NBB All-Star Game

The NBB All-Star Game is an annual game involving the All-Star players of each season of the Novo Basquete Brasil (New Basketball Brazil), which is the top-tier level Brazilian professional club basketball league. The players are chosen by votes on the Internet, and are then divided into two teams. The criterion for the selection of the teams has varied during the years.[1] In the first edition of the NBB All-Star Game, the teams were divided into team Ubiratan, with light jerseys, and formed by the best players of each position; and team Rosa Branca, with dark jerseys, and formed by the second top players in each position. In the second edition, they were chosen by votes on the Internet, and divided into team Pedroca and team Kanela. In the third and fourth editions, the teams were selected in the same way, but formed into team NBB Brasil (NBB Brazil), formed by the best Brazilian players of the season, and team NBB Mundo (NBB World), formed by the best foreign players of the season.

NBB All-Star Weekend

The NBB All-Star Weekend is an annual event involving the All-star players of each season of the Novo Basquete Brasil (New Basketball Brazil), which is the top-tier level Brazilian professional club basketball league. This event features the NBB Dunks Tournament and the NBB Three-point Tournament (both featured since the first edition of the All-Star Weekend), and the NBB Skills Challenge (featured since the 2011 edition).

NBB All-Star Games

Original format

Year	Result	Arena	MVP (Club)
2009	Ubiratan 117 – Rosa Branca 126	(Maracanãzinho), Rio de Janeiro, RJ	Shamell Stallworth (Limeira)
2010	Kanela 127 – Pedroca 114	(Ginásio Tancredo Neves), Uberlândia, MG	Marcelinho Machado (Flamengo)

NBB Brasil (NBB Brazil) versus NBB Mundo (NBB World)

Year	Result	Arena	MVP (Club)
2011	NBB Brasil 99 – NBB Mundo 115	(Ginásio Pedrocão), Franca, SP	Robert Day (Uberlândia)
2012	NBB Brasil 125 – NBB Mundo 102	(Ginásio Pedrocão), Franca, SP	Murilo Becker (São José)
2013	NBB Brasil 146 – NBB Mundo 144 (OT)	(Ginásio Nilson Nelson), Brasília, DF	Alex Garcia (Brasília)
2014	NBB Brasil 126 – NBB Mundo 116	(Sarasate Arena), Fortaleza, CE	Alex Garcia (2) (Brasília)
2015	NBB Brasil 131 – NBB Mundo 110	(Ginásio Pedrocão), Franca, SP	Ricardo Fischer (Bauru)
2016	NBB Brasil 135 – NBB Mundo 138	(Ginásio Municipal Hugo Ramos), Mogi das Cruzes, SP	Shamell Stallworth (2) (Mogi)
2017	NBB Brasil 96 – NBB Mundo 108	Ginásio do Ibirapuera	Shamell Stallworth (3) (Mogi)
2018	NBB Brasil 130 – NBB Mundo 121	Ginásio do Ibirapuera	Anderson Varejão (Flamengo)

2009 season

Roster

Ubiratan Pos Player Team No. of selections Starters G Alex Garcia Brasília 1 G Marcelinho Machado Flamengo 1 F Rogério Klafke Franca 1 F Guilherme Teichmann Limeira 1 C Rafael Araújo Flamengo 1 Reserves F Arthur Belchor Silva Brasília 1 — C Shilton dos Santos Joinville 1 — F Felipe Ribeiro Franca 1 — G Arlindo Neto Araraquara 1 — C William Drudi Franca 1 — G Felipinho CETAF/Vila Velha 1 — G Hélio Lima Flamengo 1 — Head coach: Hélio Rubens Garcia (Franca)

