PBA Flashback: 1990s Players Stats, Records and Oddities

A rundown on PBA players accumulated statistical points after the Eliminations of the 1990 All-Filipino conference
By: Nap Gutierrez
Sports Flash dated August 2-8, 1990

1. Allan Caidic (Presto) 1218 sps
2. Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell) 990 sps
3. Samboy Lim (San Miguel) 912 sps
4. Benjie Paras (Shell) 902 sps
5. Alvin Patrimonio (Purefoods) 884 sps
6. Dante Gonzalgo (Anejo) 878 sps
7. Paul Alvarez (Alaska) 876 sps
8. Abet Guidaben (Alaska) 820 sps
9. Elpidio Villamin (Alaska) 818 sps
10. Onchie Dela Cruz (Presto) 808 sps
11. Rudy Distrito (Anejo) 792 sps
12. Abe King (Presto) 776 sps
13. Rey Cuenco (Anejo) 758 sps
14. Manny Victorino (Presto) 730 sps
15. Chito Loyzaga (Anejo) 726 sps
16. Jojo Lastimosa (Purefoods) 718 sps
17. Jerry Codinera (Purefoods) 712 sps
18. Nelson Asaytono (Purefoods) 674 sps
19. Robert Jaworski (Anejo) 640 sps
20. Boy Cabahug (Alaska) 632 sps

Caidic scoring leader
November 1990

Despite missing his team’s first two outings due to the Asian Games, Presto Tivoli Allan Caidic still led the locals in scoring after the elimination round of the ongoing PBA Third Conference.

1. Allan Caidic (Presto) 23.6 ppg
2. Abet Guidaben (Pepsi) 20.4 ppg
3. Paul Alvarez (Alaska) 17.7 ppg
3. Samboy Lim (San Miguel) 17.7 ppg
4. Rudy Distrito (Anejo) 16.7 ppg
5. Benjie Paras (Shell) 16.3 ppg
6. Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell) 15.0 ppg
7. Jojo Lastimosa (Purefoods) 14.9 ppg
8. Ponkee Alolor (Pepsi) 14.3 ppg
9. Yoyoy Villamin (Alaska) 11.4 ppg
10. Ramon Fernandez (San Miguel) 10.9 ppg

MVP race: Chase Alvin
By: Chino Trinidad
November 14-20, 1991

Total points garnered by the players up to the end of the eliminations of the 1991 Third Conference. (Statistical Points)

1. Alvin Patrimonio (Purefoods) 5,327 SPs
2. Benjie Paras (Shell) 4,891 SPs
3. Ramon Fernandez (San Miguel) 4,485 SPs
4. Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell) 4,464 SPs
5. Jerry Codinera (Purefoods) 4,364 SPs
6. Al Solis (Swift) 4,258 SPs
7. Ato Agustin (San Miguel) 3,800 SPs
8. Jojo Lastimosa (Alaska) 3,759 SPs
9. Nelson Asaytono (Purefoods) 3,679 SPs
10. Dindo Pumaren (Purefoods) 3,633 SPs

Total Rebounds (Averages were'nt calculated) from the start of the 1991 Season up to the end of eliminations of the third conference. Semifinals stats not counted yet.

1. Jerry Codinera (Purefoods) 521
2. Alvin Patrimonio (purefoods) 492
3. Benjie Paras (Shell) 483
4. Terry Saldana (Swift) 422
5. Ramon Fernandez (San Miguel) 374

Assists Department (Total)

1. Dindo Pumaren (Purefoods) 430
2. Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell) 420
3. Gerry Esplana (Tivoli Milk) 335
4. Ramon Fernandez (San Miguel) 292
5. Robert Jaworski (Ginebra) 254

Blocks Category (Total)

1. Benjie Paras (Shell) 204
2. Jerry Codinera (Purefoods) 105
3. Ramon Fernandez (San Miguel) 91
4. Alvin Patrimonio (Purefoods) 75
5. Dong Polistico (Alaska) 72

Steals Department (Total)

1. Ricric Marata (Swift) 69
2. Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell) 68
3. Ramon Fernandez (San Miguel) 66
3. Allan Caidic (Tivoli Milk) 66
4. Rudy Distrito (Ginebra) 42
5. Willie Generalao (Pepsi) 41

hmm.., feels good to be in the past..

keep 'em coming, e2m!

1992 MVP Derby
A Second MVP plum for Benjie Paras?
Scoreboard dated: April 27-May 3, 1992

Latest MVP statistical points (SP) rating at the end of the 1992 PBA First Conference Semifinals. In the Championships, the members of a winning team are given a bonus of 60 sp’s while the losing team, 30 sp’s. (Total games played)

Benjie Paras 1520 SPs (18)
Jojo Lastimosa 1476 SPs (18)
Ronnie Magsanoc 1454 SPs (19)
Paul Alvarez 1450 SPs (18)
Nelson Asaytono 1356 SPs (18)
Ramon Fernandez 1222 SPs (19)
Romy Dela Rosa 1204 SPs (18)
Ato Agustin 1134 SPs (18)
Allan Caidic 1104 SPs (16)
Al Solis 1038 SPs (18)

1992 Season Individual All-Time Records
By: Analee Pineda
Scoreboard Magazine: February 8-14, 1993

First (Open) Conference

Best 3-Pt shots game record – 6-of-6, 100%, Glen Capacio (24 points, Purefoods beats Ginebra, 157-118, March 10, 1992)

Free Throw Consecutive Conversion in a single Conference – 51, Ronnie Magsanoc, Shell, Feb.9-March 24. (Broken: 50 set by Joey Loyzaga, Anejo Rum, 1988).

