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1976 PBA Second Conference Finals

**1976 PBA Second Conference Finals**

 Toyota Silver Tamaraws | Dante Silverio | 1
 **TV Network:** | GTV

The **1976 PBA Second Conference Finals** was the best-of-5 basketball championship series of the 1976 PBA Second Conference, and the conclusion of the conference's playoffs. The Crispa Redmanizers and Toyota Silver Tamaraws played in the finals for the fifth straight time.

The Crispa Redmanizers won their second championship of the season and third in a row, scoring a similar three games to one series victory against the Toyota Silver Tamaraws.

## Qualification

* Crispa Redmanizers - Finished 12-4 (.750), 2nd (Eliminations) and Finished 4-2 (.667), 2nd (Semifinals)

* Toyota Comets/Tamaraws - Finished 14-2 (.875), 1st (Eliminations) and 5.1 (.833), 1st (Semifinals)

## Games Summary

* Game 1 - Crispa Redmanizers 95 def. Toyota Silver Tamaraws 92 (Scoring by quarters: 24-16, 21-16, 30-30, 28-22), Atoy Co 30 pts (Crispa) and Ramon Fernandez 22 pts (Toyota) - Crispa leads 1-0

* Game 2 - Crispa Redmanizers 98 def. Toyota Silver Tamaraws 93 (Scoring by quarters: 24-23, 20-15, 26-26, 29-28), Bernie Fabiosa 18 pts (Crispa) and Francis Arnaiz, Ramon Fernandez 18 pts and Robert Jaworski 19 pts (Toyota) - Crispa leads 2-0

* Game 3 - Toyota Silver Tamaraws 108 def. Crispa Redmanizers 98 (Scoring by quarters: 26-25, 31-28, 28-24, 28-16), Ompong Segura 24 pts (Toyota) and Atoy Co 32 pts (Crispa) - Crispa leads 2-1

* Game 4 - Crispa Redmanizers 103 def. Toyota Silver Tamaraws 94 (Scoring by quarters: 27-19, 25-24, 28-28, 24-22), Atoy Co, Freddie Hubalde tied with 17 pts (Crispa) and Robert Jaworski 19 pts (Toyota) - Crispa wins 3-1

## Note

Newspaper articles states Toyota started using the Silver Tamaraws monicker in Game two of the finals. Before the championship series, the team is still being referred as Comets.
1988 PBA season

he **1988 PBA season** was the 14th season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

## Season highlights

* The Tanduay Rhum Makers filed a leave on absence for the 1988 season on January 16, 1988, citing realignment of corporate objectives. After Tanduay filed a leave, some remnants were absorbed, along with several amateur prospects by Purefoods Corporation, which joined the league after buying a franchise worth P300,000.
* PBA deputy commissioner Rudy Salud became the league's third commissioner. Under Salud's leadership, the PBA soared to greater heights, the Purefoods Hotdogs' entry, along with the never-say-die attitude of the league's most popular team Añejo Rum 65ers, contributed largely to a box-office success in gate attendance.
* Amateur standout Alvin Patrimonio, who was a subject of a bitter tug-of-war between the PBA's newest team Purefoods Hotdogs and his mother ballclub in the PABL, corporate rival RFM-Swifts, finally made his PBA debut on June 30.
* A blockbuster trade took place before the opening of the Third Conference as veterans Ramon Fernandez of Purefoods, who was bench in the All-Filipino title-series, and Abet Guidaben of San Miguel were traded to each other by their respective ballclubs.
* Ramon Fernandez won his fourth Most Valuable Player trophy as he continued his tradition of winning the prestigious award every two years starting in 1982.

## Champions

* Open Conference: San Miguel Beermen
* All-Filipino Conference: Añejo Rum 65
* Reinforced Conference: San Miguel Beermen
* Team with best win-loss percentage: San Miguel Beermen (46-26, .639)
* Best Team of the Year: San Miguel Beermen (1st)

## Awards

* **Most Valuable Player:** Ramon Fernandez (Purefoods, San Miguel)
* **Rookie of the Year:** Jojo Lastimosa (Purefoods)
* **Most Improved Player:** Alvin Teng (San Miguel)
* **Best Import-Open Conference:** Jamie Waller (Ginebra)
* **Best Import-Reinforced Conference:** Bobby Parks (Shell)
* **Mythical Five:**
	+ Ricardo Brown (San Miguel)
	+ Hector Calma (San Miguel)
	+ Abet Guidaben (San Miguel, Purefoods)
	+ Ramon Fernandez (Purefoods, San Miguel)
	+ Allan Caidic (Great Taste/Presto)
* **Mythical Second Team:**
	+ Robert Jaworski (Añejo)
	+ Jojo Lastimosa (Purefoods)
	+ Jerry Codiñera (Purefoods)
	+ Elpidio Villamin (Alaska)
	+ Dondon Ampalayo (Añejo)
* **All-Defensive Team:**
	+ Abe King (Great Taste/Presto)
	+ Philip Cezar (Great Taste/Presto)
	+ Elpidio Villamin (Alaska)
	+ Robert Jaworski (Añejo)
	+ Biboy Ravanes (Alaska)
1976 PBA season

The **1976 PBA season** was the second season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

## Season highlights

* The Crispa Redmanizers won all three conferences in the year to capped the very first Grand Slam in the PBA.

* On December 21, Crispa achieved the first PBA Grandslam by winning the All-Philippine championship with a 110-92 win over Toyota Tamaraws in the deciding Game five of the finals. The Redmanizers, reinforced by Cyrus Mann and Bill Bunton, were down 0-2 in the series but won the last three games against their arch rivals, which had Byron "Snake" Jones and Howard Smith as their imports.

* William "Bogs" Adornado wins his second Most Valuable Player Award. He also became the first player to reach the 2,000 point plateau when he scored 24 points in Crispa's title-clinching 101-100 win over Toyota in Game four of the First Conference finals on July 11.

* The first-ever triple-overtime game took place on August 17, Noritake outlasts Tanduay, 153-151, on a jumper by Hubert Filipinas to decide the league's longest match.

