laws 7, Maximiliano Maciel 3, Jason Osborne 13, Diego García 8, Mauro Cerone (invited) 2. Coach: Ruben Magnano (Atenas Córdoba)

Blue Team: Sebastian Ginobili 11, Sebastian Acosta 13, Juan Manuel Locatelli 10, Gabriel Mikulas 4, Edward Nelson 15 (starters); Diego Alba 2, Julio Mazzaro 6, Federico Marin 7, Byron Johnson 9, Gabriel Fernandez 11, Ezequiel Sosa (invited) 4. Coach: Sergio Hernandez (Peñarol de Mar del Plata)

  • 22nd All-Star Game 2009-10:

DATE: 25-26 January 2010
VENUE: Polideportivo Islas Malvinas, Mar del Plata, att:14.000
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 84-81

Nacional All-Stars : Lucas Victoriano, Juan Espil, Marcos Mata, Leonardo Gutiérrez, Roman Gonzalez (starters); Pablo Sebastián Rodríguez, Bruno Lábaque, Julio Mazzaro, Juan Manuel Locatelli, Andrés Pelussi, Diego Lo Grippo, Rubén Wolkowyski, Diego Osella, Diego García, Federico Kammerichs (DNP). Coach: Carlos Romano (Quimsa)*

Imports All-Stars: Andre Laws, David Jackson, Laron Profit, Jamaal Levy, Derrick Alston (starters); Andre Smith, Robert McKiver, Cedric Moodie, Cleotis Brown, Maurice Spillers, Jason Osborne, Djibril Kanté, Brice Assie (DNP). Coach: Sergio Hernandez (Peñarol de Mar del Plata)

  • 23d All-Star Game 2010-11:

DATE: 12-13 March 2011
VENUE: Orfeo Superdomo, Córdoba, att:12.000
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 51-68

Nacional All-Stars : Bruno Lábaque, Juan Espil, Federico Kammerichs, Leonardo Gutiérrez, Juan Pedro Gutiérrez (starters); Facundo Campazzo, Matías Lescano, Marcos Mata, Gabriel Mikulas, Diego Lo Grippo, Rubén Wolkowyski, Roman Gonzalez, Pepe Sanchez (DNP). Coach: Sergio Hernandez (Peñarol de Mar del Plata)

Imports All-Stars: Andre Laws, David Jackson, Josh Pittman, Gregory Lewis, Robert Battle (starters); Martín Osimani, Gerald Brown, Kyle Lamonte, Ramzee Stanton, Joseph Bunn, Byron Johnson, James Williams. Coach: Julio Lamas (Obras)

  • 24th All-Star Game 2011-12:

DATE: 23-24 January 2012
VENUE: Polideportivo Islas Malvinas, Mar del Plata, att:12.000
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 87-78

Nacional All-Stars : Facundo Campazzo 2, Paolo Quinteros 21, Marcos Mata 7, Leonardo Gutierrez 6, Juan Pedro Gutiérrez 14 (starters); Juan Espil 3, Matias Sandes 5, Diego Lo Grippo 11, Ruben Wolkowyski 10, Martin Leiva 8, Pepe Sanchez 0. Coach: Sergio Hernandez (Peñarol de Mar del Plata)

Imports All-Stars: Martin Osimani 10, Kyle Lamonte 7, Josh Pittman 18, William McFarlan 13, Robert Battle 9 (starters); William Graves 2, Jamaal Levy 2, Larry O'Bannon 9, Jerome Meyinsse 8, Javier Mojica (DNP). Coach: Julio Lamas (Obras)

  • 25th All-Star Game 2012-13:

DATE: 21-22 January 2013
VENUE: Polideportivo Islas Malvinas, Mar del Plata, att: 12.500
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 99-113

Nacional All-Stars : Facundo Campazzo, Paolo Quinteros, Marcos Mata, Leonardo Gutierrez, Juan Pedro Gutiérrez (starters); Nicolás Laprovittola, Pepe Sanchez, Diego García, Federico Van Lacke, Adrián Boccia, Federico Kammerichs, Martín Leiva. Coach: Sergio Hernandez (Peñarol de Mar del Plata)