All Filipino Conference

Most Assists – 28, Eugene Quilban (Seven-Up beats Shell, 123-100, August 9, 1992)

Most Free Throw Attempts (locals) – 27, Nelson Asaytono

Most Free Throw Made (locals) – 24, (27-24-89%), Asaytono (48 points, Swift losses to Purefoods, 106-110, July 2, 1992)

Third (Reinforced) Conference

Top Scorers - Imports (3pt-2pt-FT) Total Points

Tony Harris (6-21-45) 105 pts, Swift 151-147 win over Ginebra in Iloilo, October 10
Tony Harris (7-26-25) 98 pts, Swift 179-161 win over Presto, October 18
Tony Harris (8-18-27) 87 pts, Swift 134-106 win over San Miguel, September 22
Tony Harris (7-17-27) 82 pts, Swift 166-144 win over Purefoods in Bacolod, October 9
Tony Harris (7-13-29) 76 pts, Swift 145-146 loss to Ginebra, November 3
Melvin Newbern (6-16-20) 70 pts, Seven Up loss to San Miguel, September 27

Previous Record: 103 pts set by Michael Hackett, 11/21/1985

Most Free Throw attempts and made: Tony Harris - 53 (53-45-85%) Swift beats Ginebra, 151-147, October 10, 1992

Consecutive Free Throws - 19-of-19 (3rd all time high) Tony Harris (Swift beat Seven-Up, 123-118, October 6, 1992)

1990 PBA Season

Here's some of my compilation of Players/Imports Total points as well as rebounds, Assists, blocks, steals. includes playdates and Game Results/Final Tally.

Open (1st) Conference

February 20
Shell 126: Bobby Parks, 42 pts, 21 rebs, 6 assts
Presto 105: Winston Crite, 38 pts
February 20
Alaska 140: Anthony Simms, 50 pts
Anejo 135: Glen Dedmon, 32 pts
March 13
Pop Cola 138: Alfredrick Hughes, 46 pts, 26 rebs, 4 assts
Purefoods 120: Dwayne Johnson, 27 pts, 11 rebs
March 20
Anejo 120: Sylvester Gray, 26 pts, 27 rebs, 3 blks
Shell 106: Bobby Parks, 38 pts, Benjie Paras, 25 pts
April 17
Presto 115:Winston Crite, 56 pts, 13 rebs, 3 assts, 2 stls, 4 blks
Anejo 113: Sylvester Gray, 28 pts

Anejo 122-113 win over Purefoods, March 27
Sylvester Gray, 27 pts, 12 rebs, 6 assts, 5 blks
Chito Loyzaga, 21 pts
Robert Jaworski, 17 pts, 5 rebs, 2 stls
Dante Gonzalgo, 17 pts, 3 rebs, 7 assts
Anejo 131-122 win over Alaska, April 3
Sylvester Gray, 35 pts, 36 rebs *3rd best
Leo Isaac, 24 pts, 7 rebs, 4 assts
Shell 167-140 win over Alaska, April 17
Bobby Parks, 53 pts
Benjie Paras 41 pts
Shell 156-134 win over Anejo, Open Finals Game 3, May 8
Bobby Parks, 35 pts, 12 rebs, 11 assts
Ronnie Magsanoc, 34 pts (6 triples), 8 rebs, 5 assts, 3 stls
Benjie Paras, 28 pts, 11 rebs, 3 assts

Derek Hamilton, 77 pts, Pepsi 149-130 win over Pop Cola, February 18.
Derek Hamilton, 51 pts, Pepsi 118-131 loss to Purefoods, March 6.
Jojo Lastimosa, 32 pts, 4 rebs, 6 assts, Purefoods 126-134 loss to Alaska, March 20.
Winston Crite, 35 pts, 19 rebs, 10 blks, Presto 113-107 win over Purefoods, March 25.
Allan Caidic, 46 pts, Presto 115-113 win over San Miguel, April 1.
Allan Caidic, 35 pts, Presto 122-108 win over San Miguel, April 3.
Paul Alvarez, 71 pts, Alaska 169-138 win over Shell, April 26

1990 All Filipino Conference

Pop Cola 131-121 win over Alaska, June 10
Jegjeg Pelaez, 22 pts,
Joey Loyzaga, 21 pts, 12 assts
Presto 113-95 win over Pepsi 95, June 12
Allan Caidic, 40 pts
Zaldy Realubit, 16 pts, 19 rebs
Anejo 121-111 win over Alaska, June 26
Rudy Distrito, 34 pts
Dante Gonzalgo, 22 pts
Robert Jaworski, 18 pts, 5 rebs, 7 assts
Presto 131-128 win over Anejo, July 31
Allan Caidic, 47 pts
Arnie Tuadles, 27 pts
San Miguel 110-109 win over Presto, August 7
Samboy Lim, 28 pts
Ramon Fernandez, 26 pts, 11 rebs, 7 assts
Anejo 136-125 win over Purefoods, August 14
Rudy Distrito, 47 pts, 6 rebs, 4 assts
Dante Gonzalgo, 25 pts