Rosa Branca Pos Player Team No. of selections Starters G Valtinho Brasília 1 G Duda Machado Flamengo 1 F Marquinhos Pinheiros 1 F Murilo Becker Minas 1 C Bruno Fiorotto Limeira 1 Reserves F Jefferson William Flamengo 1 — F Shamell Stallworth Limeira 1 — C Estevam Ferreira Brasília 1 — F Antwine Williams Joinville 1 — G Larry Taylor Bauru 1 — F Dedé Stefanelli Paulistano 1 — F Olivinha Pinheiros 1 — Head coach: Cláudio Mortari (Pinheiros)

Game

Sportv

March 22, 2009 1:00 p.m. UTC-03

Ubiratan 117, Rosa Branca 126
Pts: Marcelinho Machado 25		Pts: Shamell Stallworth 26

Maracanãzinho, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro Attendance: 5,200

2009–10 season

Roster

Kanela Pos Player Team No. of selections Starters G Manteguinha Joinville 1 G Marcelinho Machado Flamengo 2 F Guilherme Filipin Londrina 1 F Olivinha Pinheiros 2 C Murilo Becker Minas 2 Reserves F Rogério Klafke Franca 2 — C Deivisson Costa Araraquara 1 — F John Thomas Assis 1 — G Fúlvio de Assis São José 1 — C Rafael Mineiro São José 1 — G Fernando Penna Paulistano 1 — F Alex Oliveira Bauru 1 — Head coach: Lula Ferreira (Brasília)

Pedroca Pos Player Team No. of selections Starters G Valtinho Brasília 2 G Alex Garcia Brasília 2 F Shamell Stallworth Pinheiros 2 F Guilherme Giovannoni Brasília 1 C Rafael Araújo Paulistano 2 Reserves F Jefferson Sobral Joinville 1 — F Tony Stockman Franca 1 — C Shilton dos Santos Joinville 2 — C Tiagão Joinville 1 — G Larry Taylor Bauru 2 — F Facundo Sucatzky Minas 1 — F Estevam Ferreira Brasília 2 — Head coach: Alberto Bial (Joinville)

Game

Sportv

February 21, 2010 10:30 a.m. UTC-03

Kanela 127, Pedroca 114
Pts: Marcelinho Machado 38		Pts: Alex Garcia 20

Ginásio Sabiazinho, Uberlândia, Minas Gerais Attendance: 5,200

2010–11 season

Roster

NBB Brasil[2][3] Pos Player Team Nº de selections Votes Starters G Valtinho Uberlândia 3 2.539 [4] G Alex Garcia Brasília 3 4.821 F Marcelinho Machado Flamengo 3 5.082 F Guilherme Giovannoni Brasília 2 3.827 C Murilo Becker São José 3 3.943 Reserves F Marquinhos Pinheiros 2 2.311 C Rafael Araújo Flamengo 3 3.161 G Vítor Benite Franca 1 2.018 G Nezinho dos Santos Brasília 1 2.378 C Bruno Fiorotto Pinheiros 2 1.552 G Raulzinho Minas 1 2.157 F Olivinha Pinheiros 3 1.749 Coach: João Marcelo (Pinheiros) ''INJ' (injury) refers to a player who is out of play due to injury.. 'SUB' (substitute) is the player who enters the place that hurt.

NBB Mundo Pos Player Team Nº de selections Votes Starters G Larry Taylor Bauru 3 4.248 G Shamell Stallworth Pinheiros 3 5.370 F Tony Stockman Assis 2 3.652 F Maurice Spillers Franca 1 3.753 C Jeff Agba Bauru 1 3.610 Reservas F Robert Day Uberlândia 1 2.319 F Bernard Robinson Minas 1 2.194 C Durelle Brown (INJ) Limeira 1 2.798 C Pedro Calderón Assis 1 1.877 G Facundo Sucatzky Minas 2 1.576 G Juan Pablo Figueroa Pinheiros 1 1.292 G Robby Collum Uberlândia 1 2.891 G Ronald Ramón (SUB) Limeira 1 — Coach: Néstor García (Minas)

Game

SporTV

January 29, 2011 10:30 a.m. UTC-3

NBB Brasil 99, NBB Mundo 115 [5]
Pts: Guilherme Giovannoni 20		Pts: Robert Day 50 [6]