Imports All-Stars: Martin Osimani, David Jackson, Josh Pittman, John De Groat, Robert Battle (starters); David Teague, Javier Mojica (PUE), Dartona Washam Jr, William Graves, William McFarlan, Daniel Santiago, Darren Phillip. Coach: Nestor Garcia (Boca Juniors)

  • 26th All-Star Game 2013-14:

DATE: 12-13 March 2014
VENUE: Estadio Héctor Etchart, att: 3.000
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 102-126

Nacional All-Stars : Bruno Lábaque, Paolo Quinteros, Walter Herrmann, Leonardo Gutierrez, Martín Leiva (starters); Luis Cequeira, Diego García, Alexis Elsener, Adrián Boccia, Diego Lo Grippo, Diego Romero. Coach: Nicolás Casalánguida (Regatas)

Imports All-Stars: Phillip Hopson, Walter Baxley, Josh Pittman, Ivory Clark, Robert Battle (starters); Lorrenzo Wade, Isaac Sosa, Ricky Sánchez, Gary Flowers, Darren Phillip, Xavier Silas. Coach: Sebastián Ginóbili (Weber Bahía)

  • 27th All-Star Game 2014-15:

DATE: 12-13 May 2015
VENUE: Estadio Luna Park, Buenos Aires, att: 6.250
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 76-90

Nacional All-Stars : Bruno Lábaque 6, Diego García 7, Federico Aguerre 4, Leonardo Gutierrez 15, Marcos Delía 12 (starters); Adrián Boccia 2, Nicolás Aguirre 9, Pablo Espinoza 5, Gabriel Deck 4, Martín Leiva 2, Selem Safar 5, Paolo Quinteros (DNP). Coach: Silvio Santander (Quimsa)

Imports All-Stars: Bruno Fitipaldo 9, Walter Baxley 22, Mauricio Aguiar 11, Ramón Clemente 4, Robert Battle 11 (starters); Martín Osimani 10, Reynaldo García Zamora (CUB) 21, Isaac Sosa 0, Jesse Pellot-Rosa 2, Sam Clancy Jr. 0, Lee Roberts 21, John De Groat (DNP). Coach: Nicolás Casalánguida (Regatas)

  • 28th All-Star Game 2015-16:

DATE: 3 May 2016
VENUE: Polideportivo Víctor Nethol, La Plata
SCORE: Nacional All-Stars - Imports All-Stars 107-110

Nacional All-Stars : Diego García 7, Gabriel Deck 2, Walter Herrmann 25, Nicolás de los Santos 2, Marcos Delía 14 (starters); Luca Vildoza 6, Tayavek Gallizi 7, Leonel Schattmann 7, Maximiliano Stanic, Paolo Quinteros 16, Leonardo Gutierrez, Federico Aguerre 21. Coach: Fernando Duró (Club Ciclista Olímpico)

Imports All-Stars: Bruno Fitipaldo 6, Walter Baxley 13, Justin Ray Giddens 14, Dennis Horner 13, Robert Battle 16 (starters); Ramón Clemente, Reynaldo García Zamora (CUB), Marcus Elliot, Mauricio Aguiar 5, David Jackson 13, Darren Phillip 14, Sam Clancy Jr. 0, Lee Roberts, John De Groat (DNP). Coach: Gonzalo García (Club Gimnasia y Esgrima (Comodoro Rivadavia))

  • 29th All-Star Game 2016-17:

DATE: 23 July 2017
VENUE: Polideportivo Roberto Pando
SCORE: White Team - Blue Team 92-83[22]

White Team : Franco Balbi 2, Máximo Fjellerup 16, Adrián Boccia 7, Gabriel Deck 4, Ignacio Alessio 10 (starters); José Vildoza 4, Lucas Gargallo 6, Nicolás Romano 8, Patricio Garino 16, Fernando Martina 12, Facundo Campazzo 7, Paolo Quinteros (DNP). Coach: Sergio Hernandez (Argentina nationa team). Ass: Gabriel Piccato

