3 boxscores of Quasar / Fiberlite in 1976 PBA season

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June 6, 1976

Tanduay (141) - R.Cleofas 36, Gutierrez 24, Canent 22, Salazar 18, Samson 16, Ijares 13, B.Cleofas 6, Moreno 6, Delos Santos 2, Supnet 0, Bacon 0.

Quasar (126) - Cabading 33, Mora 21, Mariano 16, Dionisio 12, Lim EB 12, Camus 11, Salonga 10, Abarientos 9, Deles 2, Henares 0.

Quarterscores: 25-36, 64-66, 91-103, 141-126

July 6, 1976 (Game 2, series for 3rd place)

Noritake (125) - Robinson 29, Filipinas 18, Alcantara 17, Nery 15, Figuracion 12, Pablo 12, Adolfo 8, Dacula 7, Sullano 5, Reynoso 2, Rodriguez 0, Tierra.

Quasar (112) - Oliver 28, Cabading 22, Abarientos 17, Lim EB 17, Dionisio 7, Henares 6, Lucindo 6, Mora 3, Deles 2, Salonga 2, Dungo 2.

Quarterscores: 27-25, 56-44, 87-78, 125-112

October 26, 1976

7-Up (157) - Rogers 75, Rodriguez 21, Chua 18, Reynoso 14, Mariano 12, Enriquez 7, Morales 6, Palijo 4, Delos Santos 0.

Fiberlite (134) - Oliver 36, Mendoza 22, Lim EB 16, Malanay 16, Vallejo 15, Abarientos 13, Marcelino 12, Del Rosario 4, Bacon 0.

Quarterscores: 36-34, 73-60, 105-87, 157-134

The highest scores in a PBA game (160 and above)

Ginebra 197 Great Taste 168 (November 21, 1985)

Toyota 183 Great Taste 154 (June 5, 1978)

Purefoods 182 Pepsi 178 3OT (October 4, 1990)

Anejo 181 Shell 173 (December 1, 1988)

Swift 179 Presto 161 (October 18, 1992)

Presto 175 Alaska 159 (November 2, 1989)

Ginebra 173 Great Taste 144 (May 29, 1986)

San Miguel 173 Great Taste 137 (May 19, 1988)

Crispa 172 Toyota 142 (June 21, 1979)

Anejo 171 Presto 145 (December 11, 1988)

U/Tex 170 Fiberlite 116 (September 30, 1976)

Great Taste 170 Gilbey's 162 3OT (December 6, 1984)

Great Taste 170 Tanduay 143 (December 9, 1986)

Alaska 169 Shell 138 (April 26, 1990)

Toyota 168 Filmanbank 148 (July 11, 1978)

Anejo 168 Presto 165 (November 29, 1988)

Shell 168 Alaska 157 OT (March 14, 1989)

Toyota 167 Presto 134 (December 1, 1977)

Winston 167 Great Taste 163 OT (October 25, 1983)

Shell 167 Alaska 140 (April 17, 1990)

Ginebra 166 Shell 132 (December 8, 1987)

Swift 166 Purefoods 144 (October 9, 1992)

Royal 165 N-Rich 129 (October 12, 1976)

Galerie Dominique 165 N-Rich 148 OT (November 11, 1982)

Tivoli 162 Ginebra 149 (November 21, 1991)

Presto 161 Purefoods 153 (November 12, 1989)

Great Taste 160 Alaska 125 (May 4, 1986)

Ginebra 160 Manila Beer 135 (November 9, 1986)

Shell 160 Anejo 138 (November 15, 1988)

Alaska 160 Shell 143 (April 30, 1989)

PBA teams' longest winning streak

 Longest undefeated streak

Crispa Redmanizers - 19-0 (1980 All-Filipino)

Crispa Redmanizers - 13-0 (1977 All-Filipino)

Talk 'N Text - 13-0 (2014 Commissioner's Cup)

San Miguel Beer - 10-0 (1989 Open)

Presto Tivolis - 10-0 (1990 All-Filipino)

Crispa Redmanizers - 9-0 (1983 Reinforced)

Sunkist Orange Juicers 9-0 (1995 Commissioner's Cup)

Alaska Milkmen - 8-0 (1998 Commissioner's Cup)

Longest winning streak which started with a loss, early losses, or have losses already 

Alaska Milkmen - 13 games, from 1-3 to 14-3 (1996 Governor's Cup - Champion)

Crispa Redmanizers - 12 games, from 0-1 to 12-1 (1983 All-Filipino - Champion)

Toyota Tamaraws - 10 games, from 1-1 to 11-1 (1980 Open - Runner-up)

U/Tex Wranglers - 9 games, from 0-3 to 9-3 (1981 RAF - Runner-up)

San Miguel Beermen - 8 games, from 6-4 to 14-4 (1981 Open - 4th place)

Gilbey's Gin - 8 games, from 5-5 to 13-5 (1982 Open - Runner-up)

Ginebra San Miguel - 8 games, from 3-6 to 11-6 (1987 Open - 4th place)

San Miguel Beermen - 8 games, from 6-6 to 14-6 (1989 Reinforced - Champion) 

Anejo Rum 65 - 8 games, from 3-2 to 11-2 (1990 Open - Runner-up)

San Miguel Beermen - 8 games, from 5-3 to 13-3 (1992 All-Filipino - Champion)

Walk Tall Jeans - 7 games, from 8-6 to 15-6 (1980 Open - 3rd place)

Great Taste - 7 games, from 2-2 to 9-2 (1984 Second All-Filipino - Champion)

Tanduay Rhum - 7 games, from 4-4 to 11-4 (1986 Reinforced - Champion)

Purefoods Hotdogs - 7 games, from 2-2 to 9-2 (1989 All-Filipino - Runner-up)

Shell Rimula X - 7 games, from 0-1 to 7-1 (1990 Reinforced - 3rd place)

Ginebra San Miguel - 7 games, from 5-7 to 12-7 (1991 Open - Champion)

**Not yet complete

Some Boxscores of Game 1 of the PBA finals series (1986-1989)

 1986 Reinforced Conference (June 5, 1986)

Tanduay (117) - McKoy 41, Williams 32, Fernandez 13, Sanchez 10, Yango 9, Generalao 8, Hubalde 4, Israel 0.

