1984 PBA scoring leaders

Ramon Fernandez of Beer Hausen was the scoring leader in the first conference, followed by Arthur "Chip" Engelland of guest team NCC. At third is Rudy Distrito of Country Fair Hotdogs.

Engelland and Fernandez exchange places at number 1 and 2 among the scoring leaders in the second conference. Chip is now number one, followed by El Presidente. Ricardo Brown of Great Taste is at number 3 and Francis Arnaiz of Gilbey's at number 4. 


In the third conference with imports, Tony Washam of Gilbey's led the scoring with 42.75 average in 12 games played.

Ramon Fernandez in overall three conferences had the highest average among the locals with 27.79 points in 64 games played.

PBA players' single-game highs (1984-86)

1984 PBA season: Players' single game highs, including their highest output with a triple-double performance, excluding guest team NCC and Country Fair Hotdogs. 

Local players' single-game highs during the 1985 All-Filipino conference.

1986 First conference: Single-game highs by locals and imports

Scoring/Rebounds leaders (1984 1st AFC)

Ramon Fernandez of Beer Hausen was the scoring leader in the eliminations of the 1984 First All-Filipino Conference.

In the quarterfinal round among four teams with a total of 3 games. Terry Saldana of Gilbey's Gin leads in the scoring.

Ramon Fernandez of Beer Hausen was tops in the two-round semifinals and was the scoring leader in a total of seven games, including the Brewmasters' playoff lost to Gilbey's.



PBA stats (1985 season)

The scoring and rebounding leaders in the 1985 PBA Open Conference among locals and imports.

1985 PBA All-Filipino Conference: scoring and rebounding leaders.

 

1985 PBA Reinforced Conference: scoring leaders.

Scoring and Rebounds averages (1982 & 1983)

1982 PBA Open Conference: Scoring leaders among imports and local players.

Andrew Fields of Toyota was tops in rebounds with an average of 19.1 in 29 games played. Among the locals, it was Abet Guidaben of Crispa which led in rebounds with 7.8 average in 18 games.

1983 PBA Reinforced Conference: Scoring leaders

1983 PBA Open Conference: The scoring and rebound leaders in the elimination round.

PBA Imports' scoring (1989 season)

Imports: (Total points), Date, Game results

1989 PBA Open Conference:

Bobby Parks (Formula Shell): 
(72 pts), March 5, Shell 136-140 San Miguel
(70 pts), May 4, Shell 148-125 San Miguel
(69 pts), April 25, Shell 135-143 Presto
(65 pts), March 21, Shell 128-144 San Miguel
(61 pts), March 7, Shell 142-110 Purefoods
(58 pts), March 14, Shell 168-157 Alaska, OT
(57 pts), April 2, Shell 145-138 Purefoods
(57 pts), April 6, Shell 135-155 Anejo
(57 pts), April 16, Shell 146-143 Purefoods
(56 pts), April 27, Shell 119-112 Purefoods
(54 pts), May 16, Shell 124-130 San Miguel (Game 3, Finals)
(52 pts), March 12, Shell 132-134 Presto
(52 pts), April 23, Shell 136-129 San Miguel
(50 pts), May 14, Shell 107-114 San Miguel (Game 2, Finals)

Darren Queenan (Anejo Rum): 

(62 pts), March 30, Anejo 125-133 San Miguel, OT

(58 pts), April 11, Anejo 117-107 Alaska

(56 pts), March 16, Anejo 112-122 Purefoods

(52 pts), April 6, Anejo 155-135 Shell

Walker Russell (Presto Ice Cream): 

(61 pts), April 6, Presto 127-131 San Miguel
(54 pts), March 9, Presto 117-119 Anejo

Perry Moss (Purefoods Hotdogs): 
(64 pts), April 16, Purefoods 143-146 Shell

Michael Phelps (San Miguel Beer): 

