NCAA Season 86 basketball tournaments

NCAA Season 86
Winning Drive at 85
Host school San Sebastian College-Recoletos
Men's Finals 1 2Wins
 San Beda Red Lions 93 852+1
 San Sebastian Stags 73 700
Duration October 13–15, 2010
Arena(s) Araneta Coliseum
Finals MVP Sudan Daniel
Winning coach Frankie Lim (3rd title)
Semifinalists  JRU Heavy Bombers
 Mapúa Cardinals
TV network(s) Studio 23, The Filipino Channel, Balls HD
Juniors' Finals 1 2Wins
 San Beda Red Cubs 89 952
 San Sebastian Staglets 64 840
Duration October 13–15, 2010
Arena(s) Araneta Coliseum
Finals MVP Baser Amer
Winning coach Brit Reroma (1st title)
Semifinalists  Perpetual Junior Altas
 Letran Squires
TV network(s) Studio 23, The Filipino Channel, Balls HD

The basketball tournaments of NCAA Season 86 refers to the basketball events of the Philippine National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)'s 2010–11 season.

The San Beda Red Lions won all of their sixteen elimination round games to qualify for the finals outright needing to win twice against their opponent, which has to win thrice. The second-seed and defending champion San Sebastian Stags won the stepladder series against the JRU Heavy Bombers, which had earlier beaten the Mapua Cardinals. The Red Lions completed their 18–0 game sweep of the season when they won against the Stags in double digits to win in the second finals where the finalists were the champions of the two immediate seasons met since 2005. San Beda's American center Sudan Daniel won both season and finals Most Valuable Player (MVP) honors.

In the juniors' division, the San Beda Red Cubs lost only two games in the elimination round: one against the Letran Squires via technicality, and the other their last elimination round game against the San Sebastian Staglets which won via overtime. The Red Cubs and the Staglets defeated the Squires and the UPHSD Altalettes respectively in the semifinals to qualify for the finals. Like in the seniors' division, the Finals series was between two preceding champions; the Red Cubs also won double-digit games against the Staglets to successfully defend their championship. San Beda's Baser Amer won both season and finals MVP awards.

Seniors' tournament

Preseason

JRU Heavy Bombers head coach Ariel Vanguardia was let go by the school after their semifinals loss against the San Sebastian Stags; former Heavy Bomber Vergel Meneses was hired to replace him. Arellano Chiefs' former head coach Leo Isaac takes over from Junjie Ablan. Isaac previously coached the Mapúa Cardinals from 2007-09; however he held the position while still Arellano head coach, at the time playing for the NCRAA. Meanwhile, Aric del Rosario is retained as the basketball commissioner.

The San Sebastian Stags emerged as the team to beat prior the season, finishing fourth at the 2009 Philippine Collegiate Championship, and winning the CHED Games, the Philippine Basketball League and more recently, the Fil-Oil/Flying V Championship.[1]

Elimination round

Results

Results to the right and top of the black cells are first round games, those to the left and below are second round games.
TeamAUCSJLCSBEACJRUMITSBCSSC-RUPHSD
Arellano 78–76 64–70 82–72 62–66 51–73 57–92 58–69 86–67
Letran 72–58 70–54 88–65 62–67* 51–66 60–77 53–59 87–69
Benilde 71–69 69–72 71–76 65–74 63–65* 61–87 74–75 79–70
EAC 60–71 47–68 64–83 61–69* 68–82 55–97 66–106 78–66
JRU 67–64 76–60 73–55 76–50 61–54 52–68 59–72 78–62
Mapúa 72–76 63–60 64-59 74–64 54–68 64–69 49–68 79–65
San Beda 70–54 74–56 89–70 92–68 78–46 90–78 88–76 101–77
SSC-R 62–64 59–58 62–51 81–63 64–59 85–76 82–90 73–69
UPHSD 66–61 61–90 64–70 69–52 55–66 72–79 61–92 63–72

  Win
  Win via OT
  Loss
  Loss via OT

Bracket

  Stepladder semifinals 1st round
One-game playoff		 Stepladder semifinals 2nd round
Knockout game		 Finals
Best-of-5 series with the #1 seed having a 1–0 lead
                               
    1  San Beda 93 85
    2  San Sebastian 61     2  San Sebastian 73 70
  3  JRU 60     3  JRU 52  
  4  Mapúa 54  

Stepladder semifinals

First round

Second round

Finals

  • San Beda has to win twice, while their opponent has to win thrice to win the championship.
October 13
San Beda Red Lions  93–73  San Sebastian Stags
Scoring by quarter: 26–23, 18–17, 28–20, 21–13
Pts: Borgie Hermida 18
Rebs: Borgie Hermida 13
Asts: Borgie Hermida 4		 Pts: Calvin Abueva 22
Rebs: Calvin Abueva 12
Asts: Pamboy Raymundo 5
Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Attendance: 11,018
October 15
San Beda Red Lions  85–70  San Sebastian Stags
Scoring by quarter: 20-17, 23-10, 15-22, 27-21
Pts: Sudan Daniel 24
Rebs: Sudan Daniel 19
Asts: Borgie Hermida 4		 Pts: Edward Semira 13
Rebs: Ronald Pascual 8
Asts: Gilbert Bulawan 4
San Beda wins series in two games
Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Attendance: 13,018