Great Taste (114) - Holton 47, Collins 25, Pearson 12, Brown 11, King 11, Victorino 8, Manansala 0, Gaston 0.

Quarterscores: 32-30, 61-57, 85-86, 117-114

1986 All-Filipino Conference (August 26, 1986)

Ginebra (90) - Saldana 31, Arnaiz 16, C.Loyzaga 11, Mamaril 11, Ampalayo 10, Marquez 5, Jaworski 2, Gonzalgo 2, Ducut 2, Isaac 0.

Tanduay (86) - Hubalde 26, Yango 15, Capacio 12, Generalao 8, Gutierrez 8, Sanchez 6, Dela Cruz 4, Fernandez 3, Israel 2, Dasalla 2, Torrente 0.

Quarterscores: 19-25, 42-53, 70-62, 90-86

1987 All-Filipino Conference (September 3, 1987)

Great Taste (124) - Caidic 23, Tuadles 19, Brown 18, Co 17, Cezar 14, Carpio 13, King 10, Torres 4, Robles 2, Perez 2, Ramos 2, Fabiosa 0.

Hills Bros (94) - Adornado 18, Villamin 16, Lim 12, Saldana 12, Coloso 10, Alolor 9, Valenciano 8, Relosa 5, Abbatuan 2, Tierra 2.

Quarterscores: 28-25, 54-40, 90-57, 124-94

1988 Open Conference (May 26, 1988)

San Miguel (129) - Brown 31, Calma 19, Black 18, Guidaben 18, Reyes 15, Pumaren 14, Teng 8, Dignadice 6, Graves 0.

Purefoods (116) - Thirdkill 40, Solis 20, Fernandez 16, Lastimosa 16, Marquez 7, Codinera 6, Dela Cruz 4, Capacio 3, Generalao 2, Israel 2, Tanuan 0, Yango 0.

Quarterscores: 30-20, 62-47, 86-78, 129-116

1989 Reinforced Conference (November 28, 1989)

San Miguel (134) - Whatley 52, Fernandez 20, Brown 17, Teng 16, Reyes 10, Calma 9, Dignadice 6, Lim 4, Graves 0.

Anejo (125) - Briggs 56, C.Loyzaga 19, Distrito 14, Jaworski 9, Cezar 8, Cuenco 8, Gonzalgo 5, Mamaril 4, Codinera 2, Isaac 0, J.Loyzaga 0.

Quarterscores: 17-30, 55-58, 98-94, 134-125

The averages of PBA players who played only one season (1975-1989)

 Player (Team) / Games played / Average

1975

Sixto Agbay (7-Up) / 20 / 6.8 ppg

*Jose (Jing) Aldanese (Presto) / / 6.5 ppg

Gavino Amomonpon (Noritake) / 6 / 1.0 ppg

Alex Azurin (Crispa) / 3 / 1.3 ppg

Roberto Concepcion (Toyota) / 3 / 4.6 ppg

Joselito Eguia (Tanduay) / 9 / 7.5 ppg 

Felix Flores (Carrier) / 25 / 1.4 ppg

Joel Gomez (Crispa) / 4 / 4.0 ppg

Eric Leano (Crispa) / 20 / 2.8 ppg

Roberto Ramirez (7-Up) / 8 / 1.3 ppg

Roberto (Jumbo) Salvador (7-Up) / 20 / 12.0 ppg

Jaime (Jimmy) Santos (7-Up) / 13 / 2.6 ppg

Marcelo Simbulan (7-Up) / 21 / 11.4 ppg

1976

Reynaldo de Vera (N-Rich) / 21 / 7.6 ppg

Reynaldo Santos  (Noritake) / 3 / 1.3 ppg 

1977

Virgilio Santos (Tanduay) / 7 / 3.0 ppg

1978

Ricardo dela Pena (RTO) / 38 / 5.0 ppg

*Alfonso Jovero (Great Taste) / /

Carlito Travino (Great Taste) / 1 / 6 pts 

1979

Jaime Dungca (Great Taste) / 31 / 4.1 ppg

Ricafort Mallari (Gilbey’s) / 17 / 3.6 ppg

Gideon Peregil (Tanduay) / 19 / 3.8 ppg

Nelson Quesada (Honda) / 13 / 2.1 ppg

Paulino Velasco (RTO) / 4 / 7.0 ppg 

1981

Pablo Ocampo (CDCP) / 8 / 5.0 ppg

Jose Rillo (CDCP) / 15 / 1.9 ppg

Ricardo Roces (Presto) / 13 / 3.5 ppg

1982-1989

Joel Guzman (1982 Galerie Dominique) / 7 / 1.7 ppg

Dennis Roldan (1983 Gilbey’s Gin) / 37 / 2.5 ppg

Nazareno Batoon (1984 Country Fair) / 25 / 12.9 ppg

Anthony Mendoza (1987 Ginebra) / 18 / 1.7 ppg

Demetrio Antonio (1988 Shell) / 11 / 2.0 ppg

Antonio dela Cerna (1989 Purefoods) / 16 / 2.9 ppg

Edgardo (Dondi) Roque (1989 Alaska) / 24 / 3.2 ppg

*Number of games played by Jing Aldanese of Presto in 1975, not given. 

*Stats of Alfonso Jovero of Great Taste in 1978, not so clear.

