Of the numerous skills that Sheana Mosch has exhibited this season for Montepellier in France and in FIBA Europe's EuroLeague Women All-Star Game, none were more important than her ability to spin a basketball on her finger this weekend.

The American guard, along with CSKA Moscow's Ann Wauters and ESB Villeneuve d'Ascq LM's Geraldine Robert, spent an hour on Sunday morning with children who have lost the use of their legs at the Hospital National de Saint Maurice in Paris.

With the EuroLeague Women All Star Game just 24 hours away the members of both the Rest of the World and the Europe team spent Saturday meeting with the media and enjoying a day out in the city of light.

It was a chance for those who have never visited the French capital to spend some time taking in the sites, and to celebrate the accomplishments of the talented group who will entertain fans on Sunday.

If you can't be in Paris for the EuroLeague Women All Star Game that doesn't mean you have to miss the action from the Stade Pierre de Coubertin.

The best players from Europe and the Rest of the World will compete for bragging rights with the city of light as the backdrop and fans will be able to see it all online.