Ginásio Pedrocão, Franca, São Paulo Attendance: 6.000

2011–12 season

Roster

NBB Brasil [7] Pos Players Team Nº de selections Votes (%) Starters G Fúlvio de Assis São José 2 43,5 [8] G Alex Garcia Brasília 4 35,4 F Marquinhos (INJ) Pinheiros 3 31,7 F Guilherme Giovannoni Brasília 3 27,4 C Murilo Becker São José 4 39,0 Reserves F Marcelinho Machado (STA) Flamengo 4 — C Caio Torres Flamengo 1 — G Valtinho (INJ) Unerlândia 4 — G Vítor Benite (SUB) Limeira 2 — G Nezinho dos Santos Brasília 2 — C Lucas Cipolini Uberlândia 1 — F Arthur Belchor Silva Brasília 2 — F Olivinha Pinheiros 4 — F Fernando Fischer (SUB) Bauru 1 — Coach: Jorge Guerra (Bauru) 'INJ' (injury) refers to a player who is out of the game due to injury. 'SUB' (substitute) is the player who enters the place that got hurt. The player Rashad Bishop did not participate in the game due to his team being in Puerto Rico to compete in the FIBA Americas League. 'STA' (starter), the player was selected as a starter in place of the player who did not attend the game.

NBB Mundo Pos Players Team Nº de selections Votes (%) Starters G Larry Taylor Bauru 4 82,8 G Shamell Stallworth Pinheiros 4 35,5 F Kevin Sowell Franca 1 19,5 F Federico Kammerichs Flamengo 1 37,7 C Jeff Agba Bauru 2 33,6 Reservas F Robert Day Uberlândia 2 — G David Jackson Flamengo 1 — G Mark Borders Minas 1 — C Guillermo Araújo Paulistano 1 — F Rashad Bishop (INJ) Joinville 1 — C Steven Toyloy (SUB) Limeira 1 — G Juan Pablo Figueroa Pinheiros 2 — G Robby Collum Uberlândia 2 — Coach: Gonzalo Garcia (Flamengo)

Game

SporTV

March 10, 2012 10:00 a.m. UTC-3

NBB Brasil 125, NBB Mundo 102 [9]
Pts: Olivinha 17 Rebs: four players 6 Asts: Nezinho dos Santos 11		Pts: Shamell Stallworth 21 Rebs: Jeff Agba 11 Asts: Shamell Stallworth 4

Ginásio Pedrocão, Franca, São Paulo Attendance: 6.000

2012–13 season

Roster

NBB Brasil Pos Player Team No. of selections Votes (%) Starters G Larry Taylor Bauru 5 43.4 G Alex Garcia Brasília 5 26.6 F Marquinhos Flamengo 4 44.2 F Guilherme Giovannoni^INJ ^2 Brasília 4 30.9 C Olivinha Flamengo 5 22.6 Reserves G Fúlvio de Assis São José 3 28.7 G Nezinho dos Santos Brasília 3 27.9 G Vítor Benite Flamengo 3 14.4 G Paulinho Boracini Pinheiros 1 14.7 F Luis Gruber Uberlândia 1 14.6 C Rafael Mineiro Pinheiros 2 11.6 C Caio Torres^2 Flamengo 2 20.5 F Jefferson William^REP São José 2 N/A Head coach: José Alves Neto (Flamengo)

NBB Mundo Pos Player Team No. of selections Votes (%) Starters G Kenny Dawkins Liga Sorocabana 1 47.2 G Shamell Stallworth Pinheiros 5 26.5 F Robert Day Uberlândia 3 25.1 F Steven Toyloy Paulistano 1 33.5 C Jeff Agba^INJ ^1 Bauru 3 38.2 Reserves G Kojo Mensah Flamengo 1 37.2 G Mark Borders Minas 2 15.5 G Joe Smith Pinheiros 2 15.6 F Benzor Simmons Vila Velha 1 17.3 F Desmond Holloway Liga Sorocabana 1 15.5 C DeAndre Coleman^1 Bauru 1 15.6 C Guillermo Araújo Pinheiros 2 12.7 F Tyrone Curnell^REP Palmeiras 2 N/A Head coach: Lula Ferreira (Franca)