Blue Team: Luca Vildoza 2, Lucio Redivo 13, Marcos Mata 8, Diego Lo Grippo 10, Roberto Acuña 6 (starters); Juan Pablo Cantero 2, Marcos Delía 10, Selem Safar 6, Nicolás Aguirre 2, Hernán Jasen 0, Eric Flor 12, Nicolás Laprovittola 12. Coach: Gonzalo García (Club Gimnasia y Esgrima (Comodoro Rivadavia)). Ass: Hernán Laginestra

  • 30th All-Star Game 2017-18:

DATE: 22 July 2018
VENUE: Polideportivo Roberto Pando
SCORE: White Team - Black Team 110-98[23]

White Team : Walter Herrmann 17, Nicolás de los Santos 7, Ignacio Behr 2, Facundo Campazzo 26, Juan Pablo Cantero 7, Pablo Espinoza 7, Martín Leiva 11, Paolo Quinteros 2, Leo Schattmann 13, Bruno Barovero 8, Ignacio Alessio 8, Adrián Boccia 2. Coach: Gonzalo García (Club Gimnasia y Esgrima (Comodoro Rivadavia)).

Black Team: Nicolás Romano 13, Máximo Fjellerup 16, Luca Vildoza 11, José Vildoza 6, Nicolás Laprovittola 11, Héctor Martirena 10, Maximiliano Stanic 3, Lucio Redivo 0, Javier Saiz 10, Franco Giorgetti 4, Eric Flor 6, Roberto Acuña, 8, Mateo Soñora 0. Coach: Guillermo Narvarte

  • 31st All-Star Game 2018-19:

DATE: 14 July 2019
VENUE: Microestadio Antonio Rotili, Lanus
SCORE: White Team - Blue Team 60-58[24]

White Team : Facundo Campazzo 3, Mauro Cosolito 4, Andrés Nocioni 14, Lucio Redivo 3, Damián Tintorelli 6, Eric Flor 4, Máximo Fjellerup 10, Kevin Hernández 14, Nicolás Aguirre. Coach: Silvio Santander

Blue Team: Mariano Fierro 16, Roberto Acuña 4, Nicolás Brussino 8, Héctor Campana 3, Nicolás Laprovittola 8, José Vildoza 10, Paolo Quinteros 5, Ignacio Alessio 4, Luciano González 2. Coach: Julio Lamas.

  • 32nd All-Star Game 2020-21:

DATE: 14 July 2021
VENUE: Polideportivo Roberto Pando, San Lorenzo
SCORE: White Team - Black Team 84-66[25]

White Team : Manuel Buendía, Franco Baralle, Florencia Chagas (female), Mauro Cosolito, Carlos Valdovinos, Martin Cuello, Sebastián Vega, Mariana Redi (female), Nicolás Romano, Ivan Basualdo, Juan Pedro Gutiérrez, Kevin Hernández. Coach: Sebastián González

Black Team: Fernando Zurbriggen, Jonatan Alberto Treise, Melisa Gretter (female), Sebastian Festa (DNP), Paolo Quinteros, Federico Marin, Adrián Bocchia, Lucas Gargallo, Evangelina Paiva (female), Mariano Fierro, Juan Aude, Agostina Burani (female), Roberto Acuña. Coach: Gonzalo García

  • 33d All-Star Game 2021-22:

DATE: 19 July 2022
VENUE: Estadio La Pedrera
SCORE: White Team - Black Team 70-60[26]

White Team : Sofía Cabrera (female), Franco Barrale, Paolo Quinteros, Lucio Reinaudi, Mauro Cosolito, Hector Campana, Martín Cuello, Carolina Sanchez (female), Agustín Barreiro, Mariano Fierro, Ignacio Alessio. Coach: Sergio Hernandez.

