2004 CBA All-Star Game

The 2004 Continental Basketball Association All-Star Game was the 38th All-Star Game organised by CBA since its inception in 1949. It was held at the Yakima SunDome of a 6,000 capacity in Yakima, Washington. The National Conference defeated the American Conference 107–105.^[1]

Roberto Bergersen was named the MVP.

Roy Tarpley was probably the biggest name in this edition, having played previously 6 seasons in the NBA.

Jimmie Hunter^[2] of Rockford Lightning was the winner.

Kaniel Dickens of Dakota Wizards was the winner.

Roberto Bergersen was the top scorer of the match with 27 pts for the American Conference, while teammates Leonard White scored 16 and David Jackson had 12.

National Conference Pos. Number Player Team Previous Appearances Team F #40 Anthony Bonner Great Lakes Storm G #42 Torraye Braggs Yakima Sun Kings 2000 F #33 Kaniel Dickens Dakota Wizards C #41 Ben Ebong[3] Dakota Wizards G #25 Ronnie Fields Rockford Lightning 2003 G #4 Eddie Gill Dakota Wizards G #6 Anthony Goldwire* Yakima Sun Kings G #1 Jimmie Hunter Rockford Lightning G #45 Anthony Miller Yakima Sun Kings G #24 Ray Weathers Dakota Wizards Head coach: Dave Joerger (Dakota Wizards)

American Conference Pos. Number Player Team Previous Appearances Team G #20 Roberto Bergersen Idaho Stampede F #5 Josh Davis Idaho Stampede G #22 DeSean Hadley Idaho Stampede G #22 David Jackson Sioux Falls Skyforce C #23 Immanuel McElroy Gary Steelheads F #10 Jemeil Rich Gary Steelheads C #42 Leon Smith * Gary Steelheads C #55 Roy Tarpley Sioux Falls Skyforce F #33 Leonard White Sioux Falls Skyforce 1996 F #33 Galen Young Gary Steelheads Head coach: Larry Krystkowiak (Idaho Stampede)

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MVP	Topscorer	Slam-dunk champion	Long Distance Shootout Winner
Roberto Bergersen	Roberto Bergersen	Kaniel Dickens	Jimmie Hunter

• 2003 CBA All-Star Game
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