All Star Game.
The players:
Big 8:
Starters:
[Lithuania] Bernardas Matarevicius
Team: Marroco Basket
[Morocco] Mohammad Al-Abdel
Team: Fnideq Super Stars
[Hungary] Ede Szirtesi
Team: Fnideq Super Stars
[France] Robin Pailleux
Team: Durban AllStars
[South Africa] Umi Munthali
Team: Durban AllStars
Backups:
[Spain] Javier Navidad
Team: Fnideq Super Stars
[Brazil] Yure Corujito
Team: Marroco Basket
[South Africa] Anuiyelewa Nthite
Team: Durban AllStars
[Poland] Grzegorz Kuchcinski
Team: Marroco Basket
[Greece] Yiorgos Farakopoulos
Team: Marroco Basket
Great 8:
Starters:
[Iran] Danesh Shajare
Team: Miguels Boys
[Morocco] Hossam Al-Abdel
Team: taroudant flyers
[Serbia] Petar Ðilas
Team: Miguels Boys
[Singapore] Au Huat Loong
Team: Miguels Boys
[Lithuania] Šaras Bendžius
Team: Miguels Boys
Backups:
[Morocco] Zayegh Abu-Kaleel
Team: taroudant flyers
[Taiwan] Ng Tim Sam
Team: DK Shaolins
[Senegal] Souty Medou
Team: DK Shaolins
[Malaysia] Bazil Jeferin
Team: Amish boys
[Senegal] Gorgui Preira
Team: DK Shaolins
A brief analysis.
The players come from 7 different clubs.
Here is the ranking of the clubs providing the most players:
Marroco Basket: 4
Miguels Boys: 4
DK Shaolins: 3
Durban AllStars: 3
Fnideq Super Stars: 3
taroudant flyers: 2
Amish boys: 1
13 different nationalities are represented.
Morocco is the most represented country, with 3 players.
Senegal, Lithuania and South Africa follow closely with 2 players each.
The rest of the list is highly cosmopolitan, featuring players from Europe (France, Spain, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Serbia), Asia (Iran, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia), and South America (Brazil).
Fun fact:
Mohammad Al-Abdel (Big 8) and Hossam Al-Abdel (Great 8) are both present and are regularly called up to the Moroccan national team. Are they related?