Black Team: Agustina Marin (female), Luvas Faggiano, Leo Schattmann, Mateo Chiarini, Matías Solanas, Sebastián Vega, Esteban Perez, Agustina Jourdheuil (female), Leo Lema, Gustavo Acosta, Tayavek Gallizzi. Coach: Gustavo Fernández

  • 34th All-Star Game 2022-23:

DATE: 20 July 2023
VENUE: Estadio Héctor Etchart
SCORE: White Team - Red Team 53-64[27]

White Team : Franco Balbi, Camila Suárez (female), Paolo Quinteros, Mauro Cosolito, Martín Cuello, Candela Gentinetta (female), Fabián Ramírez Barrios, Walter Herrmann, Mariano Fierro, Ignacio Alessio, Sebastián Chaine. Coach: Leandro Ramella

Red Team: Pedro Barral, Sebastián Festa, Nicolás Gianella, Micaela Gonzalez (female), Selem Safar, Federico Marín, Agustina García (female), Nicolás Romano, Matías Nuñez, Lautaro Berra, Kevin Hernández. Coach: Julio Lamas

  • 35th All-Star Game 2023-24:

DATE: 25 July 2024
VENUE: Espacio DAM
SCORE: White Team - Blue Team 58-57[28]

White Team : Fernando Zurbriggen, Florencia Chagas (female), Mauro Cosolito, Andrés Nocioni, Roberto Acuña (starters) ; Sebastián Orresta, Ignacio Laterza, Paolo Quinteros, Agustín Brocal, Agustina Marin, Lucas Arn. Coach: Sebastian Gonzalez

Blue Team: Pedro Barral, Hector Campana, Leo Lema, Carla Miculka (female), Kevin Hernández (starters) ; Lucas Andújar, Joaquin Valinotti, Galo Terrera, Micaela Gonzalez (female), Eric Flor, Leonardo Lema, Juan Pedro Gutiérrez. Coach: Ruben Magnano

  • 36th All-Star Game 2024-25:

DATE: 22 July 2025
VENUE: Estadio Antonio Rotili, Lanús
[29] SCORE: White Team - Black Team 42-54[30]

White Team : Alejandro Montecchia 0, Emiliano Lezcano 8, Julia Fernandez (female) 4, Mauro Cosolito 2, Gabriel Fernandez 5 (starters) ; Diego Figueredo 10, Victor Fernandez 3, Dalma Piri (female) 3, Leo Lema 12, Selem Safar 0, Ivan Basualdo 0. Coach: Sergio Hernandez.

Blue Team: Franco Balbi 2, Agustina Garcia (female) 4, Agustin Barreiro 5, Walter Herrmann 13, Paolo Quinteros 3 (starters) ; Agustin Brocal 2, Florencia Martinez (female) 0, Felipe Pais 0, Martin Cuello 3, Lucas Andújar 0, Sebastian Chaine 2. Coach: Julio Lamas

