2001 PBA Scoring Records

Highest total points in a single game by an import: (Unofficial)

Jerod Ward (61 pts), June 6, Mobiline 93-87 Ginebra
Askia Jones (60 pts), November 4, Shell 111-88 Sta.Lucia
Jerod Ward (52 pts), June 10, Mobiline 92-97 Red Bull
Derrick Brown (48 pts), October 17, Purefoods 102-108 Alaska
Askia Jones (47 pts), September 14, Shell 99-81 Alaska
Kevin Freeman (44 pts), July 6, Tanduay 89-94 Mobiline, OT
Nate Johnson (43 pts), August 22, San Miguel 77-79 Red Bull (Game 5, Finals)
Askia Jones (42 pts), September 9, Shell 90-92 Talk 'N Text
Askia Jones (41 pts), September 23, Shell 96-109 Sta.Lucia
Nate Johnson (41 pts), June 17, San Miguel 87-83 Red Bull
Ray Tutt (40 pts), October 19, Red Bull 101-94 Sta.Lucia
Tony Lang (40 pts), June 17, Red Bull 83-87 San Miguel

Highest total points in a single game by a local player: (Unofficial)
Asi Taulava (43 pts), July 6, Mobiline 94-89 Tanduay, OT
Eric Menk (32 pts), November 2, Tanduay 92-90 San Miguel, OT
Danny Ildefonso (32 pts), May 9, San Miguel 89-72 Ginebra (Game 2, Finals)
Danny Seigle (31 pts), May 18, San Miguel 95-75 Ginebra (Game 6, Finals)
Danny Seigle (31 pts), March 17, San Miguel 85-75 Alaska in Bago City
Noy Castillo (31 pts), September 28, Purefoods 94-95 Shell
Mark Caguioa (30 pts), May 16, Ginebra 95-98 San Miguel, OT (Game 5, Finals)

Scoring leaders: All-Filipino Cup

The top 10 scoring leaders at the end of the 2001 PBA All-Filipino Cup. Jeffrey Cariaso of Tanduay had the least total of games played with 14 as the Rhum Masters finished last in the conference.

2000 PBA Scoring Records

Highest total points in a single game by an import: (Unofficial)

James Brewer (59 pts), November 8, Shell 103-118 Red Bull
Harold Ellis (53 pts), July 28, Sunkist 114-115 Ginebra, OT
John Best (49 pts), July 8, Shell 98-99 Alaska, OT
Ray Tutt (49 pts), November 8, Red Bull 118-103 Shell
Bryan Green (47 pts), October 18, Ginebra 101-90 Purefoods
Derrick Brown (44 pts), October 18, Purefoods 90-101 Ginebra
Harold Ellis (42 pts), July 7, Sunkist 85-84 Tanduay
Derrick Brown (42 pts), November 19, Purefoods 87-97 Tanduay 
Ray Tutt (41 pts), October 6, Red Bull 100-95 Pop Cola, OT
Maurice Bell (40 pts), November 19, Tanduay 97-87 Purefoods

Highest total points in a single game by a local player: (Unofficial)
Eric Menk (45 pts), March 31, Tanduay 83-70 Sta.Lucia
Eric Menk (44 pts), May 17, Tanduay 91-79 Purefoods (Game 1 Semis)
Eric Menk (38 pts), June 2, Tanduay 103-82 San Miguel (Game 1, 3rd place)
Danny Seigle (36 pts), March 29, San Miguel 71-68 Red Bull
Eric Menk (35 pts), July 12, Tanduay 79-85 Mobiline
Eric Menk (34 pts), March 10, Tanduay 106-88 Red Bull
Asi Taulava (34 pts), February 27, Mobiline 76-77 Ginebra
Sonny Alvarado (33 pts), March 10, Tanduay 106-88 Red Bull
Danny Seigle (32 pts), March 4, San Miguel 77-62 Mobiline in Iloilo City
Jun Limpot (32 pts), July 28, Ginebra 115-114 Sunkist, OT
Danny Seigle (31 pts), March 1, San Miguel 81-80 Alaska

Scoring leaders: All-Filipino Cup

Before the All-Filipino Cup finals, Eric Menk is #1 with 25.5 ppg, followed by his teammate Sonny Alvarado with 24.3 ppg, Danny Seigle of SMB is at third, Asi Taulava at fourth and Nelson Asaytono at number 5.

The total point production of Alvin Patrimonio and Menk and Alvarado might include those two semifinal wins by Tanduay over Purefoods that was forfeited.

