1st:Aisin Sea Horses (2 consecutive times)
2nd:Panasonic Super Kangaroos
3rd:OSG Phoenix/Mitsubishi Melco Dolphins

Best 5 Players
- Masaki Gotoh (Aisin)
- Eric McArthur(Aisin)
- Fumihiko Aono(Panasonic)
- Satoru Furuta(Mitsubishi)
- Masahiro Ohguchi(OSG)

Final Game Report
Panasonic Super Kangaroos made it to the final after several years of break since they won the Championship in 1997. They made a challenge to last champion, Aisin Sea Horses that holds Japanese basketball "experts", Eric McArthur, Masaki Gotoh, Hideaki Toyama, and Mr. Japanese Basketball, Kenichi Sako. They confused young and energetic Super Kangaroos with their "matured" plays & formations and prevent them from hopping away. Super Kangaroos' big tower, standing high in the post, made inside shots and also supported outside quite well. Till he got out with a cramp, he carried out his job making 28 points.
(Aisin Sea Horses)
Masaki Gotoh 21p+4rb, Eric McArthur 20p+13rb+5a, Hideaki Toyama 16p(6-6ft)+5rb, Kanetaka Takatsuji 12p+6rb, Kenichi Sako 8p+8a
(Panasonic Super Kangaroos)
Fumihiko Aono 28p+7rb, Naoto Nakamura 11p(3-3p), Hiroyuki Kinoshita 10p+4a, Makoto Nagayama 9p+3rb+5a

 Japanese JBL All-Star Game 2003
White Team:
Yuta Tabuse (175-G-80), Toyota
Takuya Kita, Toshiba
Takuma Watanabe (188-G-78), Toyota
Satoru Furuta, Toyota
Eric McArthur, Aisin
Makoto Okita (176-G-76), Mitsubishi
Naoto Nakamura, Panasonic
Satoshi Sakumoto (190-G/F-72), Hitachi
Takashi Ohno, Mitsubishi
Fumihiko Aono, Panasonic
Carl Thomas (200-F-76), Aisin
Hendrick Brian (206-F-70), Toyota

Blue Team:
Kenichi Sako, Aisin
Takehiko Orimo, Toyota
Kazuhiro Shoji, Niigata
Hideaki Toyama, Aisin
Shunsuke Ito, Toshiba
Masahiro Ohguchi, OSG
Masaki Gotoh, OSG
Makoto Nagayama, Panasonic
Koji Naya (190-G-73), Toyota
Enkin Sou, Toshiba
J.R. Henderson, Aisin
Charles O'Bannon, Toyota