Ronnie Magsanoc, 28 pts, Shell 115-145 loss to San Miguel, June 19
Rudy Distrito, 44 pts, Anejo 143-141 win over PopCola, OT, June 21
Samboy Lim, 36 pts, San Miguel 144-119 win over PopCola, June 26
Abe King, 21 pts, 20 rebs, Presto 118-114 win over Anejo, July 15
Nelson Asaytono, 28 pts, Purefoods 120-113 win over Presto, July 24
Samboy Lim, 24 pts, San Miguel 107-103 win over Alaska, July 31
Glen Capacio, 31 pts, Purefoods 116-107 win over Presto, August 12
Allan Caidic, 38 pts (7 triples), Presto 117-115 win over San Miguel, August 19 (KO Game)

1990 Reinforced Conference

September 30
Alaska 114: Paul Alvarez, 32 pts, Boy Cabahug, 20 pts
Pepsi 109: Jeff Hodge, 43 pts, 9 rebs, Aljun Taylor, 21 pts, 11 rebs
September 30
Purefoods 146: Walker Russell, 27 pts, 13 rebs, 20 assts
Shell 126: Bobby Parks and Kevin Williams, 52 pts each
October 2
Anejo 149: Carlos Briggs, 67 pts (9 triples), Toney Mack, 59 pts
San Miguel 147: Richard Morton, 53 pts, Michael Phelps, 44 pts
October 25
Anejo 136: Toney Mack, 64 pts, 16 rebs
Pepsi 130: Jose Slaughter, 49 pts
October 28
Shell 156: B.Parks, 55 pts, 9 rebs, 7 blks, K.Williams, 43 pts, 16 rebs
Anejo 131: Toney Mack, 33 pts, 23 rebs

Sarsi 141-138 win over Presto, October 2
Lewis Lloyd, 53 pts
Michael Anderson, 32 pts, 10 rebs, 13 assts
Presto 108-105 win over San Miguel, October 9
Winston Crite, 37 pts, 17 rebs, 3 blks
Ennis Whatley, 32 pts, 11 rebs, 6 assts
Presto 117-108 win over San Miguel, October 28
Winston Crite, 46 pts
Ennis Whatley, 41 pts
Alaska 114-94 win over Shell, November 27
Sean Chambers, 28 pts
Paul Alvarez, 25 pts

1991 PBA Season (some total output of our local players)

*Bold letters, Pts-Rebs-Assts (month/day)

Ramon Fernandez, 32 pts, San Miguel 123-115 win over Purefoods, 3/21
Andy De Guzman, 32 pts, Diet Sarsi 96-95 win over Shell, 3/12
Andy De Guzman, 31 pts, Diet Sarsi 143-133 win over Ginebra, 3/21 in Naga City
Elpidio Villamin, 35 pts, 13 rebs, Diet Sarsi 113-112 win over Shell, 4/16
Rudy Distrito, 32 pts, Ginebra 138-131 win over Purefoods, 4/16
Ato Agustin, 29 pts, San Miguel 116-107 win over Purefoods, 4/23
Ronnie Magsanoc, 32 pts, Shell 127-125 OT win over Ginebra, Finals Game 4, 5/12
Leo Isaac, 28 pts, Ginebra 116-90 win over Shell, Finals Game 5, 5/14
Robert Jaworski, 17-9-10, Ginebra 116-113 win over Pepsi, 6/18
Benjie Paras, 35 pts, 8 rebs, 10 blks*2nd all time high, Shell 96-101 OT loss to Pepsi, 6/23
Alvin Patrimonio, 28 pts, Purefoods OT win over Shell, 6/20
Alvin Patrimonio, 47 pts, Purefoods 128-125 OT win over Pepsi, 6/27
Robert Jaworski, 15-3-9, Ginebra 104-103 win over Diet Sarsi, 7/7
Ato Agustin, 34 pts, San Miguel 108-101 win over Shell in Cabanatuan, 7/5
Ato Agustin, 44 pts, San Miguel 104-105 loss to Diet Sarsi, 7/14
Ramon Fernandez, 31-9-11, San Miguel 112-102 win over Alaska, 8/8
Ramon Fernandez, 30-12-7, San Miguel 95-86 win over Diet Sarsi, 8/11
Allan Caidic, 36 pts (5 triples), Tivoli 148-134 win over Shell, 9/17
Jojo Lastimosa, 38 pts, Alaska 107-104 win over Purefoods, 10/1
Robert Jaworski, 17-17-11, Ginebra 120-126 loss to Shell, 10/20
Nelson Asaytono, 37 pts, Purefoods 137-140 loss to Ginebra, 10/24
Allan Caidic, 35 pts, Tivoli 133-152 loss to Ginebra, 11/5
Allan Caidic, 79 pts, Tivoli 162-149 win over Ginebra, 11/21
Rudy Distrito, 54 pts, Ginebra 149-162 loss to Tivoli Milk, 11/21

1991 Open and Reinforced Conference Imports Point production

Bobby Parks (Shell)
42 pts, 19 rebs, 8 assts, Shell 120-113 OT win over Pepsi, 2/17
59 pts, Shell 123-124 loss to Purefoods, 3/17 *put under protest, ordered replay,
50 pts, Shell 112-113 loss to Diet Sarsi, 4/16
Richard Hollis (Purefoods)
43 pts, Purefoods 116-111 win over San Miguel, 2/17
49 pts, Purefoods 139-129 win over Presto, 3/5
Bernard Thompson (Diet Sarsi)
43 pts, Diet Sarsi 132-130 win over Pepsi, 3/3
34 pts, Diet Sarsi 113-112 win over Shell, 4/16

