Icelandic Basketball Association Men's All-Star Game

It was held was held periodically until 1988 when it was held annually to 2014 and featured a mix of the countries star players. The first annual All-Star Game was played at the Hlíðarendi on 27 January 1988.^[1] It was last held on 24 January 2014 at the Ásvellir stadium.

The teams selections varied from year to year, with sports journalists selecting the teams during the first years while later teams were selected by fans and coaches. The teams buildup also varied, sometimes splitting the players to teams based on geography (Players from Suðurnes or the Capital Region versus the rest of the country) or pitting domestic players against foreign players.

The All-Star day featured the all-star match between selections, a slam-dunk contest, a three-point contest and a celebrity game.

This is a list of each All-Star Game, the venue at which it was played, and the Game MVP.

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Season	Result	Host arena	Host city	Date	Game MVP	Notes
1978–1979	Icelandic players 85 - Foreign players 128	Laugardalshöll	Reykjavík			The Icelandic team was made up of players in the Icelandic national team.[2]
1985–1986	National Team 61 - Press Select 71[3]	Laugardalshöll	Reykjavík			The National Team was made up of players in the Icelandic national team.[4]
1987–1988	Landið 81 - Suðurnes 79[1]	Hlíðarendi	Reykjavík	January 27, 1988	Pálmar Sigurðsson (Haukar)
1988–1989	Suðurnes 87 - Landið 90	Keflavík	Keflavík	February 25, 1989	Valur Ingimundarson (Tindastóll)	The teams were selected by sports journalists.[5]
1989–1990	Suðurnes 132 - Landið 129[6]	Keflavík	Keflavík	February 9, 1990	Teitur Örlygsson (Njarðvík)
1990–1991	Suðurnes 147 - Landið 133	Grindavík	Grindavík	February 10, 1991	Rondey Robinson (Njarðvík)
1991–1992	Landið 151 - Suðurnes 128	Laugardalshöll	Reykjavík	February 24, 1992	Not selected
1992–1993	A Group 128 - B Group 157	Hlíðarendi	Reykjavík	February 13, 1993	Not selected	The starting teams were selected by the readers of Morgunblaðið and Dagblaðið Vísir. The All-Star team coaches selected the remaining 7 players on each team.[7]
1993–1994	A Group 143 - B Group 134	Austurberg	Reykjavík	February 12, 1994	Frank Booker (Valur)	Overtime
1994–1995	A Group 198 - B Group 199[8]	Laugardalshöll	Reykjavík	February 11, 1995	John Rhodes (ÍR)	Double overtime: 165-165 and 183-183
1995–1996	Domestic 103 - Foreign 116	Smárinn	Kópavogur	February 18, 1996	Torrey John, Tindastóll
1996–1997	Team Sprite 114 - Team Esso 122[9]	Laugardalshöll	Reykjavík	January 11, 1997	Herman Myers, Grindavík
1997–1998	Team Sprite 124 - Team Esso 108	Laugardalshöll	Reykjavík	January 17, 1998	Sherrick Simpson (Haukar)	Teams selected by Benedikt Guðmundsson (Sprite) and Einar Einarsson (Esso)
1998–1999	Team Esso vs Team Sprite	Hlíðarendi	Reykjavík	Postponed	N/A	Game was first postponed due to bad weather and later canceled
1999–2000	Team Sprite 154 - Team Esso 124	Strandagata	Hafnarfjörður	January 15, 2000	Keith Veney (Njarðvík)
2000–2001	Team Doritos 131 - Team Pepsi 136	Ljónagryfjan	Njarðvík	January 13, 2001	Shawn Myers (Tindastóll)
2001–2002	Team Domestic 105 - Team Foreign 113	Ásvellir	Hafnarfjörður	January 12, 2002	Damon Johnson (Keflavík)
2002–2003	Team South 132 - Team North 123	Ásvellir	Hafnarfjörður	January 11, 2003	Stevie Johnson (Haukar)
2003–2004	Team South 136 - Team North 133	Seljaskóli	Reykjavík	January 10, 2004	Friðrik Erlendur Stefánsson (Njarðvík)
2004–2005	Team Domestic 113 - Team Foreign 134	Hlíðarendi	Reykjavík	January 15, 2005	Clifton Cook (Skallagrímur)
2005–2006	Team Domestic 109 - Team Foreign 128 [10]	DHL-Höllin	Reykjavík		A.J. Moye (Keflavík)
2006–2007	Team Domestic 120 - Team Foreign 142[11]	DHL-Höllin	Reykjavík		Kevin Sowell (Þór Akureyri)
2007–2008	Team Domestic 137 - Team Foreign 136[12]	Keflavík	Keflavík	20 January, 2008	A.J. Moye (2) (Keflavík)
2008–2009	Team Úrvalsdeild 113 - National Team Selection 111 [13]	Ásvellir	Hafnarfjörður	20 December 2008	Jason Dourisseau (KR)
2009–2010	Team Iceland Express 129 - Team Shell 134 [14]	Dalhús	Grafarvogur	12 December, 2009	Andre Dabney, Hamar	[15]
2010–2011	Team Landsbyggðin 130 - Team Capital Region 128	Seljaskóli	Reykjavík	11 December, 2010	Lazar Trifunovic (Keflavík)
2011–2012	Team Capital Region 142 - Team Landsbyggðin 140	Dalhús	Grafarvogur		Nathan Walkup (Fjölnir)
2012–2013 [16]	Team Icelandair 122 - Team Domino's 148 [17][18]	Ásgarður	Garðabær	21 January, 2013	Jay Threatt (Snæfell)	Domestic players versus foreign players
2013–2014 [19]	Team Icelandair 140 - Team Domino's 116	Ásvellir	Hafnarfjörður	25 January, 2014	Junior Hairston (Stjarnan)

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