Quemont Greer Gets All-Star Nod

Bismarck, N.D., Feb. 14, 2007 – Dakota Wizards forward Quemont Greer will be in uniform for the Eastern Division team in Las Vegas during the first ever NBA Development League All-Star game on Saturday, February 17. Greer was named as a replacement for Austin forward James White who was recalled by the San Antonio Spurs and therefore is not eligible to play in the D-League All-Star game.

 

“Q is a great player and he deserves this honor”, said Wizards Head Coach Dave Joerger. “He has worked very hard for these honors and it’s nice to see the hard work paying off for him.”

 

The 6’7 forward had a season high 40 points vs. Colorado at the D-League Showcase in January while being named the D-League Performer of the Week for two straight weeks. Greer is averaging 17.2 points, 6.3 rebounds and 1.9 assist per game.

 

The Wizards will host a social to watch the D-League All-Star game on Saturday Feb 17th at Stadium Sports Bar starting at 3:30 CT, $1 off pitchers and $2 off of appetizers from Sammy’s Pizza will be available during the game.

 

The All-Star game will be held on Center Court at NBA All-Star Jam Session presented by adidas at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. The game will tip off at 4 p.m. CT and will be televised live on NBA TV.

 

Prior to the game, East head coach Sidney Moncrief (Fort Worth) and West head coach Joe Wolf (Colorado) will choose starting lineups for their respective teams.

 

The updated complete 2007 Eastern and Western Division All-Star squads are listed below.

 

EASTERN DIVISION ALL-STAR ROSTER

 

Pos.    Player (Team)            Ht.            Wt.            Birthdate                College

  G       Will Conroy (Tulsa) 6-2  195  12/08/82  Washington    

  G       BJ Elder (Austin)  6-4     205  09/04/82  Georgia Tech

  G  Renaldo Major (Dakota)  6-7  190  05/07/82  Fresno State 

  G       Clay Tucker (Arkansas)  6-3     195  06/14/80  Wisconsin-Milwaukee

  F        Alan Anderson (Tulsa) 6-6  220  10/16/82  Michigan State

  F  Stephen Graham (Sioux Falls)   6-6  215  06/11/82  Oklahoma State

  F        Pops Mensah-Bonsu (Ft. Worth)  6-9     232  09/17/83  George Washington

  F  Quemont Greer (Dakota)  6-7  240  12/05/81  DePaul

  C       Luke Schenscher (Ft. Worth) 7-1  265  12/31/81  Georgia Tech

  C       Loren Woods (Austin)  7-2     260  06/21/78  Arizona

                    Head Coach: Sidney Moncrief (Ft. Worth)

                    Assistant Coach: Paul Mokeski (Ft. Worth)

                    Athletic Trainer: Takashi Onuki (Fort Worth)

 

WESTERN DIVISION ALL-STAR ROSTER

 

      Pos      Player (Team)    Ht.      Wt.      Birthdate      College/Country

      G         Brian Chase (Los Angeles)      5-8       160       10/08/81       Virginia Tech

       G         Pooh Jeter (Colorado)       5-11     175       12/02/83       Univ. of Portland

       G         Randy Livingston (Idaho)       6-4       210       04/02/75       Louisiana State

       G         Von Wafer (Colorado)       6-5       210       06/21/85       Florida State

       F          Rick Rickert (Colorado)       6-11     225       02/11/83       Minnesota

       F          Kevinn Pinkney (Bakersfield)       6-10     245       10/20/83       Nevada-Reno

       F          Dijon Thompson (Albuquerque)       6-7       195       02/23/83       UCLA

       F          Jawad Williams (Anaheim)       6-9       218       02/19/83       North Carolina

       C          Elton Brown (Colorado)       6-9       250       09/09/83       Virginia

       C          Peter John Ramos (Idaho)        7-3       287       05/23/85       Puerto Rico

                    Head Coach: Joe Wolf (Colorado)

                    Assistant Coach: Kent Davison (Colorado)

                    Athletic Trainer: Mark Morrissey (Colorado)

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