Lanard Copeland, 48 pts, 11 rebs, 6 assts, 5 blks, Pepsi 113-120 OT loss to Shell, 2/17
Ricky Wilson, 57 pts, San Miguel 112-109 win over Ginebra, 3/19
Jervis Cole, 50 pts, Ginebra 109-112 loss to San Miguel, 3/19

Wes Matthews (Ginebra)
43 pts, 7 rebs, 4 assts, Ginebra 127-118 win over Swift, 9/15
64 pts, Ginebra 117-112 win over Pepsi, 10/6
48 pts, Ginebra 132-106 win over Tivoli Milk, 10/8
59 pts, Ginebra 152-133 win over Tivoli Milk, 11/5
31 pts, 11 rebs, 10 assts, Ginebra 90-99 loss to Alaska, Finals Game 4, 12/15
Andrew Moten (San Miguel)
40 pts, 11 rebs, San Miguel 113-106 win over Purefoods, 9/17
69 pts (12 triples), 14 rebs, San Miguel 125-123 win over Shell, 9/22
Kelvin Upshaw (Swift)
32 pts, 8 rebs, 5 assts, Swift 118-127 loss to Ginebra, 9/15
58 pts, Swift 130-116 win over Pepsi, 9/19
Sean Chambers (Alaska)
36 pts, 15 rebs, Alaska 100-94 win over Pepsi, 9/15
34 pts, 15 rebs, 11 assts, Alaska 122-103 win over Ginebra, Finals Game 3, 12/12
30 pts, 14 rebs, Alaska 99-90 win over Ginebra, Finals Game 4, 12/15
Jay Taylor (San Miguel)
55 pts, 9 rebs, 5 assts, San Miguel 116-106 win over Pepsi, 11/3
72 pts, San Miguel 141-128 win over Tivoli Milk, 11/10

Terrence Bailey, 46 pts, 9 rebs, 9 assts, Tivoli 148-134 win over Shell, 9/17
Perry McDonald, 40 pts, 22 rebs, 9 assts, Pepsi 122-112 win over Purefoods, 9/24
Larry Robbins, 54 pts, 11 rebs, San Miguel 126-124 win over Swift, 10/13
*Jervis Cole, 58 pts, Ginebra 113-108 win over San Miguel, 4/28

1992 Season (Some local players stats, Pts-Rebs-Assts, Month/Day)

Allan Caidic, 43 pts (7 triples), Presto 120-118 win over Swift, 2/9
Nelson Asaytono, 41 pts, Swift 127-123 win over Ginebra, 2/23
Allan Caidic, 33 pts, Presto 110-104 win over Purefoods, 3/1
Samboy Lim, 35 pts, San Miguel win over Presto in Cabanatuan, 6/20
Nelson Asaytono, 48 pts, Swift 106-110 loss to Purefoods, 7/2
Abet Guidaben, 32-10-6, Seven-Up 111-102 win over Presto, 7/5
Eugene Quilban, 26 pts, Seven-Up 110-101 win over Swift, 8/2
Elmer Cabahug, 30 pts in Game 4, 35 pts in Game 5, All-Filipino Finals
Ato Agustin, 34 pts, Game 7 All-Filipino Finals
Jojo Lastimosa, 32 pts, Alaska 111-97 win over Shell, 10/4
Allan Caidic, 46 pts, Presto loss to Ginebra, 10/13
Ronnie Magsanoc, 19-11-13, Shell 116-106 win over Purefoods, 10/13
Alvin Patrimonio, 41 pts, Purefoods win over Presto, 10/22

1992 Open and Reinforced Conference Imports (Excluding Tony Harris high total outputs)

Derrick Chievious (San Miguel Beer)
43-18-3, 4 blks, San Miguel 104-100 win over Pepsi, 2/11
52-22-9, San Miguel 126-118 win over Ginebra, 3/3

Derwin Collins, 30-7-7, Presto 110-104 win over Purefoods, 3/1
Ken Redfield, 39-24-8, Pepsi 110-105 win over Ginebra in Lucena City, 3/7
David Henderson, 51 pts, 25 rebs, Swift 136-122 win over Ginebra, 3/24
Bobby Parks, 42 pts, Shell 133-100 win over San Miguel, 4/21

Jamie Waller (Ginebra)
53 pts, Ginebra 92-93 loss to Alaska, 9/20
54 pts, 26 rebs, Ginebra 114-110 win over San Miguel, 9/29
62 pts, Ginebra 140-134 OT win over Purefoods, 10/6

Tony Harris (Swift)
69 pts, Swift 131-125 win over Purefoods, 9/27
57 pts, Swift 128-115 win over Shell, 10/1
54 pts, Swift 123-118 win over Seven-Up, 10/6
47 pts, Swift 125-116 win over Purefoods, 11/15
63 pts, Swift 142-131 win over Ginebra, 11/17

Jerome Harmon, 40 pts, Presto 95-104 loss to Shell, 9/20
Kurk Lee, 41 pts, 24 rebs, Purefoods 113-109 win over Seven-Up, 9/22
Joey Wright, 52 pts, Presto 139-135 win over San Miguel, 10/4
Kelvin Upshaw, 53 pts, Shell 116-106 win over Purefoods, 10/13
Danny Jones, 59 pts, 11 rebs, Ginebra 146-145 win over Swift, 11/3

2nd MVP almost certain for Alvin
By: Chino Trinidad
August 1993

Statistical race in the Commissioners Cup, Patrimonio places second to teammate Jerry Codinera in statistical points after the All Filipino Conference.