Source: 1977-1978 PBA annual

PBA boxscores (October 23-25, 1990)

October 23, 1990

First game

Shell (122) - Williams 45, Parks 32, Paras 24, Magsanoc 10, Dela Rosa 7, Bognot 4, Martin 0, Austria 0.

Alaska (112) - Chambers 30, Clark 28, Alvarez 19, Marata 15, Lim 6, Cabahug 4, Villamin 4, Codinera 4, Polistico 2, Ravanes 0, Manaog 0.

Quarterscores: 31-26, 61-51, 96-76, 122-112

Second game

Sarsi (126) - Anderson 50, Lloyd 46, De Guzman 10, Jarencio 9, Cui 8, Reyes 2, Saldana 1, Cabatu 0, Tan 0.

San Miguel (124) - Morton 41, Phelps 39, Lim 19, Fernandez 8, Teng 7, Calma 6, Dignadice 2, Pumaren 2, Angeles 0.

Quarterscores: 29-27, 58-66, 96-101, 126-124

October 25, 1990

First game

Anejo (136) - Mack 64, Joe 42, Distrito 13, Loyzaga 9, Isaac 6, Aguilar 2, Ampalayo 0, Gonzalgo 0, Mamaril 0, Advani 0, Villanil 0.

Pepsi (130) - Slaughter 49, Hodge 32, Alolor 23, Guidaben 16, Reyes 7, Yturri 3, Mejos 0, Mosqueda 0, Coloso 0.

Quarterscores: 44-22, 70-58, 107-97, 136-130

Second game

Presto (134) - Crite 38, Whatley 35, Caidic 26, Tuadles 14, Dela Cruz 8, Demigillo 6, Victorino 4, King 3, Realubit 0, Israel 0, Generalao 0.

Purefoods (118) - Queenan 51, Russell 19, Patrimonio 8, Capacio 8, Tanuan 7, Asaytono 6, Solis 6, Lastimosa 5, Valenciano 4, Pumaren 2, Cristobal 2.

Quarterscores: 33-27, 63-52, 101-80, 134-118

The percentage of PBA teams when they won their 1st All-Filipino title

 From highest to lowest percentage 

1977 Crispa Redmanizers (22-2) (.917)

1984 Great Taste Coffee Makers (18-4) (.818)

1978 Toyota Tamaraws (19-5) (.792)

1986 Tanduay Rhum Makers (12-4) (.750)

2002 Coca-Cola Tigers (12-5) (.706)

1995 Sunkist Orange Juicers (17-8) (.680)

1999 Formula Shell (17-9) (.654)

1996 Alaska Milkmen (18-10) (.643)

1988 Anejo Rum 65ers (16-9) (.640)

1989 San Miguel Beermen (16-9) (.640)

1991 Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs (15-9) (.625)

2007-2008 Sta.Lucia Realtors (20-12) (.625)

2003 Talk ‘N Text Phone Pals (19-13) (.594)

Note that the PBA reclassified the first conference in the first two PBA seasons in 1975-1976.

Sta.Lucia is the only team to have won the prestigious tournament when it was already known as Philippine Cup.

More 1986 PBA team stats (Alaska, Magnolia & Shell)

More 1986 PBA team stats (Tanduay, Great Taste & Manila Beer)

 

2005 Fiesta Conference Stats

PBA Imports' triple-doubles

Winston Crite (Presto), 35 pts, 19 rebs and 10 shot blocks, March 25, 1990
Bobby Parks (Shell), 35 pts, 12 rebs and 11 assts, May 8, 1990 (Game 3 finals)
Walker Russell (Purefoods), 27 pts, 13 rebs and 20 assts, September 30, 1990
Michael Anderson (Sarsi), 32 pts, 10 rebs and 13 assts, October 2, 1990
Bobby Parks (Shell), 32 pts, 13 rebs and 10 shot blocks, October 6, 1990
Walker Russell (Purefoods), 33 pts, 17 rebs and 16 assts, October 7, 1990
Bernard Thompson (Sarsi), 35 pts, 15 rebs and 12 assts, March 10, 1991
Bobby Parks (Shell), 30 pts, 18 rebs and 10 assts, March 14, 1991
Perry McDonald (Pepsi), 27 pts, 12 rebs and 10 assts, October 8, 1991
Terrance Bailey (Tivoli), 35 pts, 10 rebs and 15 assts, October 15, 1991
Sean Chambers (Alaska), 34 pts, 11 rebs and 15 assts, December 12, 1991 (Game 3 finals)
Wes Matthews (Ginebra), 31 pts, 10 rebs and 11 assts, December 15, 1991 (Game 4 finals)
Jamie Waller (Ginebra), 45 pts, 21 rebs and 11 assts, October 13, 1992
Kurk Lee (Purefoods), 36 pts, 14 rebs and 10 assts, October 22, 1992
Tony Harris (Swift), 47 pts, 19 rebs and 12 assts, November 15, 1992 *His 7th triple-double of the conference.
Carey Scurry (Purefoods), 38 pts, 14 rebs and 14 assts, July 13, 1993
Kenny Redfield (Pepsi), 16 pts, 19 rebs and 20 assts, October 5, 1993
Ronnie Thompkins (Swift), 21 pts, 14 rebs and 16 assts, July 3, 1994
Andre Spencer (San Miguel), 22 pts, 22 rebs and 10 assts, June 25, 1996
Kenny Redfield (Shell), 36 pts, 14 rebs and 12 assts, August 2, 1996
Derrick Canada (Mobiline), 38 pts, 10 rebs and 11 assts, October 8, 1996
Sylvester Gray (Alaska), 17 pts, 12 rebs and 10 assts, June 29, 1997
Kenny Redfield (Sta.Lucia), 14 pts, 12 rebs and 10 assts, July 1, 1997
Kenny Redfield (Sta.Lucia), 34 pts, 18 rebs and 12 assts, July 22, 1997 *His 27th PBA career triple-double performance
Dennis Edwards (Gordon’s), 28 pts, 11 rebs and 11 assts, September 26, 1997
Sean Green (Sta.Lucia), 44 pts, 10 rebs and 10 steals, November 4, 1997
Kwan Johnson (Sta.Lucia), 22 pts, 11 rebs and 10 assts, July 11, 1999

