BBL All-Star game rosters announced

The full rosters for the 2024 British Basketball League All-Star Game have now been confirmed ahead of the event’s return on Sunday March 17 at London’s Copper Box Arena.

The rosters from both the South and North are packed with standout players from the season, with the starters selected entirely from a fan vote, while the reserves were selected by the coaches, who had to select one player from each team in the League, ensuring every club is represented in the game (tickets still available, here).

Two homegrown British players made the rosters, in the Lions’ Gabe Olaseni and Manchester’s Jamell Anderson.

The 10-man roster for each team can now be confirmed:

Men’s All-Star South Roster

Teddy Allen (C) – Forward, Leicester Riders (starter)
Jaren Holmes – Guard, Leicester Riders (starter)
Matt Morgan – Guard, London Lions (starter)
Sam Dekker – Forward, London Lions (starter)
Brad Greene – Centre, Bristol Flyers (starter)
T.J. Atwood – Guard, Plymouth City Patriots (reserve)
Kimbal Mackenzie – Guard, Leicester Riders (reserve)
Gabe Olaseni – Centre, London Lions (reserve)
Tevin Olison – Guard, Bristol Flyers (reserve)
Padiet Wang – Guard, Surrey Scorchers (reserve)
Head Coach: Petar Bozic

Men’s All-Star North Roster

Larry Austin Jr. (C) – Guard, Seriös Group Newcastle Eagles (starter)
Jordan Johnson – Guard, Seriös Group Newcastle Eagles (starter)
Tajh Green – Forward, Seriös Group Newcastle Eagles (starter)
Aaryn Rai – Forward, Cheshire Phoenix (starter)
Ethan Chargois – Centre, Cheshire Phoenix (starter)
Jamell Anderson – Forward, Manchester Giants (reserve)
Rickey McGill – Guard, Seriös Group Newcastle Eagles (reserve)
Clifton Moore Jr. – Centre, Caledonia Gladiators (reserve)
Jalon Pipkins – Guard, B. Braun Sheffield Sharks (reserve)
LaQuincy Rideau – Guard, Cheshire Phoenix (reserve)
Head Coach: Gareth Murray

Tickets are still available to purchase here.

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