Alvin Patrimonio (Purefoods) 922 SPs
Vergel Meneses (Swift) 834 SPs
Jerry Codinera (Purefoods) 792 SPs
Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell) 788 SPs
Al Solis (Swift) 770 SPs
Johnny Abarrientos (Alaska) 762 SPs
*Benjie Paras (Shell) 744 SPs
Elmer Cabahug (Purefoods) 726 SPs
Jun Limpot (Sta.Lucia) 714 SPs
Ato Agustin (San Miguel) 670 SPs

*didn’t play in the First Conference

In the bag for Alvin?
December 1993

After the Governors Cup semifinal round ended, with only the media votes and the first two games of the championship series remains to be counted.

Alvin Patrimonio (Purefoods) 6,021 SPs
Nelson Asaytono (Swift) 5,271 SPs
Jerry Codinera (Purefoods) 5,186 SPs
Al Solis (Swift) 4,706 SPs
Ato Agustin (San Miguel) 4,536 SPs
Vergel Meneses (Swift) 4,516 SPs
Samboy Lim (San Miguel) 4,109 SPs
Allan Caidic (San Miguel) 3,950 SPs
Jun Limpot (Sta.Lucia) 3,737 SPs
Rudy Distrito (Swift) 3,645 SPs

Others who have figured prominently in the MVP race are: 11. Elmer Cabahug 12. Alvin Teng 13. Glen Capacio 14. Zaldy Realubit 15. Dindo Pumaren 16. Rene Hawkins 17. Yves Dignadice 18. Johnny Abarrientos 19. Art Dela Cruz 20. Ronnie Magsanoc.

1993 PBA Season

*Johnny Abarrientos, 20-8-11, Alaska 103-113 loss to Swift, 3/2
Ato Agustin, 30 pts, San Miguel 90-91 loss to Sta.Lucia, Game 1 Semis, 4/25
Vergel Meneses, 30 pts, Swift 132-108 win over Purefoods, 7/18
Al Solis, 26 pts (5 triples), Swift 118-117 OT win over Shell, 7/25
Elmer Cabahug, 33 pts, Purefoods win over Shell,

Nelson Asaytono
46 pts, Swift 113-103 win over Alaska, 3/2
20-17-11, Swift 102-96 win over Coney Island, 4/13

Alvin Patrimonio
33 pts, Coney Island 118-105 win over Ginebra, 4/20
31 pts, Coney Island 97-86 win over Swift, 4/27
29-11-2, Game 3 Finals, 31 pts, 8 rebs, Game 6 Finals, 5/18
29 pts, Purefoods 112-101 win over Shell, 7/20

Jun Limpot
*23 pts, 13 rebs, 3 blks, Sta.Lucia 112-91 win over Shell, 2/28
32 pts, Sta.Lucia 115-111 win over Swift, 11/7

*debut

Commissioner's and Governors Cup Imports

Ronnie Thompkins
36 pts, 28 rebs, Swift 105-98 win over San Miguel, 6/20
38 pts, 17 rebs, 4 blks, Swift 102-92 win over Purefoods, Game 3 Finals

Carey Scurry
53 pts, 13 rebs, Purefoods 120-108 win over Ginebra, 6/29
38-14-14, Purefoods 119-106 win over Sta.Lucia, 7/13

Tony Harris
74 pts, Swift 124-107 win over Pepsi, 9/28
57-15-7, Swift 111-115 loss to Sta.Lucia, 11/7
56 pts, Swift 124-122 2OT win over Pepsi, 11/30

Tharon Mayes
48-11-9, Purefoods 127-107 win over Shell, 9/28
61 pts, Purefoods 121-115 win over San Miguel, 10/3

Bobby Parks, 65 pts, Shell 128-129 OT loss to Ginebra, 7/11
Ronnie Grandison, 41 pts, 24 rebs, Purefoods win over Alaska, 8/10
Terry Thames, 40 pts, Ginebra 98-102 loss to Alaska, 9/26
Ken Redfield, 16-19-20, Pepsi win over Shell,

1994 PBA Season (some player/import stats)

Locals:
Nelson Asaytono - 43 pts, Swift 95-93 win over Alaska, March 11
Allan Caidic - 41 pts (7 triples and two 4-point plays) Game 1 of All Filipino Finals, San Miguel 95-99 loss to Coney Island.
Allan Caidic - 33 pts (5 triples) Game 6 of All Filipino Finals, San Miguel 85-74 win over Coney Island.
Vergel Meneses - 34 pts, 7 rebs, 7 assts, Swift 108-106 win over Tondena, July 5
Johnny Abarrientos - 26 pts, 3 rebs, 10 assts, Alaska 103-96 win over Swift, Oct. 18
Noli Locsin - 26 pts, 8 rebs, 3 assts, 3 blks, Tondena win over Alaska, Oct. 25