Slam-dunk winners

Player (#) Number of how many times the player won the contest
Team (#) Number of how many times a club won the contest
Edition Player Club
1988 Raúl Merlo River Plate (1)
1989 Luis Villar River Plate (2)
1990 Héctor Campana River Plate (3)
1991 Hernán Montenegro Estudiantes de Bahía Blanca
1992 Jorge Racca Pico Football Club
1993 Oscar Chiaramello Gimnasia y Esgrima (Comodoro Rivadavia)
1994 — —
1995 Fabricio Oberto Atenas de Córdoba (1)
1996 Leandro Palladino Atenas de Córdoba (2)
1997 Marcelo Mangiacavalli Obras Sanitarias (1)
1998[31] Leonardo Gutiérrez Olimpia de Venado Tuerto (1)
1999 Walter Herrmann (1) Olimpia de Venado Tuerto (2)
2000 Walter Herrmann (2) Olimpia de Venado Tuerto (3)
2001 Diego Ciorciari Ferro Carril Oeste
2002 Federico Van Lacke Atlético Echagüe Club (1)
2003 Fernando Funes Atenas de Córdoba (3)
2004 Jamaal Thomas Atlético Echagüe Club (2)
2005 Mariano Fierro Estudiantes de Olavarría (1)
2006 Pablo Espinoza Argentino de Junín (1)
2007 Byron Johnson Independiente de Neuquén
2008 Chris Jefferies Obras Sanitarias (2)
2009 Dragan Capitanich Quilmes de Mar del Plata (1)
2010 Alan Omar Obras Sanitarias (3)
2011 Decorey Young Instituto de Córdoba
2012 William Graves Boca Juniors
2013 Tayavek Gallizi (1) Quilmes de Mar del Plata (2)
2014 Tayavek Gallizi (2)
Rasheem Barret 		Quilmes de Mar del Plata (3)
San Lorenzo (Chivilcoy)
2015 Tayavek Gallizi (3) Quilmes de Mar del Plata (4)
2016 Anthony Johnson Weber Bahía
2017 Carlos Buemo Echagüe
2018 Leandro Cerminato Estudiantes de Olavarría (2)
2019 Ramiro Trebucq Argentino de Junín (2)

Players with most wins

Player Wins Editions
Tayavek Gallizi 3 2013, 2014, 2015.
Walter Herrmann 2 1999, 2000.

Three-point shootout contest

Player (#) Number of how many times the player won the contest
Team (#) Number of how many times a club won the contest
Edition Player Club
1988 Carlos Raffaelli Deportivo San Andrés
1989 Nelio Badaloni (1) Sport Club Cañadense
1990 Marcelo Milanesio (1) Atenas (1)
1991 Miguel Cortijo Peñarol (1)
1992 Nelio Badaloni (2) Invited
1993 Marcelo Milanesio (2) Atenas (2)
1994 — —
1995 Héctor Campana Peñarol (2)
1996 Mario Milanesio Luz y Fuerza de Posadas
1997 Jorge Racca Olimpia (VT)
1998 Leonardo Zanassi Peñarol (3)
1999 Alejandro Montecchia Boca Juniors (1)
2000 Gabriel Fernández (1) Boca Juniors (2)
2001 Gabriel Fernández (2) Estudiantes (O) (1)
2002 Paolo Quinteros (1) Estudiantes (O) (2)
2003 Eduardo Dominé (1) Obras Sanitarias (1)
2004 Eduardo Dominé (2) Obras Sanitarias (2)
2005 Williard Ford Peñarol (4)
2006 Paolo Quinteros (2) Boca Juniors (3)
2007 Leandro Masieri (1) Gimnasia (CR) (1)
2008 Leandro Masieri (2) Club Belgrano
2009 Leandro Masieri (3) Boca Juniors (4)
2010 Juan Espil (1) Obras Sanitarias (3)
2011 Juan Espil (2) Weber Bahía Estudiantes
2012 Leonardo Gutiérrez Peñarol (5)
2013 Bruno Lábaque (1) Atenas (3)
2014 Bruno Lábaque (2)
Juan Espil (3) 		Atenas (4)
Estrella
2015 Isaac Sosa Boca Juniors (5)
2016 Federico Aguerre Gimnasia Indalo (2)
2017 Eduardo Dominé (3)
Lucio Redivo 		Estrella
Bahía Basket
2018 Manuel Buendía (1) Gimnasia (CR) (3)
2019 Manuel Buendía (2) Gimnasia (CR) (4)
2020 — —
2021 Paolo Quinteros (3) Regatas Corrientes
2022 Martín Cuello Instituto
2023 Selem Safar Centauros de Portuguesa
2024 Joaquín Valinotti Peñarol (6)
2025 Martín Cuello Boca Juniors (6)

Players with most wins

Player Wins Editions
Paolo Quinteros 3 2002, 2006, 2021.
Leandro Masieri 3 2007, 2008, 2009.
Juan Espil 3 2010, 2011, 2013.
Eduardo Dominé 2 2003, 2004, 2017.
Nelio Baladoni 2 1989, 1992.
Marcelo Milanesio 2 1990, 1993.
Gabriel Fernández 2 2000, 2001.
Bruno Lábaque 2 2013, 2014.
Manuel Buendía 2 2018, 2019.