^INJ Will not participate due to injury.[10]
^REP Tyrone Curnell was named Jeff Agba's replacement.[11]
^1 DeAndre Coleman to start in place of the injured Jeff Agba[12]
^INJ Will not participate due to injury.[13]
^REP Jefferson William was named Jeff Agba's replacement.[14]
^2 Caio Torres to start in place of the injured Guilherme Giovannoni[15]

Game

Globo SporTV

March 2, 2013 10:00 (UTC−03:00)

Report

NBB Brasil 146, NBB Mundo 144 (OT)
Scoring by quarter: 36–34, 42–28, 23–34, 31–36, Overtime: 14–12
Pts: Alex 26 Rebs: Rafael Mineiro 9 Asts: Nezinho 7		Pts: Shamell 37 Rebs: Toyloy 14 Asts: Borders 5

Ginásio Nilson Nelson, Brasília, Federal District Attendance: 5,212[16] Referees: Cristiano Maranho, Marcos Benito, Diego Chiconato

2013–14 season

2014–15 season

Players with most appearances

Player	All-Star	Years	MVP	Notes
Alex Garcia	11	2009-2019	2013, 2014
Shamell Stallworth	11	2009-2019	2009, 2016, 2017
Marquinhos Vieira	9	2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015-2019	-
Jefferson William	8	2009, 2010, 2013, 2014-2017, 2019	2019	1x Three-Point contest Winner
Guilherme Giovannoni	8	2010-2017	-
Marcelinho Machado	7	2009-2012, 2014, 2017, 2018	2010	2x Three-Point contest Winner
Kenny Dawkins	7	2013-2019	-
Larry Taylor	7	2009-2013, 2016, 2018	-
Carlos Olivinha	6	2010-2014, 2017	-
Desmond Holloway	6	2013-2018	-
David Jackson	6	2012, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019	-
Robert Day	5	2011-2014, 2016	2011
Valtinho	5	2009-2012, 2014,	-
Nezinho	5	2011-2015	-	1x Skills Challenge Winner
Murilo Becker	5	2009-2012, 2014	2012	1x Skills Challenge Winner
Fúlvio	5	2010, 2012, 2013, 2016, 2017	-

References

2. "Definidos os times do Jogo das Estrelas do NBB 2011".
3. "Definidos os titulares do Jogo das Estrelas 2011".
4. "NBB define os titulares do Jogo das Estrelas em Franca".
5. "Com americano 'possuído', gringos levam a melhor no Jogo das Estrelas".
6. "Infalível no Jogo das Estrelas, Robert Day curte vida pacata em Uberlândia".
7. "UOL.com: Conheça os 24 participantes do Jogo das Estrelas do NBB".
8. "LNB.com.br: Jogo das Estrelas 2012 - Os donos da festa".
9. "LNB.com.br: Festa Brasileira!".
10. "Substituto" (in Portuguese). February 26, 2013.
11. "Substituto" (in Portuguese). February 26, 2013.
12. "Substituto" (in Portuguese). February 26, 2013.
13. "Troca". LNB (in Portuguese). Retrieved February 27, 2013.
14. "Troca". LNB (in Portuguese). Retrieved February 27, 2013.
15. "Troca". LNB (in Portuguese). Retrieved February 27, 2013.
16. "Jogo das Estrelas - Em duelo histórico, NBB Brasil bate NBB Mundo na prorrogação". Jornal Brasil (in Portuguese). March 2, 2013. Retrieved March 3, 2013.

External links

• Official website (in Portuguese)
• New Basketball Brazil at Latinbasket.com