* Harry Rogers of 7-Up scored 75 points in their 157-134 win over Fiberlite on October 26, becoming the first PBA player/import to reach the 75-point output in a single game.

* On December 21, Crispa achieved the first PBA Grandslam by winning the All-Philippine championship with a 110-92 win over Toyota Tamaraws in the deciding Game five of the finals. The Redmanizers, reinforced by Cyrus Mann and Bill Bunton, were down 0-2 in the series but won the last three games against their arch rivals, which had Byron "Snake" Jones and Howard Smith as their imports.

## Opening ceremonies

The muses for the participating teams are as follows:

* Crispa Redmanizers - Valerie Floro
* Noritake Porcelain Makers - Josephine Oppus
* N-Rich Coffee Creamers - Vangie Sante
* Quasar TV Makers - Carmen Ronda
* Royal Tru Orange - Tonette Pineda
* 7-Up Uncolas - Alma Moreno
* Tanduay Distillery - Jane Murphy
* Toyota Tamaraws - Marianne de la Riva
* U/Tex Wranglers - Mitos Viola

## Champions

* First Conference - Crispa Redmanizers
* Second Conference - Crispa Redmanizers
* All-Philippine Championship - Crispa Redmanizers
* Team with best win-loss percentage - Crispa (47-15, .758)
* Best Team of the Year - Crispa Redmanizers (1st)

## Individual awards

* Most Valuable Player - Bogs Adornado (Crispa)
* Rookie of the Year - Gil Cortez (Toyota)
* Mythical Five:

* Francis Arnaiz (Toyota)
* Atoy Co (Crispa)
* Ramon Fernandez (Toyota)
* Bogs Adornado (Crispa)
* Philip Cezar (Crispa)

## Cumulative standings

* Crispa Redmanizers/Denims - 62 (GP), 47 (W), 15 (L), .758 (PCT)
* Toyota Tamaraws - 61 (GP), 46 (W), 15 (L), .754 (PCT)
* U/Tex Wranglers - 50 (GP), 27 (W), 23 (L), .540 (PCT)
* Noritake Porcelain Makers/Festivals - 50 (GP), 27 (W), 23 (L), .754 (PCT)
* Royal Tru Orange - 46 (GP), 22 (W), 24 (L), .478 (PCT)
* Quasar/Fiberlite - 41 (GP), 13 (W), 28 (L), .378 (PCT)
* Tanduay Distillery - 32 (GP), 11 (W), 21 (L), .344 (PCT)
* Seven-Up Uncolas - 32 (GP), 7 (W), 25 (L), .219 (PCT)
* N-Rich Coffee Creamers - 32 (GP), 3 (W), 29 (L), .094 (PCT)
Aria Astrian

**Fiche Descriptive :**

Nom : Astrian

Prénom : Aria

Race : Humain

Sexe : Femme

Sexualité : Hétérosexuelle

Taille : 1m 70

Caractère : Sage et ouverte, infaillible, elle a le don pour reconnaître les menteurs et les fauteurs de troubles et aime jouer de celui-ci avec les personnes qui tentent de la manipuler.

Activité : Reine d'Ariapolis

Élément de prédilection : Lumière

**Histoire :**

Fille unique du Prince Astrian II, l'organisateur de l’expédition ayant mené à la découverte de l'île d'Ariapolis, la jeune Aria a grandi loin des terres où elle fut la Reine. Petite fille turbulente sachant néanmoins être sérieuse lorsque il le faut, elle fut couronnée le jour même de la découverte de l'île par son propre père. Elle régna alors de ce jour jusqu'à sa mort prématurée, par des politiques libérales permettant l'égalité entre les races habitant la ville, toutefois sa justice se faisant très stricte en cas d'infraction de la loi.

**Décès :**

Suite au coup d’État organisé par un groupe de rebelles contre la couronne, Aria Astrian fut tuée à l'âge de 24 ans, le 2 mars 2020 de notre calendrier, par un groupe de civils et de soldats rebelles cachant leurs réelles intentions dans l'Armée Royale d'Ariapolis.
May J Lee

**May J Lee** is a South Korean dancer, trainer, and choreographer from 1Million Dance Studio. She was the dance trainer/mentor for trainees on *Produce 48* and *Produce 5201314*.

## Career

May perused dancing from a very young young age, and decided to make it her life-long career.

She majored in practical dancing at Baekje Art University. She studied street dance, contemporary hip-hop, battle dancing, and tap. She was even on a tap team per her professor's request. Although, she later quit the team due to chronic feet injuries.

This lead her to choreography and sparked her now famous youtube channel and her deal with 1 Million Studio.

## Filmography

### Television

* *Produce 48* (2018)
* *Produce 5201314* (2020)

## Trivia

* Her sign is a Taurus
* She likes to watch movies, play video games, relax, and go out to eat
* She has a pet poodle named Dali
* Some of her notable choreography includes "Knock Knock" and "One More Time" by Twice
Arak-haï

**Histoire de la race :**

Fruit de l'amour entre un Elfe et un Orc, ceux que l'on appelle également Orcs Blancs ont étés il fut un temps victimes de discrimination, considérés comme illégitimes aux deux races des parents et par conséquent, qualifiés de race inférieure.

**Description :**

Nom : Arak-haï

Régime alimentaire : Omnivore

Taille moyenne : 1 mètre 90

Description du serveur Discord : Aussi appelés orcs blancs, progénitures d'un elfe et d'un orc, ils partagent la force et l'intelligence de leurs parents sous une moindre intensité. Leur peau se rapproche plus de celle des elfes mais leur dentition et taille moyenne d'1 mètre 90 leur donne un aspect orc.