(51 pts), April 6, San Miguel 131-127 Presto

1989 PBA Reinforced Conference: 

Carlos Briggs (Anejo Rum): 
(89 pts), November 16, Anejo 133-142 San Miguel
(84 pts), November 30, Anejo 134-140 San Miguel (Game 2, Finals)
(81 pts), October 15, Anejo 135-132 Shell
(77 pts), November 7, Anejo 146-158 Purefoods
(75 pts), November 21, Anejo 135-134 Purefoods
(71 pts), November 5, Anejo 144-143 Presto, OT
(71 pts), December 7, Anejo 138-134 San Miguel (Game 3, Finals)
(70 pts), October 22, Anejo 143-137 Shell
(68 pts), October 1, Anejo 142-153 Presto
(65 pts), October 5, Anejo 127-123 San Miguel
(64 pts), October 24, Anejo 150-137 Purefoods
(64 pts), November 2, Anejo 142-140 San Miguel, OT
(60 pts), December 10, Anejo 134-150 San Miguel (Game 4, Finals)
(57 pts), October 28, Anejo 129-132 Presto in Cebu City
(56 pts), October 19, Anejo 118-117 San Miguel
(56 pts), November 28, Anejo 125-134 San Miguel (Game 1, Finals)
(52 pts), December 12, Anejo 111-122 San Miguel (Game 5, Finals)
(51 pts), October 10, Anejo 125-133 Purefoods
(51 pts), November 23, Anejo 145-129 Presto

Terrance Bailey (Presto Tivoli): 
(73 pts), October 8, Presto 157-145 Shell
(63 pts), October 12, Presto 139-150 Purefoods
(63 pts), October 26, Presto 122-136 Alaska
(63 pts), November 12, Presto 161-153 Purefoods
(61 pts), October 1, Presto 153-142 Anejo
(60 pts), October 15, Presto 136-139 San Miguel
(58 pts), October 31, Presto 159-126 Purefoods
(58 pts), November 9, Presto 148-150 San Miguel
(58 pts), November 2, Presto 175-159 Alaska
(57 pts), November 5, Presto 143-144 Anejo, OT
(50 pts), November 19, Presto 141-149 San Miguel

Dexter Shouse (Purefoods Hotdogs): 
(59 pts), October 19, Purefoods 141-139 Shell
(56 pts), October 5, Purefoods 138-130 Shell
(52 pts), November 7, Purefoods 158-146 Anejo
(50 pts), October 24, Purefoods 137-150 Anejo

Ennis Whatley (San Miguel Beer): 
(53 pts), November 9, San Miguel 150-148 Presto
(52 pts), November 28, San Miguel 134-125 Anejo (Game 1, Finals)
(51 pts), October 22, San Miguel 146-137 Presto
(51 pts), October 29, San Miguel 122-117 Purefoods
(50 pts), December 10, San Miguel 150-134 Anejo (Game 4, Finals)

Sean Chambers (Alaska Milk): 
(53 pts), November 28, Alaska 116-109 Purefoods (Game 1, 3rd place)
(52 pts), October 17, Alaska 144-119 Purefoods
(52 pts), October 29, Alaska 133-136 Shell
(51 pts), November 7, Alaska 122-127 San Miguel
(51 pts), November 21, Alaska 119-124 San Miguel
(50 pts), November 23, Alaska 140-114 Purefoods

Steve Burtt (Formula Shell): 
(57 pts), October 8, Shell 145-157 Presto
(50 pts), October 15, Shell 132-135 Anejo

PBA Imports' scoring (1988 season)

Imports: (Total points), Date, Game results

1988 PBA Open Conference: 

Andrew Kennedy (Alaska): 
(73 pts), April 28, Alaska 147-119 Shell
(57 pts), April 14, Alaska 121-123 Ginebra
(56 pts), May 26, Alaska 121-119 Ginebra, OT (Game 1, 3rd place)
(54 pts), April 21, Alaska 133-119 Great Taste
(54 pts), April 26, Alaska 111-122 Purefoods
(53 pts), May 10, Alaska 114-120 Great Taste
(50 pts), March 22, Alaska 124-119 Ginebra
(50 pts), May 22, Alaska 152-129 Great Taste

David Thirdkill (Purefoods): 
(66 pts), April 19, Purefoods 126-118 Great Taste
(63 pts), April 26, Purefoods 122-111 Alaska
(61 pts), May 8, Purefoods 120-119 Alaska

