The 1995 Continental Basketball Association All-Star Game was the 33d All-Star Game organised by CBA since its inception in 1949. It was held at the Hartford Civic Arena in Hartford, Connecticut on January 24, 1995, in front of 10,039 spectators. The National Conference defeated the American Conference 119-115.
Kendrick Warren who later was named the Rookie of the Year, was the only rookie chosen.
Tony Dawson was named the MVP.
The 1995 CBA All-Star Game events
CBA Long Distance Shootout Charles Smith of Hartford Hellcats was the winner.
Slum-dunk Terry Ross of Tri-City Chinook was the winner.
One-on-One challenge Alphonso Ford played Chucky Brown in the final.
The Game Tony Dawson was the top scorer of the match with 25 points for the National Conference, while teammates Henry James had 17 and Darrick Martin scored 12.
All-Star teams Rosters
+National Conference Pos. Player Team Previous appearances Team G Alphonso Ford Tri-City Chinook 1994 G Tim Legler Omaha Racers 1990, 1992, 1993 G Darrick Martin Sioux Falls Skyforce G Eldridge Recasner Yakima Sun Kings F Sebastian Neal Omaha Racers F George McCloud Rapid City Thrillers C Jerome Lane Oklahoma City Cavalry 1994 F Henry James Sioux Falls Skyforce 1993 F Tony Dawson Rockford Lightning C Adrian Caldwell Sioux Falls Skyforce F Chucky Brown Yakima Sun Kings Head coach: Flip Saunders (Sioux Falls Skyforce)
+American Conference Pos. Player Team Previous appearances Team G Charles Smith Hartford Hellcats F Kevin Pritchard Quad City Thunder C Richard Manning Quad City Thunder F Bill Jones Quad City Thunder 1990 G Jerome Harmon Fort Wayne Fury G Tate George Quad City Thunder F Marques Bragg Grand Rapids Mackers F Kendrick Warren Rockford Lightning C Yamen Sanders Grand Rapids Mackers C Earl Jones Rockford Lightning Head coach: Dan Panaggio (Quad City Thunder)
Result Team 1ScoreTeam 2National Conference 119 - 115 American Conference
Awards MVPTopscorerSlam-dunk championLong Distance Shootout Winner Tony Dawson Tony Dawson Terry Ross Charles Smith
See also 1996 CBA All-Star Game Continental Basketball Association
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