Locals' triple-doubles / 100% Team free throws

Some Triple-Doubles (Points, Rebounds and Assists/Blocks/Steals)

Ramon Fernandez (Tanduay), 20 pts, 19 rebs and 10 assts, July 6, 1986
Ramon Fernandez (Tanduay), 18 pts, 13 rebs and 10 assts, July 13, 1986
Ricky Relosa (Alaska), 15 pts, 10 rebs and 11 assts, July 24, 1986
Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell), 33 pts, 12 rebs and 11 assts, June 14, 1990
Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell), 32 pts, 13 rebs and 18 assts, July 5, 1990
Robert Jaworski (Ginebra), 17 pts, 17 rebs and 11 assts, October 20, 1991
Ramon Fernandez (San Miguel), 28 pts, 12 rebs and 10 assts, October 27, 1991 *His 3rd triple-double in the 1991 season.
Eugene Quilban (7-Up), 12 pts, 10 rebs and 11 assts, September 29, 1992
Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell), 19 pts, 11 rebs and 13 assts, October 13, 1992
Gerry Esplana (Sta.Lucia), 28 pts, 12 rebs and 10 assts, April 9, 1995
Sonny Alvarado (Tanduay), 18 pts, 13 rebs and 10 assts, June 6, 1999 (Game 6 finals)

Perfect (100%) Team free throws

Purefoods, 35 out of 35 in 112-113 loss to Anejo, November 26, 1989
Añejo Rum, 30 out of 30 in 131-138 loss to Presto, Game 3 for 3rd place, December 8, 1988
San Miguel, 25 out of 25 in 148-132 win over Shell, November 6, 1990
San Miguel, 20 out of 20 in 141-121 win over Gilbey’s, Game 2 for 3rd place, November 29, 1983
Northern, 19 out of 19 in 126-108 win over Tanduay, May 14, 1985
Ginebra, 19 out of 19 in 109-112 loss to San Miguel, March 19, 1991
Quasar, 18 out of 18 in 107-95 win over U-Tex, May 13, 1976

Most 3-point shots

Most Three-point shots in a single game from 1980-1999 (Minimum of 6 triples)

17 - Allan Caidic (Tivoli) 17 of 27, 62%, 79 pts, November 21, 1991
15 - Allan Caidic (Presto) 15 of 27, 56%, 68 pts, November 2, 1989
*14 - Jose Slaughter (Hills Bros) 14 of 33, 42%, 79 pts, October 18, 1987
*13 - Rob Williams (Tanduay) 13 of 39, 33%, 43 pts, November 16, 1986
*13 - Jay Edwards (Swift) 13 of 18, 72%, 69 pts, October 14, 1994
*12 - Andrew Moten (San Miguel) 12 of 18, 67%, 69 pts, September 22, 1991
*10 - Rob Williams (Tanduay) 10 of 28, 36%, 38 pts, June 1, 1986
*9 - Kenny Tyler (St.George) 9 of 27, 33%, 35 pts, October 29, 1981
9 - Allan Caidic (Great Taste), 9 of 16, 56%, 49 pts, August 23, 1988
9 - Allan Caidic (Tivoli), 9 of 12, 75%, 47 pts, October 15, 1991
*9 - Carlos Briggs (Anejo), 64 pts, October 24, 1989
*9 - Carlos Briggs (Anejo), 67 pts, October 2, 1990

9 - Renren Ritualo (FedEx), April 29, 2005
8 - Robert Jaworski (Toyota), 8 of 11, 73%, 29 pts, July 26, 1980 (Game 2 of Open finals)
8 - Ricardo Brown (Great Taste), 8 of 10, 80%, 52 pts, August 26, 1986
8 - Al Solis (Shell), 8 of 13, 62%, 26 pts, August 4, 1987
*8 - Tony Harris (Swift), 8 of 18, 44%, 87 pts, September 22, 1992
8 - Pido Jarencio (Gordon's), August 22, 1997
7 - Arthur Engelland (NCC), 7 of 14, 50%, 1984
7 - Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell), 36 pts, May 10, 1990 (Game 4 of Open finals)
7 - Allan Caidic (Tivoli), 29 pts, October 13, 1991
7 - Allan Caidic (San Miguel), 41 pts, May 15, 1994 (Game 1 of AFC finals)
7 - Elmer Cabahug (Sta.Lucia), 25 pts, July 1, 1997
7 - Pido Jarencio (Gordon's), 7 of 8, 87%, 23 pts, August 31, 1997 (Game 3 of Commissioners Cup finals)
7 - Pido Jarencio (Tanduay), 7 of 10, 70%, 36 pts, March 12, 1999
6 - Ricardo Brown (Great Taste), 6 of 7, 86%, 32 pts, August 1, 1985
6 - Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell), 34 pts, May 8, 1990 (Game 3 of Open finals)
6 - Allan Caidic (Presto), 32 pts, August 28, 1990 (Game 4 of AFC finals)
6 - Joey Guanio (Purefoods), 23 pts, February 25, 1992
6 - Glenn Capacio (Purefoods) 6 of 6, 100%, 24 pts, March 10, 1992
6 - Allan Caidic (San Miguel), 28 pts, December 12, 1995 (Game 4 of Governors Cup finals)
6 - Vergel Meneses (Pop Cola), 36 pts, September 20, 1997

*Import

PBA Imports' debut (All-time highs)

The highest points of the PBA Imports in their very first game in the league.