Imports:
Bobby Parks:
47 pts, Shell 121-90 win over San Miguel, June 17
44 pts, Shell 114-107 win over Tondena, June 21
Mitchell Wiggins:
62 pts, 12 rebs, 3 assts, Tondena 106-108 loss to Swift, July 5
78 pts, Tondena 150-148 OT win over Sta.Lucia, July 17
52 pts, Tondena 111-106 win over Shell in Kalibo, Aklan, July 19
Steve Hood:
67 pts, Tondena 131-123 win over Sta.Lucia, October 16
65 pts (9 triples) 14 rebs, 3 assts, Tondena win over Alaska, October 25

Ronnie Coleman - 42 pts, 14 rebs, Pepsi 117-116 win over Sta.Lucia, Sept.27
Carl Harris - 43 pts, Shell 130-110 win over Tondena, Sept.27
Marlin Kimbrew - 43 pts, Tondena 110-130 loss to Shell, Sept.27

1994 PBA Season

Top 20 players in the statistical points race after the first round of the semifinals of the '94 All-Filipino Conference.

1. Alvin Patrimonio 1132 SPs
2. Nelson Asaytono 1116 SPs
3. Jun Limpot 1100 SPs
4. Ato Agustin 1084 SPs
5. Johnny Abarrientos 1002 SPs
6. Jerry Codinera 974 SPs
7. Bong Hawkins 958 SPs
8. Vergel Meneses 826 SPs
9. Rey Evangelista 824 SPs
10. Gerry Esplana 804 SPs
11. Rudy Distrito 766 SPs
12. Romy Dela Rosa 762 SPs
13. Alvin Teng 752 SPs
14. Jack Tanuan 728 SPs
15. Noli Locsin 718 SPs
16. Frankie Lim 704 SPs
17. Franz Pumaren 698 SPs
18. Boybits Victoria 690 SPs
19. Benjie Paras 672 SPs
20. Jojo Lastimosa 664 SPs

1995 PBA Season players statistical points (Sports Flash May 5-11, 1995)

1. Benjie Paras (Shell) 1272 SPs
2. Bong Hawkins (Alaska) 1268 SPs
3. Jun Limpot (Sta.Lucia) 1246 SPs
4. Alvin Patrimonio (Purefoods) 1198 SPs
5. Gerry Esplana (Sta.Lucia) 1164 SPs
6. Vergel Meneses (Sunkist) 1132 SPs
7. Nelson Asaytono (Sunkist) 1084 SPs
8. Jojo Lastimosa (Alaska) 1080 SPs
9. Johnny Abarrientos (Alaska) 1060 SPs
10. Jerry Codinera (Purefoods) 1014 SPs

From July 28-August 3, 1995 after the end of the Elimination Round of Commissioners Cup

1. Vergel Meneses 2555 SPs
2. Bong Hawkins 2324 SPs
3. Alvin Patrimonio 2281 SPs
4. Jun Limpot 2281 SPs
5. Johnny Abarrientos 2254 SPs
6. Nelson Asaytono 2129 SPs
7. Jojo Lastimosa 2018 SPs
8. Benjie Paras 2010 SPs
9. Bonel Balingit
10. Gerry Esplana

The Rest from 11-20 as follows: Boybits Victoria, Jerry Codinera, Jeffrey Cariaso, Chris Jackson, Yoyoy Villamin, Dennis Espino, Jose Francisco, Zaldy Realubit, Noli Locsin, Rey Evangelista.

1995 PBA Season (Some Locals stats)

All-Filipino Conference
Paul Alvarez – 23 pts, 11 rebs, 10 assts, 4 stls. Shell 112-81 win over Alaska (2/26/95)
Vergel Meneses – 30 pts, Sunkist 108-106 win over Sta.Lucia (2/26/95)
Nelson Asaytono – 29 pts, Sunkist 91-89 win over Ginebra (3/19/95)
Bonel Balingit – 22 pts, 11 rebs, Game 3 AFC Finals, Sunkist 98-92 win over Alaska
Vergel Meneses – 36 pts (18 in the 3rd Qtr) 4 triples, 5 assists, Game 4 AFC Finals
Jojo Lastimosa – 33 pts, Game 4 AFC Finals, Alaska 94-88 win over Sunkist
Vergel Meneses – 31 pts, Game 5 AFC Finals, Sunkist 95-90 win over Alaska

Commissioners Cup (Imports/Locals Total output)

Bob McCann – 44 pts, Pepsi Mega 91-87 win over Shell (6/9/95)
John Best – 41 pts, San Miguel win over Ginebra (6/9/95)
Isaiah Morris – 47 pts, Ginebra 97-118 loss to Sunkist (6/13/95)
Derek Hamilton – 40 pts, Alaska 113-106 win over Pepsi Mega (6/13/95)
John Best – 39 pts, San Miguel 103-100 win over Purefoods (6/16/95)
Isaiah Morris – 50 pts, Ginebra 122-116 win over Pepsi Mega (6/18/95)
Alvin Patrimonio – 24 pts, 9 rebs, Purefoods 89-87 win over Pepsi Mega
Kelbey Stuckey – 49 pts, Pepsi Mega 100-118 loss to Sta.Lucia (7/9/95)
Alvin Patrimonio – 36 pts, 13 rebs, Purefoods OT win over San Miguel (8/6/95)
Game 5 Semifinals (Sunkist 105-99 win over Purefoods)
Ronnie Grandison – 27 pts, 19 rebs
Kenny Redfield – 32 pts, 10 rebs

