When is the 2012 Shooting Star game

On February 26, 2012, Beijing time, the All-Star Weekend was held for the Shooting Star Competition.

There are four teams participating in the tournament, which are New York, Orlando, Texas and the host Orlando. Each team has three participants, including one active NBA player, one WNBA player, and one retired player.

The game is divided into two rounds, and the 6 points at different distances on the court are shot, and the score is calculated according to the time to complete the shot, and the fastest shot is the champion.

In the first round of shooting, New York went well, with Alan Houston hitting a super-long shot in just 38 seconds.

Orlando was the most difficult, with three shots from close range and the last mid-circle shot that went over distance took a lot of time, and it took 104 seconds to complete the task. Maria Ferdinand Harris hit a long-range shot, but it was clearly not as good as it could have been.

Atalanta was also hit by a long-range shot by women's Lindsay Hadlin, and they missed the final in seconds.

New York and Texas made it to the finals.

Texas took the lead and Kenny Smith hit the ultra-long shot in just a few seconds, putting a lot of pressure on New York.

However, New York, with a luxurious lineup, went more smoothly, taking only 18 seconds to shoot the first five balls. After that, they began to shoot from long range frequently, and finally only used the second bet to complete the task and easily win the championship.

1. City State: Atlanta.

Competitors: Jerry Stackhouse, Lindsey Harding, Steve Smith (retired), Joe Johnson.

Team: Atlanta Hawks.

First round: seconds. 2. City State: Orlando.

Competitors: Jameel Nelson (Orlando Magic), Mary Ferdinand Harris (Phoenix Mercury), Dennis Scott (Orlando Magic) Retired.

First round: 104 seconds.

3. City State: New York (Champion).

Competitors: Landry Fields (New York Knicks), Capy Pondecoster (New York Libre), Alan Houston (New York Knicks) are retired.

First round: 38 seconds.

Second round: seconds. 4. City State: Texas.

Competitors: Chandler Parsons (Houston Rockets), Sofia Young (San Antonio Silver Star), Kenny Smith (Houston Rockets) are retired.

Second round: seconds.

The Shooting Stars contest rules are as follows: four teams compete, each consisting of three players, including one active NBA player, one retired superstar, and one female WNBA player. There are a total of 6 shooting points, three people shoot separately, the first person can shoot after the next person can shoot, and the winner is determined by one round of games.

The six shooting points are: 45 degrees 3 meters on the right side, 45 degrees 3 meters on the left side, three-point shot at the top of the circle, 3-point shot at the right baseline, 3-point shot at 45 degrees on the left side and 3 points from a long distance in the midfield. It is usually held on the second day of All-Star Weekend.

The competition is divided into two rounds, with two teams eliminated in the first round and the winner determined in the second round. NBA Shooting Stars began at All-Star Weekend in 2004.