**Membres Notoires :**
1999 PBA season

The **1999 PBA season** was the 25th season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

## Season highlights

* A new era began with the entry of Fil-foreign cagers such as Asi Taulava and Eric Menk.
* During the opening ceremonies, the PBA honored basketball greats in their respective era as the all-time first five, nominated in each decade from 1950s-1990s were Caloy Loyzaga, Narciso Bernardo, Robert Jaworski, Hector Calma and Alvin Patrimonio, surprisingly absent from the list was Ramon Fernandez, who was then the MBA Commissioner.
* The opening ceremonies for the said season went head-to-head against the opening ceremonies of rival league, MBA, involving the TV network war. The PBA sought the alliance of GMA Network who facilitated their opening ceremonies while MBA used ABS-CBN's roster of stars for its opening ceremonies.
* The PBA transferred from the Cuneta Astrodome to the PhilSports Arena as their main playing venue.
* The league changes their playdates from Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays to Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Friday games were still held exclusively at the Araneta Coliseum while the Sunday games are played at the PhilSports Arena.
* The Tanduay Rhum Masters returned to the PBA after a 12-year absence.
* During the off-season, the league allowed each team to have a direct-hire Filipino-Foreigner recruit as their answer to the increasing popularity of rival basketball league, the Metropolitan Basketball Association.
* Formula Shell became the 10th team to win the All-Filipino crown, and won their first back-to-back championships, the underdog Shell team led by Benjie Paras, Victor Pablo and Gerry Esplana, defied the odds by beating the stronger Tanduay ballclub, composed of powerhouse rookies Sonny Alvarado, Mark Telan, Chris Cantonjos and Eric Menk.
* The San Miguel Beermen, under new coach Jong Uichico, ended a five-year title-drought and won the final two conferences of the season to tie the legendary Crispa Redmanizers for the most championships with 13.

## Awards

* **Most Valuable Player**: Benjie Paras (Shell)
* **Rookie of the Year**: Danny Seigle (San Miguel)
* **Sportsmanship Award**: Rey Evangelista (Purefoods)
* **Most Improved Player**: Elmer Lago (Ginebra)
* **Defensive Player of the Year**: Chris Jackson (Formula Shell)
* **Mythical Five**
	+ Johnny Abarrientos (Alaska)
	+ Jeffrey Cariaso (Mobiline)
	+ Sonny Alvarado (Tanduay)
	+ Benjie Paras (Shell)
	+ Danny Seigle (San Miguel)
* **Mythical Second Team**
	+ Olsen Racela (San Miguel)
	+ Danny Ildefonso (San Miguel)
	+ Eric Menk (Tanduay)
	+ Jojo Lastimosa (Alaska)
	+ Kenneth Duremdes (Alaska)
* **All Defensive Team**
	+ Chris Jackson (Shell)
	+ Freddie Abuda (San Miguel)
	+ Johnny Abarrientos (Alaska)
	+ Dindo Pumaren (Purefoods)
	+ Eric Menk (Tanduay)

### Awards given by the PBA Press Corps

* **Coach of the Year**: Perry Ronquillo (Shell)
* **Mr. Quality Minutes**: Rodney Santos (Alaska)
* **Executive of the Year**: Jun Bernardino (PBA commissioner)
* **Comeback Player of the Year**: Benjie Paras (Shell)
* **Referee of the Year**: Ernie de Leon
Mariano Yenko

Colonel **Mariano Yenko** was the second commissioner of the Philippine Basketball Association. He served as the Assistant Executive Secretary under Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay and as Philippine Airlines' Vice-President Corporate Secretary. The Ateneo de Manila University's Audio-Visual Room at the Moro Lorenzo Sports Complex was named after him. His son Ignatius Yenko served as PBA's Chairman and as PLDT's First Vice President.

## PBA Commissioner

Mariano Yenko became the second PBA commissioner and under his term the PBA entered its second phase, the post-EDSA era after the disbandment of Crispa-Toyota. Yenko managed to turn around the league's fortunes by popularizing the Ginebra San Miguel team during his tenure. Revenue stayed strong and the PBA welcomed new legends such as Allan Caidic to carry the new generation.
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1977 PBA season

The **1977 PBA season** was the third season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

## Season highlights

* The league's third season started on April 17 and for the first time, three referees were called to officiate the games. The opening game between Crispa and Toyota, where the Redmanizers edged out the Tamaraws, 122-121, was marred by a post-game rumble involving players from both teams that erupted at the Araneta Coliseum hardcourt and extended to the dugout. The brawl resulted in the arrest and booking of all 13 Crispa and 10 Toyota players at the stockade of Camp Crame where they were held for 13 hours. PBA Commissioner Leo Prieto fined both teams P5,000 each for that melee.
* On July 12, Mariwasa beats Toyota, 121-114, to set the stage for the first non Crispa-Toyota title-showdown.
* Crispa wins the All-Filipino crown and their fifth consecutive championship by defeating Mariwasa-Honda Panthers. The Redmanizers continued its dynasty and a quest for another grandslam by winning its sixth straight title, defeating U/Tex Wranglers for the Open crown.
* Toyota Tamaraws ended Crispa's reign by winning the Invitational championship, sweeping Emtex Sacronel (Palmeiras) of Brazil, bannered by Oscar Schmidt, to complete the first ever 3-0 finals sweep in PBA history. Also seeing action in that conference were the Ramrod Blocks (Melbourne Panthers) of Australia.

## All-star games

On August 7, Trust beats Most, 135-124, to win the P82,000 battle of PBA superstars at the Araneta Coliseum on a 2-1 score. Players for Trust were Rudolf Kutch, Rosalio Martirez, Jun Papa, Jesse Sullano, Estoy Estrada, Romy Cabading, Danilo Basilan, Atoy Co, Philip Cezar, Bernie Fabiosa, Freddie Hubalde and Rudy Soriano, while the Most line-up were consist of Manny Paner, Jimmy Mariano, Freddie Webb, Jaime Taguines, Larry Mumar, Johnny Revilla, Robert Jaworski, Francis Arnaiz, Ramon Fernandez, Jess Sta. Maria and Abe King.

