HOUSTON — Portland rookie Damian Lillard beat Philadelphia guard Jrue Holiday in the final round to win the Skills Competition during All-Star Saturday night.
The competition involves players navigating a dribbling circuit, taking a 3-point shot, hitting targets with passes and driving for a layup. Lillard, who played four years at Weber State, swished his first 3-point attempt in his winning run and finished the obstacle course in 29.8 seconds. Holiday's time was 35.6 seconds.
Houston point guard Jeremy Lin and defending champion Tony Parker also were in the field, but didn't come close to qualifying for the championship round.
Earlier, a team of Chris Bosh, Swin Cash and Dominique Wilkins won the Shooting Stars competition, beating the trio of Russell Westbrook, Maya Moore and Robert Horry.
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Congrats to Lillard. He is an outstanding talent, glad he was able to show it on the bright stage of All Star Weekend.
Guy is dominating. Best player to come out of Utah since Andre miller.
Another accolade for the Damian Lillard. He's an awesome talent! Couldn't happen to a better person. Great to see all this success hasn't changed him. He's still the same humble and team-oriented player he was at Weber State! More..