Governors Cup

Jay Taylor – 43 pts, Purefoods 121-105 win over Ginebra (9/29/95)
Steven Smith – 41 pts, 4 rebs, 8 assts, 2 blks, Sunkist 98-96 OT win over Shell (11/12/95)
Allan Caidic – 33 pts, San Miguel 88-99 lost to Alaska (11/18/95)
Game 4, Governors Cup Finals (San Miguel 108-100 win over Alaska)
Kenny Travis - 34 pts
Allan Caidic – 28 pts (6 triples)

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1996 PBA Season

Top 5, Players Statistical points, End of AFC Semifinals

1. Noli Locsin 1724 SPs
2. Marlou Aquino 1702 SPs
3. Benjie Paras 1695 SPs
4. Alvin Patrimonio 1674 SPs
5. Paul Alvarez 1526 SPs

Statistical leader for the best player of the conference award, Commissioners Cup (As of August)

1. Johnny Abarrientos 3341 SPs
2. Bong Hawkins 3145 SPs
3. Marlou Aquino 3134 SPs
4. Alvin Patrimonio
5. Jojo Lastimosa 3022 SPs
6. Jeffrey Cariaso 2953 SPs
7. Noli Locsin
8. Benjie Paras 2908 SPs
9. Jerry Codinera
10. Edward Juinio 2289 SPs

Imports Semifinals & Finals performance

Kenny Redfield, 35 pts, Game 3 Finals, Shell 85-77 win
Sean Chambers, 26-7-4, Game 7 Finals, Alaska 83-77 win.

Game 1: Governors Cup Semis, Alaska 102 Shell 83
Sean Chambers, 36-14-3
Tharon Mayes, 21-7-4
Game 1: Governors Cup Semis, San Miguel 94 Ginebra 88
Lamont Strothers, 41 pts, 22 rebs
Fred Cofield, 24-6-4

Derek Rucker, 25-6-9, Game 4 Finals, Ginebra 97-96 win and 34 pts, Game 5 Finals, 83-91 loss to Alaska

1996 Season (Some Locals stats)

February 20: Shell 109 Sunkist 95
Benjie Paras 28 pts
Ronnie Magsanoc 22 pts (6 triples)
Vergel Meneses 33 pts

February 20: Pepsi 98 Ginebra 94
Marlou Aquino 29 pts, 15 rebs, 5 assts, 5 blks *debut

May 14: Alaska 96 Ginebra 83 (KO Game)
Johnny Abarrientos 22 pts, 7 rebs, 3 assts, 5 stls
Bong Hawkins 24 pts, 14 rebs

May 26: Alaska 93 Purefoods 92 OT (Game 5 Finals)
Jojo Lastimosa 27 pts

November 12: Ginebra 104 San Miguel 93
Noli Locsin 26 pts
Samboy Lim 25 pts

Locals/Imports Total Outputs, Pts/rebs/assts (Month/Day)

Henry James, 48 pts, Ginebra win over Mobiline, 6/14
Ronnie Thompkins, 34 pts, 5 blks, Purefoods 108-87 win over San Miguel, 6/16
Andre Spencer, 21-21-10, San Miguel 95-96 loss to Alaska, 6/25
Alvin Patrimonio, 36 pts, Purefoods 89-92 loss to Sta.Lucia, 7/16
Kenny Redfield, 37 pts, Shell 97-78 win over Sunkist, 7/23
Sean Chambers, 35 pts, Alaska 89-87 win over Shell, 8/13
Kenny Redfield, 31-14-15, Shell 98-93 win over Purefoods, 8/20
Reggie Fox, 46 pts, Ginebra 149-122 win over Mobiline in Cebu, 10/5
Derrick Canada, 38-10-11, Mobiline 127-92 win over Purefoods, 10/8
Reggie Fox, 34 pts, Ginebra 97-83 win over Alaska, 10/8
Alvin Patrimonio, 32 pts, Purefoods 86-97 loss to Alaska, 10/15
Lamont Strothers, 56-12-3, (29-32 FT), San Miguel 109-107 win over Ginebra, 10/18
Jun Limpot, 41 pts, Sta.Lucia 95-93 win over Sunkist in Bacolod City, 10/26
Reggie Fox, 31 pts, Ginebra 91-83 win over Sunkist, 11/5
Lamont Strothers, 31 pts, San Miguel 93-104 loss to Ginebra, 11/12

1997 PBA Season Players Statistical Points after the first round of Semifinals of the All-Filipino Conference.

1. Nelson Asaytono (San Miguel) 1638 SPs
2. Alvin Patrimonio (Purefoods) 1429 SPs
3. Marlou Aquino (Gordons) 1400 SPs
4. Noli Locsin (Gordons) 1384 SPs
5. Jun Limpot (Sta.Lucia) 1329 SPs
6. Vince Hizon (Gordons) 1231 SPs
7. Jerry Codinera (Purefoods) 1214 SPs
8. Andy Seigle (Mobiline) 1050 SPs
9. Bal David (Gordons) 1011 SPs
10. Johnny Abarrientos (Alaska) 1006 SPs
11. Bong Ravena (Purefoods) 973 SPs
12. Art Dela Cruz (San Miguel) 949 SPs
13. Dindo Pumaren (Purefoods) 939 SPs
14. Glen Capacio (Mobiline) 896 SPs
15. Olsen Racela (San Miguel) 876 SPs