## Champions

* All-Filipino Conference: Crispa Redmanizers
* Open Conference: Crispa Redmanizers
* Invitational Championship: Toyota Tamaraws
* Team with best win-loss percentage: Crispa Redmanizers (49-15, .766)
* Best Team of the Year: Crispa Redmanizers (2nd)

## Individual awards

* **Most Valuable Player:** Freddie Hubalde (Crispa)
* **Rookie of the Year:** Jimmy Taguines (Tanduay)
* **Mythical Five:**
	+ Robert Jaworski (Toyota)
	+ Atoy Co (Crispa)
	+ Ramon Fernandez (Toyota)
	+ Freddie Hubalde (Crispa)
	+ Adriano Papa, Jr. (Mariwasa)
1975 PBA First Conference Finals

**1975 PBA First Conference Finals**

 Crispa Redmanizers | Baby Dalupan | 1
 **TV Network:** | KBS

The **1975 PBA First Conference Finals** was the best-of-5 basketball championship series of the 1975 PBA First Conference, and the conclusion of the conference's playoffs. The Toyota Comets and the Crispa Redmanizers played for the inaugural championship contested by the league. The tournament was officially named as an All-Filipino Conference, but it was reclassified in the 2010s as an import-laced tournament since the league gave teams the option to hire foreign players or "imports". This tournament was renamed as the "1975 PBA First Conference" based on the 2013 edition of Hardcourt, the official PBA Annual.

The Toyota Comets became the league's very first champion, winning their series in four against the Crispa Redmanizers.

## Qualification

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1st

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2nd

 Finished 6–0 (1.000), 1st

## Games summary

***Toyota Comets defeated Crispa Redmanizers, 3 games to 1***.

## Players' scoring averages

* **Toyota**:

* + Ompong Segura 84 (Total points) 21 (Average)
	+ Byron Jones 77 (Total points) 19.25 (Average)
	+ Robert Jaworski 74 (Total points) 18.5 (Average)
	+ Francis Arnaiz 65 (Total points) 16.25 (Average)
	+ Cristino Reynoso 46 (Total points) 11.5 (Average)
	+ Ramon Fernandez 45 (Total points) 11.25 (Average)
	+ Joaquin Rojas 12 (Total points) 3.0 (Average)
	+ Orly Bauzon 7 (Total points) 1.75 (Average)
	+ Aurelio Clariño 4 (Total Points) 1.0 (Average)

* **Crispa**

* + Atoy Co 85 (Total points) 21.25 (Average)
	+ Bogs Adornado 71 (Total points) 17.75 (Average)
	+ Philip Cezar 59 (Total points) 14.75 (Average)
	+ Bernie Fabiosa 42 (Total points) 10.5 (Average)
	+ Freddie Hubalde 38 (Total points) 9.5 (Average)
	+ Abet Guidaben\* 23 (Total points) 7.67 (Average)
	+ Rey Franco 30 (Total points) 7.5 (Average)
	+ Rudy Soriano 29 (Total points) 7.25 (Average)
	+ Virgilio Dela Cruz 8 (Total points) 2.0 (Average)
1977 PBA Open Conference Finals

**1977 PBA Open Conference Finals**

 U/Tex Wranglers | Tommy Manotoc | 2
 **TV Network:** | KBS

The **1977 PBA Open Conference Finals** was the best-of-5 basketball championship series of the 1977 PBA Open Conference, and the conclusion of the conference's playoffs. The U-Tex Wranglers and Crispa Redmanizers played for the 8th championship contested by the league.

Crispa Redmanizers won against U-Tex Wranglers, 3 games to 2, for an amazing sixth straight PBA title and a quest for another grandslam season.

## Qualification

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3rd

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1st

 Finished 8–2 (.800), 1st

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## Games summary

***Crispa Redmanizers defeated U/Tex Wranglers, 3 games to 2***.
Leo Prieto

**Leopoldo "Leo" L. Prieto, Sr.** (May 19, 1920 – April 7, 2009) was a Filipino sports executive who served as the first commissioner of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

Acknowledged as "the father of the PBA", Prieto was named commissioner of the PBA upon its founding in 1975 and served in that capacity until his resignation in 1983. During Prieto's tenure as commissioner, the PBA prominently featured the rivalry between Crispa and Toyota. Prieto was lauded for his integrity and his ability to manage egos. Prieto himself described the requirements expected of a PBA commissioner as one "must have a good grasp of the game" and one who "the PBA Board of Governors can trust and respect."

Prieto was a member of the De La Salle Green Archers which won the 1939 NCAA basketball championship and 1939 National Seniors Open title. He later played and coached the YCO Painters. He was the head coach of the Philippines men's national basketball team in the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, leading it to a seventh-place finish. He also coached the YCO Painters to several championships in the Manila Industrial and Commercial Athletic Association. Prieto also was a president of the Manila Jockey Club, and an avid supporter of football in the Philippines.

Prieto died on April 7, 2009, two weeks after suffering a stroke.
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1976 PBA First Conference Finals

**1976 PBA First Conference Finals**

 Toyota Comets | Dante Silverio | 1
 **TV Network:** | GTV

The **1976 PBA First Conference Finals** was the best-of-5 basketball championship series of the 1976 PBA First Conference, and the conclusion of the conference's playoffs. The defending champion Toyota Comets and Crispa Redmanizers played in the finals for the fourth straight time.

The Crispa Redmanizers won their second straight championship, winning their series against the Toyota Comets, three games to one.

## Qualification

* Crispa Redmanizers - Finished 15-1 (.937), 1st (Eliminations) and Finished 4-2 (.667), 2nd (Semifinals)

* Toyota Comets - Finished 14-2 (.875), 2nd (Eliminations) and Finished 5-1 (.833), 1st (Semifinals)

## Games Summary

* Game 1 - Toyota Comets 119 def. Crispa Redmanizers 115 , Ramon Fernandez 28 pts and Francis Arnaiz 27 pts (Toyota) and Bogs Adornado 31 pts (Crispa) - Toyota leads 1-0

* Game 2 - Crispa Redmanizers 117 def. Toyota Comets 112 (Scoring by quarters: 31-28, 28-23, 36-18, 35-30) , Bogs Adornado 30 pts (Crispa) and Francis Arnaiz 32 pts (Toyota) - Series tied 1-1

* Game 3 - Crispa Redmanizers 121 def. Toyota Comets 114 (Scoring by quarters: 33-30, 38-27, 33-18, 35-21), Bogs Adornado 36 pts (Crispa) and Ompong Segura 36 pts (Toyota) - Crispa leads 2-1