Tony Harris (Swift) - 87 pts, September 22, 1992
Derrek Hamilton (Pepsi) - 77 pts, February 18, 1990
Carlos Briggs (Anejo) - 68 pts, October 1, 1989
Willie Bland (Alaska) - 65 pts, October 2, 1988
Billy Ray Bates (Crispa) - 64 pts, May 15, 1983
Michael Young (Manila Beer) - 62 pts, September 25, 1986
Mitchell Wiggins (Tondena) - 62 pts, July 5, 1994
Terrance Bailey (Presto) - 61 pts, October 1, 1989
Jerod Ward (Mobiline) - 61 pts, June 6, 2001
Toney Mack (Anejo) - 59 pts, October 2, 1990
Danny Jones (Ginebra) - 59 pts, November 3, 1992
Darren Queenan (Anejo) - 56 pts, March 16, 1989
Herb Jones (Swift) - 56 pts, October 16, 1994
Darius Rice (Purefoods) - 56 pts, April 2, 2008
Joe Ward (Anejo) - 55 pts, October 20, 1988
Jay Taylor (San Miguel) - 55 pts, November 3, 1991
Larry Robbins (San Miguel) - 54 pts, October 13, 1991
Richard Morton (San Miguel) - 53 pts, October 2, 1990
Lewis Lloyd (Sarsi) - 53 pts, October 2, 1990
Rudy Macklin (Shell) - 52 pts, March 20, 1988
Kevin Williams (Shell) - 52 pts, September 30, 1990
Joey Wright (Presto) - 52 pts, October 4, 1992
Eugene Phelps (Phoenix) - 52 pts, July 31, 2016
Jacky Dorsey (Gilbey's) - 51 pts, August 28, 1983
Tony White (Presto) - 51 pts, October 27, 1988
Melvin Newbern (7-Up) - 51 pts, September 22, 1992
Larry McNeill (Gilbey's) - 50 pts, August 5, 1979
Kevin Porter (Toyota) - 50 pts, May 17, 1983
Andrew Kennedy (Alaska) - 50 pts, March 22, 1988
Michael Phelps (San Miguel) - 50 pts, October 2, 1988
Anthony Simms (Alaska) - 50 pts, February 20, 1990
Terquin Mott (Mobiline) - 50 pts, May 29, 1998
John Morton (Shell) - 50 pts, November 10, 1999
Orlando Johnson (Ginebra) - 50 pts, May 8, 2015

Notes: Willie Bland's debut with Alaska in the 1988 PBA/IBA Cup two weeks prior to the PBA Third Conference opening is excluded.

PBA Imports' scoring averages (1977-1978 season)

Imports (Team) / Games played / Average)

1977 PBA season

Nino Samuel (Presto) / 23 / 37.56 ppg
Vernon Lee Freeman (Royal) / 14 / 35.93 ppg

Chris McMurray (7-Up) / 29 / 33.83 ppg 
Byron Jones (U-Tex) / 27 / 28.04 ppg
Billy Robinson (Mariwasa-Honda) / 45 / 27.11 ppg
Dana Lewis (Presto) / 24 / 26.62 ppg

John Irving (Toyota) / 35 / 25.66 ppg

Bernard Harris (Tanduay) / 29 / 24.00 ppg
Bruce King (Toyota) / 40 / 23.97 ppg
Michael Rosenski (Royal) / 14 / 23.36 ppg
Cyrus Mann (Crispa) / 40 / 21.52 ppg
Chris McMurray (Crispa) / 10 / 19.00 ppg
Charles Neal (U-Tex) / 29 / 18.38 ppg
Eugene Moore (Tanduay) / 34 / 17.00 ppg
Steve Stroud (7-Up) / 23 / 14.56 ppg
Ricky Hicks (Crispa) / 13 / 7.69 ppg

*No stats of James Day of Mariwasa

1978 PBA season

James Collins (Great Taste) / 13 / 36.77 ppg
Cisco Oliver (Great Taste) / 13 / 31.92 ppg
Glenn McDonald (U-Tex) / 24 / 30.58 ppg

Frank Gugliotta (Royal) / 14 / 30.07 ppg
Jeffrey Randell (Honda) / 14 / 29.78 ppg
James Allen (Filmanbank) / 18 / 28.00 ppg
Paul Marigney (Honda) / 14 / 25.57 ppg
Byron Jones (U-Tex) / 30 / 24.33 ppg
Carlos Terry (Toyota) / 24 / 23.96 ppg
Billy Robinson (Filmanbank) / 35 / 22.14 ppg
Bruce King (Toyota) / 31 / 20.13 ppg
David Payne (Tanduay) / 30 / 19.53 ppg
Eugene Moore (Tanduay) / 28 / 17.68 ppg
Cyrus Mann (Crispa) / 7 / 14.14 ppg
Paul Mills (Crispa) / 22 / 11.91 ppg
TJ Robinson (Toyota) / 6 / 8.17 ppg

*No stats of Ansley Truitt of Crispa and Larry Williams of Royal

Top 20 local players' scoring averages (1977-1978)