MVP Race entering the 1997 Commissioners Cup

1. Alvin Patrimonio 2,552 SPs, Average: 22.1 ppg, 8.4 rpg
2. Marlou Aquino 2,341 SPs, 18.8 ppg, 7.8 rpg, 2.6 blks
3. Noli Locsin 2,165 SPs
4. Nelson Asaytono 2,041 SPs
5. Vince Hizon 2,016 SPs
6. Jerry Codinera 1,941 SPs
7. Bong Ravena 1,869 SPs
8. Jun Limpot 1,811 SPs
9. Dindo Pumaren 1,750 SPs
10. Bal David 1,715 SPs

1997 PBA Season (Some player/import Stats)

Victor Pablo – 23 pts, Shell 83-77 win over Sta.Lucia, Feb.21
Andy Seigle - 27 pts, 11 rebs, Mobiline 107-102 OT win over Shell, Feb.25
Nelson Asaytono – 42 pts, San Miguel 90-83 win over Mobiline, Mar. 9?*
Elmer Lago – 20 pts (5 triples), Purefoods 91-79 win over Shell, Mar.14
Johnny Abarrientos – 32 pts, Alaska 104-108 loss to Gordons, Mar. 25
Marlou Aquino – 33 pts, Gordons 111-109 OT win over Pop Cola, Apr. 1
Alvin Patrimonio – 40 pts, 11 rebs, 4 assts, Game 6 All-Filipino Finals, May 25.
John Best – 33 pts, Shell 100-94 OT win over San Miguel, Jun 17
Slyvester Gray – 36 pts, 15 rebs, Alaska 91-86 win over Gordons, Jun. 17
Jun Limpot – 40 pts, Sta.Lucia 129-108 win over Shell, Jul.1
John Best, 25 pts, 11 rebs, 11 assts, Shell 105-89 win over Mobiline, Jul.13
Norris Coleman, 40 pts, Pop Cola 118-99 win over Gordons, Jul. 15
Ken Redfield, 34 pts, 18 rebs, 12 assts, Sta.Lucia 100-92 OT win over Purefoods, Jul. 22
Chris King, 36 pts, 17 rebs, 6 assts, Gordons 106-100 2OT win over San Miguel, Aug.24
Chris King, 40 pts, 13 rebs, 10 assts, Game 1 Commissioners Cup Finals, Aug.26
Leon Trimmingham, 45 pts, Gordons 100-98 win over Purefoods, Oct.19
Mike Jones, 33 pts, Alvin Patrimonio, 24 pts Game 1 Governors Cup Finals
Sean Chambers, 26 pts, Game 3 Governors Cup Finals
Alvin Patrimonio, 27 pts, Game 3 Governors Cup Finals

*Nelson Asaytono also scored around 40 points in the previous game, thus scoring consecutive 40-point performance.

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1998 PBA Season

Benjie Paras - 26 pts, Shell win over Sta.Lucia, Mar.1
Victor Pablo - 30 pts, Shell 84-76 win over Purefoods, Mar.3?
Al Solis - 27 pts, Mobiline 89-77 win over San Miguel, Mar.8
Jun Limpot - 27 pts, Sta.Lucia 78-72 win over Alaska.
Nelson Asaytono - 40 pts, Game 4 AFC Finals, SMB 97-90 win.
Nelson Asaytono - 41 pts, Game 5 AFC Finals, SMB 78-73 OT win.
Kenneth Duremdes - 23 pts, Game 6 AFC Finals, Alaska 99-61 win.
Johnny Abarrientos - 24 pts, Game 7 AFC Finals, Alaska 72-63 win.

Terquin Mott
50 pts, 19 rebs - Mobiline win over Shell, May 29
25 pts - Mobiline 76-86 loss to San Miguel, Jun.2
32 pts - Mobiline 79-65 win over Purefoods, Jun.5
49 pts, 13 rebs - Mobiline 94-85 OT win over Pop Cola, Jun.9

Devin Davis - 24 pts, Alaska 89-80 win over Ginebra, Jun.2
Marcus Liberty - 25 pts, Pop Cola 80-77 win over Sta.Lucia, Jun.21
Roy Hairston - 28 pts, Purefoods 110-73 win over Mobiline, Jul.5
Donald Williams - 36 pts, Game 4 Governors Cup Finals
John Best - 30 pts, Game 4 Governors Cup Finals
Silas Mills - 22 pts, 18 rebs, 8 assts, Game 5 Governors Cup Finals
John Best - 31 pts, Game 7 Governors Cup Finals

1998 Governors Cup (Statistical Points standings, end of elimination round)

1.Jerry Codinera (Purefoods,826 SPs)
2.Benjie Paras (Shell,778 SPs)
3.Danny Ildefonso (SMB,752 SPs)
4.Victor Pablo (Shell,701 SPs)
5.Poch Juinio (Alaska,666 SPs)
6.Freddie Abuda (SMB,664 SPs)
7.Dindo Pumaren (Purefoods, 662 SPs)
8.Vince Hizon (Ginebra, 651 SPs)
9.Bong Ravena (Purefoods, 648 SPs)
10.Boybits Victoria (Pop Cola, 627 SPs)

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