* Game 4 - Crispa Redmanizers 101 def. Toyota Comets 100 (Scoring by quarters: 25-18, 30-28, 36-27, 27-10), Bogs Adornado 24 pts (Crispa) and Francis Arnaiz 25 pts, Robert Jaworski 23 pts (Toyota) - Crispa wins 3-1
2001 PBA season

The **2001 PBA season** was the 27th season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

## Board of governors

### Executive committee

* Emilio Bernardino, Jr. (Commissioner)
* Ignatius Yenko (Chairman, representing Mobiline Phone Pals)
* Francisco Alejo III (Vice-Chairman, representing Purefoods TJ Hotdogs)
* Jose Ma. Concepcion III (Treasurer, representing Pop Cola Panthers)

## Notable occurrences

* During the pre-season, Tanduay made soundwaves in the PBA when they dangled Danny Ildefonso of corporate rival San Miguel Beermen a whopping 16-year, 96 million peso offersheet. The league though, nullified the said deal since it was believed that the offersheet violated the team's salary cap.
* Danny Ildefonso of San Miguel became the third player to win the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award for two straight seasons, Ildefonso also sets a record by sweeping the season's Best Player of the Conference award, his unprecedented feat started in 2000 when he emerged as the award winner in the Commissioner's and Governors' Cups, his BPC wins surpassed the three apiece won by Vergel Meneses and Alvin Patrimonio.
* Purefoods' Alvin Patrimonio became the first player to suit up for 500 straight games
* Alaska import Sean Chambers hung up his number 20 jersey after 13 years in a highly emotional retirement ceremony.
* The corporate sale of Purefoods, including its PBA franchise, to San Miguel Corporation at the end of the year was eventually approved by the Board of Governors, the Hotdogs became the third team under the San Miguel corporate umbrella.
* Paul Asi Taulava and Eric Menk, two fil-foreign players, returned to their respective ballclubs, Taulava reunited with the Phone Pals around mid-year while Menk suited up for Tanduay a little later.
* In a stunning move in late December, Tanduay shipped Eric Menk, Dondon Hontiveros, Bonel Balingit and Chris Cantonjos to other teams as a prelude to Tanduay's subsequent sale of its franchise to FedEx, the delivery firm, for P 75 million.

## Awards

* **Most Valuable Player**: Danny Ildefonso (San Miguel)
* **Rookie of the Year**: Mark Caguioa (Barangay Ginebra)
* **Sportsmanship Award**: Rey Evangelista (Purefoods)
* **Most Improved Player**: Noy Castillo (Purefoods)
* **Defensive Player of the Year**: Chris Jackson (Shell)
* **Mythical Five**
	+ Danny Ildefonso (San Miguel)
	+ Danny Seigle (San Miguel)
	+ Olsen Racela (San Miguel)
	+ Dennis Espino (Sta. Lucia)
	+ Ali Peek (Alaska)
* **Mythical Second Team**
	+ Noy Castillo (Purefoods)
	+ Kenneth Duremdes (Alaska)
	+ Nic Belasco (San Miguel)
	+ Rudy Hatfield (Pop Cola)
	+ Davonn Harp (Red Bull)
* **All Defensive Team**
	+ Chris Jackson (Shell)
	+ Dennis Espino (Sta. Lucia)
	+ Marlou Aquino (Sta. Lucia)
	+ Rey Evangelista (Purefoods)
	+ Patrick Fran (Mobiline/Talk 'N Text)

### Awards given by the PBA Press Corps

* **Coach of the Year**: Yeng Guiao (Red Bull)
* **Mr. Quality Minutes**: Mark Caguioa (Barangay Ginebra)
* **Executive of the Year**: Sonny Barios (PBA executive director)
* **Referee of the Year**: Ernie de Leon
1980 PBA season

The **1980 PBA season** was the sixth season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

## Season highlights

* The three-point field goal was introduced at the start of the year.
* From July 3 to 7, two PBA selections hosted the visiting Golden State Warriors in a series of exhibition games. Their four-game series ends in a tie with two wins apiece.
* The U/tex Wranglers wins the Open Conference title by beating Toyota in overtime, 99-98 in the deciding fifth game, best remembered for the famous "Last 16 seconds" when coach Tommy Manotoc's team wiped out a four-point deficit with 16 seconds left in regulation and winning in the extension period.
* Nicholas Stoodley/USA wins the Invitational Championship with a two-game sweep over Toyota Tamaraws to become the first foreign team to capture a PBA title.
* The season-ending tournament marked the Crispa Redmanizers' incredible 20-1 record in the All-Filipino Conference, winning their first 19 games and almost completed a conference sweep, if not for Toyota's victory in Game 3 of the finals, which saw the dismissal of their head coach Fort Acuña.

## Champions

* Open Conference: U/Tex Wranglers
* Invitational Championship: Nicholas Stoodley USA
* All-Filipino Conference: Crispa Redmanizers
* Team with best win-loss percentage: Crispa Redmanizers (44-15, .746)
* Best Team of the Year: Crispa Redmanizers (3rd)

## Individual awards

* **Most Valuable Player:** Philip Cezar (Crispa)
* **Rookie of the Year:** Willie Generalao (Gilbey's Gin)
* **Mythical Five:**
	+ Robert Jaworski (Toyota)
	+ Atoy Co (Crispa)
	+ Ramon Fernandez (Toyota)
	+ Bogs Adornado (U/Tex)
	+ Philip Cezar (Crispa)
Fort Acuña

**Fortunato "Fort" Acuña** (April 17, 1948 – July 6, 1981) was a Filipino professional basketball player and coach.

A 6'1" center/forward, he played for the UP Fighting Maroons in the UAAP. In the MICAA, Acuña played for the MERALCO Reddy Kilowatts until it disbanded in 1972. He joined the newly formed Toyota Comets in 1973, along with MERALCO teammates Alberto Reynoso, Orlando Bauzon, Robert Jaworski and Francis Arnaiz. He continued with the Toyota team when the franchise transferred to the Philippine Basketball Association in 1975.