Player (team) / Number of games played / Average points per game


1977 PBA season (Unofficial)

1. Danny Florencio (U-Tex / 7-Up) / 39 / 32.25 ppg
2. Ernesto Estrada (Royal) / 27 / 27.52 ppg
3. Adriano Papa (Mariwasa) / 42 / 25.24 ppg
4. Fortunato Co, Jr (Crispa) / 62 / 22.43 ppg
5. Francis Arnaiz (Toyota) / 50 / 19.58 ppg
6. Robert Jaworski (Toyota) / 58 / 19.27 ppg
7. Ramon Fernandez (Toyota) / 53 / 18.23 ppg
8. Freddie Hubalde (Crispa) / 64 / 17.28 ppg
9. Manny Paner (Presto) / 44 / 16.20 ppg
10. Rudolf Kutch (U-Tex) / 39 / 16.13 ppg
11. Rodolfo Soriano (Crispa) / 50 / 15.50 ppg
12. Philip Cezar (Crispa) / 57 / 15.03 ppg
13. Jaime Mariano (7-Up) / 39 / 15.0 ppg
14. Lim Eng Beng (U-Tex) / 41 / 14.78 ppg
15. Lawrence Mumar (7-Up) / 41 / 14.51 ppg
16. Jacinto Chua (7-Up) / 32 / 13.90 ppg
17. Abet Gutierrez (Tanduay) / 57 / 13.49 ppg
18. Emerito Legaspi (Toyota) / 41 / 13.39 ppg
19. Jaime Noblezada (U-Tex) / 47 / 13.28 ppg
20. Ricardo Cleofas (Tanduay) / 57 / 12.91 ppg

1978 PBA season (Unofficial)

1. Danny Florencio (Toyota) / 30 / 23.37 ppg
2. Lim Eng Beng (U-Tex) / 43 / 22.42 ppg
3. Fortunato Co, Jr (Crispa) / 49 / 21.61 ppg
4. Ramon Fernandez (Toyota) / 54 / 20.65 ppg
5. Robert Jaworski (Toyota) / 55 / 20.42 ppg
6. Lawrence Mumar (Filmanbank) / 42 / 19.71 ppg
7. Manny Paner (Great Taste) / 28 / 18.03 ppg
8. Philip Cezar (Crispa) / 51 / 17.04 ppg
9. Freddie Hubalde (Crispa) / 48 / 16.89 ppg
10. Adriano Papa (Honda / Filmanbank) / 38 / 16.18 ppg
11. Valerio delos Santos (Royal) / 24 / 16.08 ppg
12. Francis Arnaiz (Toyota) / 53 / 16.06 ppg
13. Tony Torrente (Royal) / 27 / 15.92 ppg
14. Johnny Revilla (Great Taste) / 26 / 15.61 ppg
15. Jacinto Chua (Filmanbank) / 40 / 14.90 ppg
16. Freddie Webb (Tanduay) / 55 / 14.87 ppg
17. Jaime Manansala (Tanduay) / 51 / 14.41 ppg
18. Leonardo Paguntalan (Royal) / 27 / 14.11 ppg
19. Abet Guidaben (Crispa) / 45 / 13.35 ppg
20. Jesse Sullano (Honda) / 26 / 13.19 ppg

Top 20 local players' season averages (1975-1976)

Player (team) / Number of games played / Average points per game 

1975 PBA season (Unofficial)

1. William Adornado (Crispa) / 49 / 26.80 ppg
2. Ernesto Estrada (Royal) / 56 / 25.80 ppg
3. Danny Florencio (U-Tex) / 49 / 22.80 ppg
4. Rodolfo Segura (Toyota) / 57 / 21.90 ppg
5. Manny Paner (Royal) / 52 / 21.70 ppg
6. Ricardo Cleofas (Tanduay) / 24 / 21.60 ppg
7. Adriano Papa (Noritake) / 40 / 20.60 ppg
8. Fortunato Co, Jr (Crispa) / 49 / 20.50 ppg
9. Francis Arnaiz (Toyota) / 57 / 19.60 ppg

10. Jaime Mariano (Carrier) / 24 / 19.8 ppg
11. Lim Eng Beng (Carrier) / 28 / 18.93 ppg

12. Loreto Tolentino (Presto) / 23 / 17.90 ppg

13. Rudolf Kutch (U-Tex) / 48 / 17.30 ppg
14. Rafael Morales (7-Up) / 22 / 16.30 ppg
15. Romualdo Cabading (Carrier) / 26 / 16.0 ppg
16. Jaime Noblezada (Carrier) / 25 / 15.0 ppg
17. Robert Jaworski (Toyota) / 55 / 14.60 ppg
18. Philip Cezar (Crispa) / 54 / 14.50 ppg
19. Carlos Rodriguez (7-Up) / 24 / 14.0 ppg
20. Jesse Sullano (Noritake) / 40 / 13.50 ppg

1976 PBA season (Unofficial)

1. Loreto Tolentino (N-Rich) / 30 / 26.97 ppg *
2. William Adornado (Crispa) / 38 / 25.66 ppg
3. Arthur Herrera (N-Rich) / 32 / 25.28 ppg *
4. Ernesto Estrada (Royal) / 43 / 24.60 ppg
5. Manny Paner (Royal) / 46 / 20.67 ppg
6. Francis Arnaiz (Toyota) / 57 / 20.37 ppg
7. Danny Florencio (U-Tex) / 39 / 19.87 ppg
8. Fortunato Co, Jr (Crispa) / 61 / 19.85 ppg
9. Rodolfo Segura (Toyota) / 61 / 17.28 ppg
10. Johnny Revilla (N-Rich) / 28 / 16.57 ppg
11. Ricardo Cleofas (Tanduay) / 31 / 16.52 ppg
12. Rene Canent (Tanduay) / 32 / 16.28 ppg
13. Ramon Fernandez (Toyota) / 58 / 16.17 ppg
14. Lawrence Mumar (7-Up) / 24 / 15.67 ppg
15. Robert Jaworski (Toyota) / 57 / 15.49 ppg
16. Adriano Papa (Noritake) / 25 / 15.28 ppg
17. Jacinto Chua (7-Up) / 30 / 14.97 ppg
18. Jaime Mariano (7-Up) / 15 / 14.87 ppg ** 
19. Rudolf Kutch (U-Tex) / 41 / 14.15 ppg
20. Abet Gutierrez (Tanduay) / 32 / 13.41 ppg

*Note that N-Rich did not hire any import in the 2nd conference where teams are allowed two imports. This may resulted to the high scoring average of two of its local players. Tolentino (30 games) and Herrera (32 games) both had a total of 809 points.

