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