Long-range shootout contest

Player (#) Number of how many times the player won the contest
Team (#) Number of how many times a club won the contest
Edition Player Club
2010 Julio Mázzaro (Obras)
Héctor Campana (Legend - retired)
Verónica Soberón (Women's selection) 		14s
2011 Federico Kammerichs (Regatas (C))
Mario Milanesio (Legend - retired)
Rocío Rojas (Women's selection) 		27s 6
2012 Juan Pablo Cantero (Lanús)
Esteban De la Fuente (Legend - retired)
Macarena Durso (Women's selection) 		18s 2
2013 Juan Pedro Gutiérrez (Obras)
Mariano Aguilar (Legend - retired)
Macarena Durso (Women's selection) 		25s 5
2014 Adrián Boccia (Peñarol)
Héctor Campana (Legend - retired)
Macarena Durso (Women's selection) 		30s 6
2019 Mauro Cosolito (Ferro)
Juan Pedro Gutiérrez (Legend - retired)
Débora González (Women's selection)
2021 Paolo Quinteros (Regatas (C))
Esteban Pérez (Legend - retired)
Agustina Jourdheuil (Women's selection) 		18s 1
2022 Sebastián Vega (Gimnasia (CR))
Agostina Burani (Women's selection)
Juan Aude (Paralympian Argentina national team ) 		42s 5
2023 Ignacio Alessio (Unión (SF))
Walter Herrmann (Legend - retired)
Candela Gentinetta (Women's selection) 		28s 8
2024 Héctor Campana (Legend - retired)
Juan Pedro Gutiérrez (Legend - retired)
Carla Miculka (Women's selection) 		38s 3
2025 Walter Herrmann (Legend - retired)
Paolo Quinteros (Legend - retired)
Agustina García (Women's selection) 		56.5 and 1.16.4

Topscorers

Year Player Team
2004 Paolo Quinteros
Josh Pittman (22 pts)		 Boca Juniors
Atenas
2006 Leonardo Gutierrez (24 pts) Ben Hur
2007 Leonardo Gutierrez (20 pts) Boca Juniors
2008 Antwon Hall (22 pts) Quilmes de Mar del Plata
2010 Juan Manuel Locatelli (25 pts) Atenas
2011 Kyle Lamonte (14 pts) Club Atlético Peñarol (Mar del Plata)
2012 Paolo Quinteros (21 pts) Regatas Corrientes
2013 David Jackson (30 pts) Gimnasia Indalo
2014 Walter Herrmann (24 pts) Atenas
2015 Walter Baxley[32] (22 pts) Quilmes de Mar del Plata
2016 Walter Herrmann (25 pts) Atenas
2017 Máximo Fjellerup
Patricio Garino (16 pts)		 Weber Bahia
Orlando Magic
2018 Facundo Campazzo (26 pts) Real Madrid
2022 Hector Campana (13 pts) (Retired)
2025 Walter Herrmann (13 pts) (Retired)

Players with most selections

Player Selections Editions Notes
Paolo Quinteros[33] 18 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 (DNP), 2016, 2017 (DNP), 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 (retired) 3x MVP (2005, 2012, 2024)
Héctor Campana[34][35] 17 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2019, 2022, 2024 (retired) 8x MVP (1992, 1993, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2022
Leonardo Gutiérrez 16 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 1x MVP (2006)