Acuña retired from active play after the 1978 PBA All-Filipino Conference and began serving as assistant coach for Toyota. On December 11 1979, he replaced Dante Silverio as Toyota head coach after Silverio resigned when management decides to reinstate Ramon Fernandez, Estoy Estrada and Abe King for Game 2 of the ongoing PBA Invitational Conference finals. Acuña steered the team to the title against arch-rivals Crispa. This was Toyota's sixth title and Acuña's only PBA championship as head coach.

On December 11, 1980, Toyota was playing against the Crispa in Game 3 of the 1980 PBA All-Filipino Conference Finals. During half time, Acuña was fired by team manager Pablo Carlos Jr. for refusing to heed the latter's request to field Robert Jaworski. Toyota won that game, preventing a Crispa sweep of the tournament. The Redmanizers would eventually clinch the title by wrapping up the series the following game.

Acuña committed suicide on July 6, 1981 by ingesting a lethal dose of insecticide. The following day, Toyota had a scheduled game against Crispa during the semi-final round of the 1981 PBA Open Conference. The team appeared for the game with a piece of black stripe on their jerseys as a sign of mourning. Seemingly affected by the shocking news, the Super Diesels lost to the Redmanizers, 133-118.
Minecraft Fun House

1. Bowser Jr's Winter Vacaton!
2. WHO WILL WIN THE SNOW RACE?!
3. Snowball Fight With Bowser Jr's Sister!
4. THE FUN HOUSE WAS DESTROYED FOR THIS...
5. Bowser Jr's 12 Million Dollar House Is Back!?
6. Who Wins Bowser Jr's Nerf War 6!?
7. DID WE JUST FIND ROBOT #2?!
8. Bowser Jr's Five Nights At Freddy's
9. Where Is Bowser Jr's Bestfriend #2?!
10. A Bomb Blows Up The Fun House!
1990 PBA season

The **1990 PBA season** was the 16th season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

## Board of governors

### Executive committee

* Rudy Salud (Commissioner)
* Rey Marquez (Chairman, representing Formula Shell Zoom Masters)
* Wilfred Steven Uytengsu, representing Alaska Milkmen)
* Lance Gokongwei (Treasurer, representing Presto Tivolis)

## Season highlights

* The PBA increased its membership from 6 to 8 teams, with the entry of expansion franchises RFM/Cosmos Bottling, Inc. and Pepsi-Cola. The 6 regular PBA ballclubs were allowed to protect 9 players from its rosters, the two new teams will pick those players in the expansion pool.
* Formula Shell won their first PBA title after five years of participation, but the biggest story of the year was the walkout of Añejo Rum 65 in Game 6 of the First Conference finals, the 65ers were heavily fined a total of P550,000.
* Presto Tivolis won the All-Filipino crown at the expense of Purefoods Hotdogs for their first title in three years and sixth overall.
* With the advent of "Open basketball" being approved, professional basketball players are now allowed to play in the international tournaments such as the Olympics and World championships, the PBA send an all-pro team to the Beijing Asian Games in September and chosen to coach the PBA-backed national team is Añejo playing coach Robert Jaworski. Despite only two weeks to prepare and injuries and problems hounding the team even from the time it was formed, the All-Pro nationals won a silver medal finish, behind host China.
* Purefoods Hotdogs came back from a 0-2 overhaul to win the Third Conference title and their first championship with a 3-2 series win over Alaska Milk, becoming only the second team to have won three straight after falling behind two games to none, the Hotdogs duplicated the feat achieved by the Crispa Redmanizers in 1976. Coach Baby Dalupan, the league's winningest coach, won his 15th title.

## Champions

* First Conference: Formula Shell Zoom Masters
* All-Filipino Conference: Presto Tivolis
* Third Conference: Purefoods Hotdogs
* Team with best win-loss percentage: Formula Shell Zoom Masters (35-21, .625)
* Best Team of the Year: Purefoods Hotdogs (1st)

## Awards

* **Most Valuable Player:** Allan Caidic (Presto)
* **Rookie of the Year:** Gerry Esplana (Presto)
* **Most Improved Player:** Rey Cuenco (Añejo)
* **Mythical Five:**
	+ Ronnie Magsanoc (Shell)
	+ Paul Alvarez (Alaska)
	+ Benjie Paras (Shell)
	+ Alvin Patrimonio (Purefoods)
	+ Allan Caidic (Presto)
* **Mythical Second Team:**
	+ Samboy Lim (San Miguel)
	+ Rudy Distrito (Añejo)
	+ Ramon Fernandez (San Miguel)
	+ Elpidio Villamin (Alaska)
	+ Rey Cuenco (Añejo)
* **All-Defensive Team:**
	+ Abe King (Presto)
	+ Glenn Capacio (Purefoods)
	+ Alvin Teng (San Miguel)
	+ Elpidio Villamin (Alaska)
	+ Chito Loyzaga (Añejo)
Yoyong Martirez

**Rosalio D. Martires** (born September 9, 1951), also known as **Yoyong Martirez**, is a Filipino retired basketball player, actor and comedian. He is currently a councilor for the City of Pasig.

## Basketball career

Martires played for San Miguel in the Manila Industrial and Commercial Athletic Association and the Philippine Basketball Association between 1972 and 1982.

In 1972, he appeared at the Olympic Games in Munich, Germany as a member of the country's national basketball team. He was a fleet footed guard specializing in steals/interceptions and assists.
PBA Finals

The **Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Finals** is an awards a championship trophy (or cup) to the winning team at the end of each conference (tournament).

To determine a champion for a conference, a double-round elimination (sometimes a classification) round is usually held. After the elimination (or classification) round, the playoffs would be held.

There had been a variety of ways the league conducted its playoffs, such as:

* Single-elimination tournament
* The twice-to-beat advantage (The higher-seeded team needs to win only once in order to advance, while the lower-seeded team needs to win twice consecutively. This is basically a modification of the best-of-three series.)
* Round-robin (or double-round robin)
* Best-of-three series
* Best-of-five series
* Best-of-seven series

The Finals is usually a best-of-seven series (although there had been notable exceptions). The winning team is said to be the champions of the conference. After each season, there would be no playoffs in order to determine a "season champion."