1999 PBA Scoring Records

Local players: Total points, Date, Game results

Sonny Alvarado: 
46 points, February 24, Tanduay 94-78 Sta.Lucia in Bustos, Bulacan
36 points, April 4, Tanduay 96-101 Purefoods
34 points, May 7, Tanduay 91-77 Pop Cola (QF)
33 points, October 3, Tanduay 82-76 Ginebra
32 points, May 21, Tanduay 111-93 Alaska (Game 4, Semis)
32 points, October 27, Tanduay 113-91 Pop Cola

29 points, April 14, Tanduay 91-104 Alaska in Pampanga

29 points, April 23, Tanduay 93-87 Sta.Lucia
Eric Menk: 
43 points, October 27, Tanduay 113-91 Pop Cola
42 points, May 30, Tanduay 81-91 Shell in Ormoc City (Game 3, Finals)
41 points, May 19, Tanduay 98-103 Alaska (Game 3, Semis) 
36 points, May 2, Tanduay 86-83 Ginebra
30 points, November 17, Tanduay 84-75 Mobiline (QF)
Alvin Patrimonio:
35 points, February 28, Purefoods 85-95 Tanduay
31 points, April 4, Purefoods 101-96 Tanduay
Asi Taulava:
35 points, March 21, Mobiline 73-80 Tanduay
32 points, February 7, Mobiline 90-64 Tanduay
31 points, April 18, Mobiline 74-76 Sta.Lucia
Danny Seigle: 
32 points, August 18, San Miguel 68-79 Alaska (Game 1, Semis)
30 points, December 12, San Miguel 72-69 Alaska (Game 6, Finals)
29 points, March 19, San Miguel 79-88 Alaska
Al Segova: 
31 points, April 16, Purefoods 65-75 Pop Cola
30 points, April 4, Purefoods 101-96 Tanduay
Victor Pablo: 
31 points, April 7, Shell 78-65 Sta.Lucia
29 points, April 21, Shell 78-64 Pop Cola

Other players who scored 29 or more points:
Pido Jarencio (36 pts), March 12, Tanduay 100-79 Shell
Johnny Abarrientos (35 pts), March 7, Alaska 88-87 Tanduay
Vergel Meneses (34 pts), March 17, Pop Cola 81-74 Tanduay
Jun Limpot (29 pts), April 23, Sta.Lucia 87-93 Tanduay

Kenneth Duremdes (29 pts), November 10, Alaska 91-85 Shell

Commissioner's Cup imports: (Total points)
Silas Mills (43 pts), July 2, Mobiline 92-96 Alaska
John Best (43 pts), July 11, Shell 85-76 Purefoods
John Best (41 pts), August 18, Shell 76-87 Sta.Lucia

Governor's Cup imports: (Total points)

John Morton (50 pts), November 10, Shell 85-91 Alaska
Lamont Strothers (46 pts), November 5, San Miguel 83-77 Shell
Derrick Brown (46 pts), November 19, Purefoods 91-92 Alaska 
Larry Robinson (41 pts), October 29, Mobiline 78-84 San Miguel, OT

Derrick Brown (41 pts), November 5, Purefoods 93-79 Sta.Lucia

Scoring leaders (All-Filipino Cup eliminations)

Scoring leaders (Commissioners Cup eliminations): GP / TP / Average
Imports
1.Silas Mills (Mobiline): 8 / 237 / 29.6 ppg
2.John Best (Shell): 8 / 229 / 28.6 ppg
3.Chris King (Ginebra): 8 / 204 / 25.5 ppg
4.Tremaine Fowlkes (Pop Cola): 2 / 48 / 24.0 ppg
5.Ira Clark (Tanduay): 7 / 167 / 23.9 ppg
6.Terquin Mott (San Miguel): 8 / 180 / 22.5 ppg
7.Julius Nwosu (Purefoods): 8 / 180 / 22.5 ppg
8.Devin Davis (Alaska): 8 / 179 / 22.4 ppg
9.Kwan Johnson (Sta.Lucia): 8 / 177 / 22.1 ppg
Locals
1.Robert Parker (Sta.Lucia): 8 / 177 / 22.1 ppg
2.Danny Seigle (San Miguel): 8 / 165 / 20.6 ppg
3.Jun Limpot (Sta.Lucia): 8 / 141 / 17.6 ppg
4.Vergel Meneses (Pop Cola/Ginebra): 8 / 138 / 17.3 ppg
5.Sonny Alvarado (Tanduay): 6 / 100 / 16.7 ppg
6.Benjie Paras (Shell): 8 / 130 / 16.3 ppg
7.Eric Menk (Tanduay): 6 / 95 / 15.8 ppg
8.Alvarado Segova (Purefoods): 8 / 113 / 14.1 ppg
9.Jeffrey Cariaso (Mobiline): 8 / 110 / 13.8 ppg
10.Marlou Aquino (Ginebra): 8 / 107 / 13.4 ppg
11.Kenneth Duremdes (Alaska): 8 / 107 / 13.4 ppg
12.Asi Taulava (Mobiline): 8 / 104 / 13.0 ppg