by Brandon Richard
For the first time in history, the NBA's Rising Stars Challenge featured players from the United States against a team of young international stars.
Led by number 1 overall pick Andrew Wiggins, Team World pulled out a closely contested game over the Americans 121-112. Wiggins, the game's MVP, had 22 points and 6 rebounds, while Victor Oladipo and Zach LaVine each had 22 for Team USA.
Wiggins' performance also capped off a big night for adidas, after the MVP debuted the brand's upcoming Crazylight Boost 2015. The new model, which features Primeknit and Boost technology, is set for a summer release.
Jordan Brand and Nike were also represented with special make-ups of their latest performance models.
Read on for a look at every sneaker worn in the 2015 Rising Stars Challenge.
Who: Andrew Wiggins
Shoe: adidas Crazylight Boost 2015
Who: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Shoe: Nike HyperRev 2015
Who: Nikola Mirotic
Shoe: Nike Zoom Run the One
Who: Rudy Gobert
Shoe: Nike Air Max Premiere Custom
Who: Dennis Schroder
Shoe: Nike HyperRev 2015
Who: Matthew Dellavedova
Shoe: Nike Kobe 8 iD
Who: Dante Exum
Shoe: adidas Futurestar Boost
Who: Kostas Papanikolaou
Shoe: Nike Hyperdunk 2014
Who: Gorgui Dieng
Shoe: Nike Hyperdunk 2014
Who: Bojan Bogdanovic
Shoe: Nike Zoom Run the One
Who: Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
Shoe: Nike HyperRev 2015
Who: Nerlens Noel
Shoe: Nike Zoom Soldier 8
Who: Cody Zeller
Shoe: Jordan Super.Fly 3
Who: Victor Oladipo
Shoe: Jordan Super.Fly 3
Who: Elfrid Payton
Shoe: Nike Zoom Run the One
Who: Mason Plumlee
Shoe: Nike Hyperdunk 2014
Who: Trey Burke
Shoe: Nike HyperRev 2015
Who: Zach LaVine
Shoe: Nike Air Foamposite One 'Chromeposite'
Who: Shabazz Muhammad
Shoe: adidas Futurestar Boost
Who: Robert Covington
Shoe: Nike Hyperdunk 2014
images via ESPN, Bob Donnan for USA Today Sports