However, the teams which are both boldfaced and italicized, the Crispa Redmanizers (1976 and 1983), the San Miguel Beermen (1989), the Alaska Milkmen (1996) and the San Mig Super Coffee Mixers (2013–14), hold the distinction of winning all three conferences in one season and have the distinction of winning the "Grand Slam". Winning the Grand Slam is the equivalent of the "season championship," where the team is said to be the undisputed champion in the league.

There are two types of conferences: All-Filipino or import-laden. The All-Filipino conferences are tournaments where the teams are prohibited from hiring a foreigner as an additional player. An import-laden conference is a tournament where teams are allowed to hire a foreigner (the "import") as an additional player.

The league previously holds a "battle for third place" playoff to determine the third place team in a conference. This practice was abandoned beginning the 2010-11 season.
1981 PBA season

The **1981 PBA season** was the seventh season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

## Season highlights

* Instead of the usual three-conference format, the season was shortened to two conferences to give way for the Philippines' hosting of the SEA Games in Manila.
* Rivals Toyota and Crispa played in the finals for the 10th and what turn out to be the last time during the PBA Open Conference championship series. The Super Diesels finally ended a string of three runner-up finishes from last year by winning against the Redmanizers in five games.
* Toyota import Andrew Fields became the first recipient of the PBA Best Import Award.
* William "Bogs" Adornado of U/Tex Wranglers won his 3rd Most Valuable Player Award.

## Champions

* Open Conference: Toyota Super Diesels
* Reinforced Filipino Conference: Crispa Redmanizers
* Team with best win-loss percentage: Toyota Super Diesels (29-14, .674)
* Best Team of the Year: Crispa Redmanizers (4th)

## Awards

* **Most Valuable Player:** Bogs Adornado (U/Tex)
* **Rookie of the Year:** Rafael Sison (Presto)
* **Best Import-Open Conference:** Andrew Fields (Toyota)
* **Best Import-Reinforced Conference:** Russell Murray (Yco-Tanduay)
* **Mythical Five:**
	+ Robert Jaworski (Toyota)
	+ Atoy Co (Crispa)
	+ Ramon Fernandez (Toyota)
	+ Bogs Adornado (U/Tex)
	+ Philip Cezar (Crispa)
1975 PBA All-Philippine Championship

The **1975 PBA All-Philippine Championship** was the third and last conference of the 1975 PBA season. It started on November 30 and ended on December 14, 1975. The Toyota Comets and the Crispa Redmanizers played for the third championship contested by the league.

The Crispa Redmanizers finally won over the Toyota Comets, three games to two, for their first PBA championship. The Redmanizers also captured the Seven-Up All-Filipino Sports award for the team of the year.

## Team Standings

* Crispa Redmanizers 3 (W) 0 (L) 1.000 (PCT) - (GB)
* Toyota Comets 2 (W) 1 (L) .667 (PCT) 1 (GB)
* Royal Tru Orange 1 (W) 2 (L) .333 (PCT) 2 (GB)
* U/Tex Weavers 0 (W) 3 (L) .000 (PCT) 3 (GB)

## Battle for third

* Game 1 - Royal Tru Orange 125 def. U/Tex Weavers 113 - Royal leads 1-0

* Game 2 - U/Tex Weavers 131 def. Royal Tru Orange 114 - Series tied 1-1

* Game 3 - Royal Tru Orange 122 def. U/Tex Weavers 118 - Royal leads 2-1

* Game 4 - U/Tex Weavers 113 def. Royal Tru Orange 99 - Series tied 2-2

* Game 5 - U/Tex Weavers W def. Royal Tru Orange L - U/Tex wins 3-2

## Finals

Main article: *1975 PBA All-Philippine Championship Finals*
1983 PBA season

The **1983 PBA season** was the 9th season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

## Board of governors

### Executive committee

* Mariano A. Yenko, Jr. (Commissioner)
* Carlos Palanca III (President, representing Gilbey's Gin)
* Jose Ibazeta, Jr. (Vice-President, representing San Miguel Beermen)
* Anna Dominique Coseteng (Treasurer, representing Galerie Dominique)

## Season highlights

* The Crispa Redmanizers completed a three-conference sweep and won their second Grandslam after first doing the trick back in 1976, this time under new coach Tommy Manotoc.
* On May 15, the PBA fans witnessed the "Black Superman" Billy Ray Bates played his first game for Crispa Redmanizers. Bates won the best import award in both Reinforced and Open Conferences, leading the Redmanizers to two championships and a grandslam.
* A rising powerhouse Great Taste Coffee with the entry of Fil-Am rookie Ricardo Brown, three-time MVP Bogs Adornado and import Norman Black in their lineup, led the Coffee Makers to their first-ever finals appearances after eight years.
* The Toyota Super Corollas played their final season in the PBA after nine years of participation, the multi-titled ballclub announced its disbandment prior to the start of the 1984 PBA season.

## Champions

* All Filipino Conference: Crispa Redmanizers
* Reinforced Conference: Crispa Redmanizers
* Open Conference: Crispa Redmanizers
* Team with best win-loss percentage: Crispa Redmanizers (46-16, .742)
* Best Team of the Year: Crispa Redmanizers (5th & Final)

## Awards

* **Most Valuable Player:** Abet Guidaben (Crispa)
* **Rookie of the Year:** Ricardo Brown (Great Taste)
* **Best Import-Reinforced/Open Conference:** Billy Ray Bates (Crispa)
* **Most Improved Player:** Terry Saldaña (Gilbey's Gin)
* **Mythical Five:**
	+ Ricardo Brown (Great Taste)
	+ Atoy Co (Crispa)
	+ Abet Guidaben (Crispa)
	+ Bogs Adornado (Great Taste)
	+ Philip Cezar (Crispa)
1984 PBA Invitational Championship

The **1984 PBA Invitational Championship** was the third conference of the 1984 PBA season. It started on November 18 and ended on December 18, 1984. Imports return to action after two All-Filipino conferences.