**The averages of Quasar (formerly Concepcion Carrier) players were not listed in the 1977-78 PBA annual. Jimmy Mariano's average were only in his stint with 7-Up in the second conference after he was traded. Same with Lim Eng Beng (13.23 pts in 17 games with Quasar), who was traded to U-Tex.

Source: 1977-78 PBA annual c/o PBA archives

PBA Imports' scoring averages (1996-1998)

Name (Team) / Games played (Minimum of 5 games) / Average

1996 Commissioner's Cup

Derrick Hamilton (Alaska) / 13 / 30.5 ppg
Kenny Redfield (Shell) / 26 / 25.6 ppg
Henry James (Ginebra) / 20 / 32.6 ppg
Melvin Simon (Sta.Lucia) / 8 / 20.1 ppg
Eldridge Hudson (Sta.Lucia) / 5 / 20.4 ppg
James Hodges (Sta.Lucia) / 6 / 30.7 ppg
Ronnie Thompkins (Purefoods) / 12 / 27.5 ppg
Derrick Gervin (Purefoods) / 7 / 37.0 ppg
Marques Bragg (Sunkist) / 11 / 26.8 ppg
Andre Spencer (San Miguel) / 8 / 20.1 ppg
Ronnie Coleman (Mobiline) / 10 / 37.7 ppg

1996 Governor's Cup

Reggie Fox (Ginebra) / 9 / 28.8 ppg
Fred Cofield (Ginebra) / 9 / 23.1 ppg
Lamont Strothers (San Miguel) / 18 / 39.9 ppg
Bobby Parks (Shell) / 10 / 27.9 ppg
Tharon Mayes (Shell) / 5 / 25.0 ppg
Lester Neal (Sunkist) / 10 / 24.1 ppg
Kennard Winchester (Purefoods) / 6 / 24.3 ppg
Lambert Shell (Sta.Lucia) / 11 / 23.2 ppg
Derrick Canada (Mobiline) / 11 / 40.5 ppg

Season averages (Played in the Commissioner's Cup and Governor's Cup)
Sean Chambers (Alaska) / 30 / 29.8 ppg

1997 Commissioner's Cup

Chris King (Gordon's Gin) / 15 / 28.3 ppg
Tyrone Hopkins (Gordon's Gin) / 10 / 27.7 ppg
Sylvester Gray (Alaska) / 10 / 25.4 ppg
Jeff Ward (San Miguel) / 19 / 19.8 ppg
Kenny Redfield (Sta.Lucia) / 19 / 22.5 ppg
John Best (Shell) / 18 / 32.5 ppg
Norris Coleman (Pop Cola) / 10 / 29.4 ppg
Isaiah Morris (Mobiline) / 10 / 29.0 ppg

1997 Governor's Cup

Sean Chambers (Alaska) / 22 / 25.0 ppg
Larry Robinson (San Miguel) / 20 / 32.5 ppg
Artemus McClary (Mobiline) / 15 / 33.3 ppg

1998 Commissioner's Cup

Devin Davis (Alaska) / 19 / 25.5 ppg
Jeff Ward (San Miguel) / 6 / 13.5 ppg
Sean Higgins (Pop Cola) / 8 / 29.0 ppg
Roy Hairston (Purefoods) / 8 / 32.5 ppg
Terquin Mott (Mobiline) / 9 / 36.3 ppg
Chris King (Ginebra) / 8 / 31.4 ppg

1998 Governor's Cup

Donald Williams (Shell) / 31 / 24.7 ppg
Silas Mills (Mobiline) / 31 / 25.2 ppg
Artemus McClary (Mobiline) / 31 / 24.9 ppg
Bob McCann (Purefoods) / 25 / 20.4 ppg
Larry Robinson (San Miguel) / 21.9 ppg

Paul Graham (Pop Cola) / 17 / 18.4 ppg
Tony Harris (Pop Cola) / 8 / 25.0 ppg
David Booth (Pop Cola) / 5 / 31.4 ppg
Dennis Edwards (Ginebra) / 12 / 20.5 ppg
Frank Western (Ginebra) / 9 / 26.3 ppg
Monty Buckley (Alaska) / 15 / 22.3 ppg

Season averages (Played in the Commissioner's Cup and Governor's Cup)
Lamont Strothers (San Miguel) / 40 / 30.8 ppg
John Best (Shell) / 48 / 26.8 ppg
Sean Chambers (Alaska) / 18 / 23.5 ppg

PBA Imports' scoring averages (1993-1995)

Name (Team) / Games played / Average 

1993 Commissioner's Cup

Ronnie Thompkins (Swift) / 24 / 36.6 ppg

Pat Durham (San Miguel) / 24 / 37.3 ppg

Bobby Parks (Shell) / 23 / 37.6 ppg

Kenny Battle (Alaska) / 19 / 28.0 ppg

Nikita Wilson (Sta.Lucia) / 8 / 22.1 ppg

Tony Massop (Ginebra) / 4 / 32.0 ppg

Brian Shorter (Ginebra) / 4 / 34.3 ppg

Mike McGee (Sta.Lucia) / 4 / 15.5 ppg

Anthony Jones (Purefoods) / 2 / 29.0 ppg

Benjamin Muhammad (Ginebra) / 2 / 34.5 ppg

1993 Governor's Cup

Tony Harris (Swift) / 25 / 48.0 ppg

Lambert Shell (Sta.Lucia) / 21 / 39.6 ppg

Tharon Mayes (Purefoods) / 18 / 42.3 ppg

Sean Chambers (Alaska) / 5 / 33.4 ppg

Terry Thames (Ginebra) / 10 / 39.4 ppg

Calvin Talford (Shell) / 6 / 32.3 ppg

Mike Morrison (Shell) / 4 / 35.8 ppg

Season averages (Played in the Commissioner's Cup and Governor's Cup)

