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Big_Dog · 04-01-2005, 06:22 AM

Hey! Jon is a starter for the european all-star team!

from FIBAeurope.com

FIBA Europe announced today the 12-man rosters for the FIBA Europe League All-Star Day, which will take place on 14th April in Nicosia, Cyprus.

Players were selected for the game, which will be played in a Europe vs. Rest of the World format, via a fan vote on fibaeurope.com. 10 players per side were selected by the fans and the remaining 2 places were awarded on a wilcard basis by FIBA Europe.

The inaugural All-Star Day was held in 2004, with the Rest of the World side defeating Europe in a close contest, 91-84.

This years game features 24 players from 12 different countries.

Europe is led by Bosnia & Herzegovina star Damir Mrsic, and features further international players in Jon Stefansson (Iceland and Dynamo St Petersburg) and Kaspars Kambala (Latvia and UNICS Kazan).

Click here to see the full line-up for the European team.

The Rest of the World will draw strength from their inside presence, and the side features some of the top centers in the competition in Ruben Wolkowisky (BC Khimki), Art Long (Azovmash Mariupol) and Michael McDonald (EKA Lemesos).

Click here to see the full line-up for the Rest of the World team.

04-01-2005, 06:22 AM	#5
Big_Dog Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Reykjavík, Iceland Posts: 244	RE:Vote Jon for the FIBA All-Star Game! Hey! Jon is a starter for the european all-star team! from FIBAeurope.com FIBA Europe announced today the 12-man rosters for the FIBA Europe League All-Star Day, which will take place on 14th April in Nicosia, Cyprus. Players were selected for the game, which will be played in a Europe vs. Rest of the World format, via a fan vote on fibaeurope.com. 10 players per side were selected by the fans and the remaining 2 places were awarded on a wilcard basis by FIBA Europe. The inaugural All-Star Day was held in 2004, with the Rest of the World side defeating Europe in a close contest, 91-84. This years game features 24 players from 12 different countries. Europe is led by Bosnia & Herzegovina star Damir Mrsic, and features further international players in Jon Stefansson (Iceland and Dynamo St Petersburg) and Kaspars Kambala (Latvia and UNICS Kazan). Click here to see the full line-up for the European team. The Rest of the World will draw strength from their inside presence, and the side features some of the top centers in the competition in Ruben Wolkowisky (BC Khimki), Art Long (Azovmash Mariupol) and Michael McDonald (EKA Lemesos). Click here to see the full line-up for the Rest of the World team. __________________ I wanna be sedated!!!