## Format

The following format will be observed for the duration of the tournament:

* Five teams qualified in the Invitational championship. Gold Eagle Beer gained the 5th entry over Tanduay Rhum Makers based on their won-loss records in the elimination round of the first two conferences. The Beermen had nine wins and 16 losses compared to Tanduay's seven wins and 18 losses combined slates despite the Rhum Makers making it to the semifinals of the second All-Filipino Conference.
* The top two teams at the end of the double-round eliminations advance to the best-of-five finals. The third and fourth-place finishers play in the best-of-five series for third place.

## Qualification

These are win-loss records from the two All-Filipino conferences' elimination rounds this season:

to the best-of-five finals. The third and fourth-place finishers play in the best-of-five series for third place.

## Games summary

***Beer Hausen Brewmasters defeated Gilbey's Gin Tonics, 3 games to 1***.

## Games summary

***Great Taste Coffee Makers defeated Crispa Redmanizers, 3 games to 2***.
1982 PBA Invitational Championship

The **1982 PBA Invitational Championship** was a short tournament featuring the visiting South Korean squad and the top four teams of the Reinforced Filipino Conference. It started on July 25 and ended on August 10, 1982.

## Format

The following format will be observed for the duration of the tournament:

* The top four teams of the 1982 PBA Reinforced Filipino Conference and a guest foreign team (Korea national basketball team) will compete for this conference.
* Single-round robin eliminations; 4 games per team; Teams are then seeded by basis on win-loss records.
* The top two teams after the round-robin will advance to the best-of-three finals series.

to the best-of-five finals. The third and fourth-place finishers play in the best-of-five series for third place.

## Third place playoffs

***South Korea defeated Toyota Super Corollas, 2 games to 0***.

## Finals

***San Miguel Beermen defeated Crispa Redmanizers, 2 games to 1***.
1987 PBA season

The **1987 PBA season** was the 13th season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

## Season highlights

* Manila Beer disbanded its franchise at the start of the season, reducing the league's membership to only 6 teams, their players were absorbed by the rest of the PBA ballclubs.
* The PBA, in partnership with a newly formed league called International Basketball Association (IBA) of the United States for players 6-4 and below, staged a successful mini-tournament for one week, featuring the top PBA All-Filipino teams and the US (IBA) Selection.
* Tanduay Rhum Makers, which won the Open Conference crown, were eliminated and finish last in the succeeding two conferences, announces that the team is headed for disbandment the following year, leaving only two founding members of the PBA (San Miguel and Great Taste).
* The San Miguel Beermen, behind best import Bobby Parks, won the Reinforced Conference crown and their third PBA title since returning in the third conference of last year. SMB coach Norman Black won his first championship as a mentor and he became the third American to steer his team to a PBA title after Jerry Webber and Ron Jacobs.

## Champions

* Open Conference: Tanduay Rhum Makers
* All-Filipino Conference: Great Taste Coffee Makers
* Reinforced Conference: San Miguel Beermen
* Team with best win-loss percentage: Magnolia/San Miguel Beermen (43-23, .652)
* Best Team of the Year: Great Taste Coffee Makers (3rd & Final)

## Awards

* **Most Valuable Player:** Abet Guidaben (San Miguel)
* **Rookie of the Year:** Allan Caidic (Great Taste)
* **Most Improved Player:** Elpidio Villamin (Hills Bros.)
* **Best Import-Open Conference:** David Thirdkill (Tanduay)
* **Best Import-Reinforced Conference:** Bobby Parks (San Miguel)
* **Mythical Five:**
	+ Philip Cezar (Great Taste)
	+ Hector Calma (San Miguel)
	+ Abet Guidaben (San Miguel)
	+ Elpidio Villamin (Hills Bros.)
	+ Allan Caidic (Great Taste)
* **Mythical Second Team:**
	+ Ricardo Brown (Great Taste)
	+ Arnie Tuadles (Great Taste)
	+ Ramon Fernandez (Tanduay)
	+ Bernardo Carpio (Great Taste)
	+ Ricky Relosa (Hills Bros.)
* **All-Defensive Team:**
	+ Chito Loyzaga (Ginebra)
	+ Philip Cezar (Great Taste)
	+ Elpidio Villamin (Hills Bros.)
	+ Ricky Relosa (Hills Bros.)
	+ Biboy Ravanes (Shell)
1980 PBA Invitational Championship

The **1980 PBA Invitational Championship** was a short tournament featuring two foreign teams and the top three local squads of the Open Conference. It started on August 16 and ended on September 6, 1980.

## Format

The following format will be observed for the duration of the tournament:

* Two-round robin eliminations; 8 games per team; Teams are then seeded by basis on win-loss records. In case of a tie, a superior quotient will determine a tie-breaker.
* The top two teams after the two-round robin will advance to the best-of-three finals series. The next two dispute third place also in a best-of-three series.

## Opening ceremonies

The muses for the participating teams are as follows:

 Nicholas Stoodley/USA
 Walk Tall Jeans | Ma. Felicidad Luis (Miss Young 1980 - Philippines)

## Elimination round

The end of the eliminations saw a four-way tie, with the application of the Asian quotient system of breaking ties, Stoodley/USA finish first with plus 39 quotient, Toyota finish second with a plus 16, Adidas at third with plus 15 and Crispa Walk Tall was last with plus 11.

## Battle for third

***Adidas Rubberworld defeated Walk Tall Jeansmakers, 2 games to 0***.

## Finals

***Nicholas Stoodley defeated Toyota Tamaraws, 2 games to 0***.
Humain

**Histoire de la race :**

Présente quasiment sur toutes les contrées régissant le monde, les Humains ont su s'adapter aux territoires où ils habitent.

**Description :**

Nom : Humain

Régime alimentaire : Omnivore

Taille moyenne : 1 mètre 80

Description du serveur Discord : Plus ou mois doués dans tout les domaines, les humains sont à l'origine d'Ariapolis. 1 mètre 80 en moyenne, des abilités autant physiques qu’intellectuelles, d'anciennes légendes racontent qu'ils seraient à l'origine des autres races intelligentes.

**Membres Notoires :**

Aria Astrian (Première Reine d'Ariapolis)

Veziel Wyleth (Seconde Reine d'Ariapolis)