Blue Stars is a professional basketball team in the Lebanese Basketball League. They competed in the FIBA Asia Champions Cup 2007, finishing in 5th place and disappeared.
Jean Abdel-Nour (2003–09) Rony Fahed (2002–2007) Brian Beshara 
Ronnie Fields (2006) Fadi El Khatib (2006–07) Rodrigue Akl Cedric Henderson Jerald Honeycutt Roy Samaha (2004–07) Dickey Simpkins (2005–06) [1] Tony Maacaron
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