Kenny Redfield (7-Up / Pepsi Mega) / 29 / 31.6 ppg

1994 Commissioner's Cup

Kenny Redfield (Purefoods) / 24 / 29.4 ppg 

Marques Bragg (Alaska) / 24 / 31.3 ppg

Ronnie Thompkins (Swift) / 12 / 29.1 ppg

Billy Martin (San Miguel) / 10 / 30.7 ppg 

Eric Martin (San Miguel) / 7 / 32.7 ppg

Bobby Parks (Shell) / 12 / 31.5 ppg

Jerome Lane (Shell) / 7 / 24.4 ppg

Mitchell Wiggins (Tondena 65) / 10 / 55.4 ppg 

Kevin Holland (Pepsi Mega) / 11 / 32.4 ppg 

1994 Governor's Cup

Sean Chambers (Alaska) / 23 / 33.8 ppg

Herb Jones (Swift) / 20 / 32.5 ppg 

Ronnie Coleman (Pepsi Mega) / 24 / 38.3 ppg 

Leon Wood (Purefoods) / 12 / 25.3 ppg

Carl Ray Harris (Shell) / 8 / 33.4 ppg 

Steve Hood (Tondena 65) / 10 / 47.6 ppg 

Terrence Lewis (Shell) / 6 / 23.5 ppg

Michael Morrison (Shell) / 5 / 23.8 ppg

Sean Gay (Alaska) / 3 / 24.3 ppg

Byron Irvin (Purefoods) / 2 / 20.0 ppg

Delano Demps (Shell) / 2 / 29.0 ppg

Season averages (Played in the Commissioner's Cup and Governor's Cup)

Lambert Shell (Sta.Lucia) / 17 / 36.3 ppg

1995 Commissioner's Cup

Ronnie Grandison (Sunkist) / 26 / 25.3 ppg

Derrick Hamilton (Alaska) / 23 / 30.1 ppg

Frederick Pea (Sta.Lucia) / 16 / 29.0 ppg

Kenny Redfield (Purefoods) / 17 / 26.1 ppg

John Best (San Miguel) / 15 / 35.5 ppg

Kenny McCleary (Shell) / 9 / 28.3 ppg

Bobby Parks (Shell) / 5 / 31.0 ppg

Isaiah Morris (Ginebra) / 6 / 39.2 ppg

Bob McCann (Pepsi Mega) / 7 / 35.7 ppg

1995 Governor's Cup

Sean Chambers (Alaska) / 25 / 31.9 ppg

Kenny Travis (San Miguel) / 25 / 36.1 ppg

Stevin Smith (Sunkist) / 21 / 38.2 ppg

Rodney Monroe (Shell) / 21 / 33.3 ppg 

Jay Taylor (Purefoods) / 14 / 38.0 ppg

Robert Allen (Sta.Lucia) / 9 / 30.7 ppg

Derrick Canada (Pepsi Mega) / 5 / 47.4 ppg

Antonio Madison (Ginebra) / 6 / 36.3 ppg

PBA Imports who played only one game (1990-1999)

The one game only PBA Imports in the 1990s with their total points

Kenny Sanders (Diet Sarsi, 1991 First Conference) - 23 pts
William Alexander (Ginebra, 1991 First Conference) - 17 pts
Anthony Martin (Pepsi Mega, 1993 Governor's Cup) - 40 pts
Christopher Ward (Sta.Lucia, 1994 Commissioners Cup) - 12 pts
Stan Rose (Swift, 1994 Commissioners Cup) - 31 pts
Marlin Kimbrew (Tondena 65, 1994 Governor's Cup) - 43 pts
Jarvis (Matthews) Basnight (Shell, 1995 Commissioners Cup) - 23 pts
Antonio Davison (Sta.Lucia, 1995 Commissioners Cup) - 14 pts
Sam Mack (Sta.Lucia, 1995 Commissioners Cup) - 31 pts
Alexander Coles (Ginebra, 1995 Commissioners Cup) - 45 pts
Agee Ward (San Miguel, 1996 Commissioners Cup) - 12 pts
Tyrone Grandberry (Sta.Lucia, 1996 Governor's Cup) - 4 pts
Dennis Hopson (Purefoods, 1996 Governor's Cup) - 30 pts
Purnell Perry (Gordon's Gin, 1997 Governor's Cup) - 27 pts
Melvin Cheatum (Sta.Lucia, 1998 Commissioners Cup) - 4 pts
Khari Jaxon (Purefoods, 1998 Commissioners Cup) - 6 pts
Mike Cumberland (Ginebra, 1998 Commissioners Cup) - 28 pts
Marcus Timmons (Pop Cola, 1998 Commissioners Cup) - 26 pts
Duwayne Wesley (Ginebra, 1998 Governor's Cup) - 15 pts
Kenny Payne (Ginebra, 1998 Governor's Cup) - 37 pts
Rick Brunson (Ginebra, 1998 Governor's Cup) - 21 pts
Ime Oduok (Tanduay, 1999 Commissioners Cup) - 12 pts

Notes: 

Rodney Monroe played one game for Alaska in 1993 Governor's Cup, but he return to play for Shell in 1995 and Purefoods in 1998. Same with Jojo English, who played one game for Purefoods in 1996 Governor's Cup, but came back to play for Sta.Lucia in 1998.

Not counted is Norman Black, who suited up for one game each in 1996 with San Miguel and 1998 with Pop Cola in the battle for third place. 

Former Presto import Terrance Bailey had two previous PBA stints when in his third tour of duty, he can only play one game for Sta.Lucia in the 1993 Governor's Cup and scored only 12 points.