Awards

The awards were given prior to Game 2 of the Seniors' Finals at the Araneta Coliseum.[2]

Players of the Week

WeekName
Week 1 Calvin Abueva
Week 2 Joe Etame
Week 3 Nchotu Njei
Week 4 Garvo Lanete
Week 5 Sudan Daniel
Week 6 Allan Mangahas
Week 7 Sudan Daniel
Week 8 Borgie Hermida
Nate Matute
Week 9 Sudan Daniel
Week 10 Garvo Lanete
Week 11 Calvin Abueva
Week 12 Sudan Daniel
Week 13 Garvo Lanete

Juniors' tournament

Elimination round

Results

TeamAUCSJLLSGHEACJRUMHSSSBC-RSSC-RUPHSD
Arellano 67–79 57–79 60–68 63–73 66–86 41–77 58–76 71–86
Letran 64–39 78–64 72–59 64–75 89–83 71–86 83–89 84–91
LSGH 69–54 70–63 97–44 89–92* 68–72 67–71 71–65 54–62
EAC 67–60 58–72 68–81 67–77 74–88 60–85 60–67 59–70
JRU 91–83 75–86 72–90 81–78 82–78 71–89 70–69 74–90
Malayan 74–52 86–74 71–72 76–71 79–83 64–89 75–72 85–89
SBC-R 89–53 86–71 82–69 70–56 99–75 93–83 84–80 91–77
SSC-R 81–59 78–68 74–69 82–65 78–70 73–69 76–75* 74–69
UPHSD 69–54 72–69 72–75 71–82 76–69 88–76 66–84 55–60

  Win
  Win via OT
  Loss
  Loss via OT
  Win via forfeit
  Loss via forfeit

  • Number of asterisks (*) denotes the number of overtime periods.

Elimination game

Bracket

  4th-seed playoff Semifinals
#1 & #2 have twice-to-beat advantage		 Finals
Best-of-three series
                               
      1  San Beda 92    
 LSGH 85     4  Letran 80    
   Letran 91  
 
    1  San Beda 89 95
    2  San Sebastian 64 84
 
 
  2  San Sebastian 87  
  3  Perpetual 76    

4th-seed playoff

Semifinals

October 6
San Beda Red Cubs  92–80  Letran Squires
San Beda wins series in one game
October 6
San Sebastian Staglets  87–76  Perpetual Junior Altas
San Sebastian wins series in one game

Finals

October 13
San Beda Red Cubs  89–64  San Sebastian Staglets
Scoring by quarter: 27-11, 24-21, 24-22, 14-10
Pts: Von Chavez 21
Rebs: Baser Amer 9
Asts: Baser Amer 18		 Pts: Gino Jumao-as 31
Rebs: Mark Magno 9
Asts: Gino Jumao-as 4
October 15
San Beda Red Cubs  95–84  San Sebastian Staglets
Scoring by quarter: 32-18, 21-29, 20-23, 22-14
Pts: Baser Amer 25
Rebs: Baser Amer 9
Asts: Baser Amer 8		 Pts: Gino Jumao-as 38
Rebs: Gino Juamo-as 14
Asts: Gino Jumao-as 7
San Beda wins series 2–0
  • Finals Most Valuable Player: Baser Amer (San Beda)

Awards

  • Season Most Valuable Player: Baser Amer (San Beda)
  • Rookie of the Year: Rey Nambatac (Letran)
  • Mythical Five:
    • Baser Amer (San Beda)
    • Gino Jumao-as (San Sebastian)
    • Joshua Alolino (UPHSD)
    • Cris dela Paz (JRU)
    • Rey Nambatac (Letran)
  • Most Improved Player: Flash Sadiwa (UPHSD)
  • Defensive Player of the Year: Vincent Menguito (EAC)

Broadcast notes

Studio 23 carried all games live. SkyCable Channel 166 (Balls HD) aired the finals series on high definition live, with Balls SD airing the replays. The Filipino Channel broadcast the games outside the Philippines.

GamePlay-by-playAnalystCourtside reporter
First round
SemifinalAnton RoxasButch ManiegoTriska Echiverri and Mischi Mediana
Juniors' Finals game 1Anton RoxasJude Roquenone
Seniors' Finals game 1Bill VelascoButch ManiegoEj Gamboa and Trishka Echiverri
Juniors' Finals game 2Anton RoxasTonichi Ytturinone
Seniors' Finals game 2Bill VelascoAllan GregorioEj Gamboa and Trishka Echiverri

References

  1. ↑ Villar, Joey (2010-06-22). "86th NCAA: Will the Stags repeat?". The Philippine Star. Retrieved 2010-06-24.
  2. ↑ Tupas, Cedelf (2010-10-14). "Lions' Daniel takes home MVP trophy". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved 2010-10-16.

See also

Preceded by
Season 85 (2009)		 NCAA basketball seasons
Season 86 (2010)		 Succeeded by
Season 87 (2011)
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