Diego Osella [36] 15 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2010
Marcelo Milanesio 11 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 2x Three-point winner (1990, 1993)
Martín Leiva 10 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
Rubén Wolkowyski [37] 10 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2010, 2011, 2012 1x MVP (1996)
Esteban Pérez [38] 9 1988, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2022 (retired)
Julio Mázzaro 8 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Walter Herrmann[39] 8 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2014, 2016, 2023, 2025 (retired) 2x Slam-dunk winner
Juan Espil [40] 8 1991, 1993, 1995, 2010, 2011, 2012 3x Thee-point winner
Juan Manuel Locatelli 7 2010, 2011, 2012
Josh Pittman 7 2004, 2005, 2007, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 1x MVP (2004)
Robert Battle 7 2008, 2011-2016 1x MVP (2016)
Jorge Racca [41] 7 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 1x Slam-dunk winner and 1x Thee-point winner
Bruno Lábaque 7 2002, 2003, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014, 2015
Diego García 7 2007-2010, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
Alejandro Montecchia [42] 6 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2025 (retired) 1x Thee-point winner (1999)
Daniel Farabello [43] 6 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
Diego Lo Grippo 6 2010, 2012, 2014, 2017
Adrián Boccia 5 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2021
Pablo Sebastián Rodríguez 5 2010
Marcos Mata 5 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2017
Facundo Campazzo 5 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2017, 2018 (guest) 2x MVP (2017, 2018)
Fabricio Oberto [44] 4 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 1x MVP (1998), 1x Slam-dunk winner (1998)
Hernán Montenegro 4 1991, 1995, 1998, 1999 1x MVP (1995) and 1x Slam-dunk winner (1991)
David Jackson 4 2009–2011, 2013 1x MVP
Luis Villar 2x MVP (1988, 1989)
Matías Sandes [45] 4 2005, 2006, 2012
Nicolás Laprovittola 4 2013, 2017-2019
Román González 4 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Federico Kammerichs 4 2011, 2013
Juan Pedro Gutiérrez 4 2011, 2012, 2013, 2025
Gabriel Mikulas 3 2007, 2009, 2011
Darren Phillip 3 2013, 2014, 2016
Lucas Victoriano 2 2010
Pepe Sanchez 2 2013
Martín Osimani 4 2013, 2015
Marcelo Richotti 4 1997-2000
Stanley Easterling 3 2000, 2003, 2004
Andres Nocioni[46] 3 1999, 2019, 2024
William Graves 2 2013
Kyle Lamonte 2 2012
Sebastián Uranga 2 1991, 1992
Gabriel Cocha 2 1996, 1997
Raúl Merlo 2 1999, 2000
Hernan Jansen[47] 2 1999, 2017

Distinctions

FIBA Hall of Fame

See also

References

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  24. ^ 31º JUEGO DE LAS ESTRELLAS - juegodelasestrellas.ar
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  26. ^ 32º JUEGO DE LAS ESTRELLAS - juegodelasestrellas.ar
  27. ^ 34º JUEGO DE LAS ESTRELLAS - juegodelasestrellas.ar
  28. ^ The 35th° All-Star Game (2024) - unocontraunoweb.com
  29. ^ En Lanús se realizó el Juego de las Estrellas (2025) - webasketball.com
  30. ^ The All-Star Game in Lanús (2025) - juegodelasestrellas.ar
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  32. ^ Walter Baxley - proballers.com
  33. ^ Paolo Quinteros, an All-Star Game classic - juegodelasestrellas.ar
  34. ^ Tres grosos que vuelven (2008) - pickandroll.com
  35. ^ Héctor Pichi Campana participará del Juego de las Estrellas en San Luis (2022) - basquetplus.com
  36. ^ Diego Osella - ACB.com
  37. ^ Rubén Wolkowyski - ACB.com
  38. ^ Esteban Pérez - ACB.com
  39. ^ Walter Hermann- ACB.com
  40. ^ Juan Espil - ACB.com
  41. ^ Jorge Racca - ACB.com
  42. ^ Alejandro Montecchia - ACB.com
  43. ^ Daniel Farabello - ACB.com
  44. ^ Fabricio Oberto - ACB.com
  45. ^ Matías Sandes - ACB.com
  46. ^ Andres Nocioni - ACB.com
  47. ^ Hernan Jansen - ACB.com

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