(55 pts), April 17, Purefoods 119-125 Shell

(52 pts), March 22, Purefoods 119-107 Shell
(52 pts), May 29, Purefoods 107-101 San Miguel (Game 2, Finals)
(50 pts), March 20, Purefoods 104-119 San Miguel

(50 pts), May 10, Purefoods 115-124 Ginebra
(50 pts), May 19, Purefoods 125-118 Alaska

Jamie Waller (Ginebra): 
(64 pts), May 26, Ginebra 119-121 Alaska, OT (Game 1, 3rd place)
(63 pts), May 31, Ginebra 118-130 Alaska (Game 3, 3rd place)
(57 pts), April 24, Ginebra 127-122 Purefoods
(55 pts), March 24, Ginebra 118-113 San Miguel
(51 pts), April 14, Ginebra 123-121 Alaska
(51 pts), April 28, Ginebra 115-122 Great Taste

(50 pts), May 5, Ginebra 108-113 Great Taste

Other imports who scored 50 or more points:
Rudy Macklin (52 pts), March 20, Shell 113-132 Great Taste
Kenny Fields (51 pts), April 7, Great Taste 131-129 Ginebra
Norman Black (50 pts), May 1, San Miguel 107-108 Ginebra

1988 PBA Reinforced Conference:

Joe Ward (Anejo Rum): 
(78 pts), December 1, Anejo 181-173 Shell
(75 pts), November 22, Anejo 118-127 San Miguel
(67 pts), November 13, Anejo 133-153 San Miguel
(63 pts), October 30, Anejo 157-150 Purefoods, OT
(61 pts), December 11, Anejo 171-145 Presto (Game 4, 3rd place)
(59 pts), December 6, Anejo 147-138 Presto (Game 2, 3rd place)
(55 pts), October 20, Anejo 130-143 Presto
(55 pts), November 20, Anejo 155-131 Presto
(54 pts), October 27, Anejo 157-150 Shell
(54 pts), November 29, Anejo 168-165 Presto

Tommy Davis (Anejo Rum): 
(73 pts), December 4, Anejo 150-141 Presto (Game 1, 3rd place)
(69 pts), November 24, Anejo 144-123 Alaska

(65 pts), December 11, Anejo 171-145 Presto (Game 4, 3rd place)

(63 pts), November 29, Anejo 168-165 Presto
(60 pts), November 20, Anejo 155-131 Presto
(59 pts), October 30, Anejo 157-150 Purefoods, OT
(55 pts), November 6, Anejo 132-124 Alaska
(55 pts), December 1, Anejo 181-173 Shell
(51 pts), December 8, Anejo 131-138 Presto (Game 3, 3rd place)

Bobby Parks (Shell): 
(71 pts), December 1, Shell 173-181 Anejo
(63 pts), October 18, Shell 134-124 Purefoods
(56 pts), December 13, Shell 142-151 San Miguel (Game 5, Finals)
(53 pts), November 15, Shell 160-138 Anejo

Willie Bland (Alaska): 
(70 pts), October 23, Alaska 147-148 Purefoods, OT
(65 pts), October 4, Alaska 136-131 Anejo

Tony White (Presto): 
(65 pts), November 29, Presto 165-168 Anejo
(56 pts), November 3, Presto 152-136 Purefoods
(56 pts), November 6, Presto 133-119 San Miguel
(51 pts), October 27, Presto 129-135 Alaska

Perry Young (Purefoods): 
(59 pts), November 3, Purefoods 136-152 Presto

(53 pts), October 18, Purefoods 124-134 Shell

(51 pts), October 30, Purefoods 150-157 Anejo, OT
(51 pts), November 8, Purefoods 127-149 San Miguel
(50 pts), October 23, Purefoods 148-147 Alaska, OT

Other imports who scored 50 or more points:
Lewis Jackson (54 pts), October 9, Presto 133-126 Purefoods
David Boone (53 pts), November 17, Alaska 122-114 Anejo
Derrick Rowland (51 pts), October 11, Shell 133-122 Alaska
Michael Phelps (50 pts), October 2, San Miguel 150-122 Purefoods