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Showing posts with label awards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label awards. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Ravena and Newsome lead way in first set of Premier Cup awards

From Yahoo! Ph
A stalwart and an incoming impact player from the defending UAAP Champions highlight the first set of weekly awards that were given out for the FilOil Flying V Hanes Premier Cup.

Kiefer Ravena was named as the initial Master Best Player of the Week, garnering 209 statistical points in their four matches against guest team Southwestern University, NCAA sides San Sebastian College-Recoletos and Emilio Aguinaldo College, and the UAAP's University of Santo Tomas. He averaged 16.5 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals and almost one block during that span.

Kiefer's teammate Chris Newsome was named as the first Gatorade Defensive Player of the Week. The Fil-Am from New Mexico averaged almost 9 rebounds and 1.5 steals for the Blue Eagles, who went 3-1 in the first week of action.

He finished second to Kiefer in the BPoW, adding almost 13 ppg and over 3 apg.

The two are among those being counted on to play a major role for new head coach Bo Perasol in helping to fill the huge holes left by Greg Slaughter, Nico Salva, Justin Chua, Tonino Gonzaga and Oping Sumalinog in Ateneo's quest for a sixth straight UAAP men's basketball title.

Joining Ravena and Newsome as the top five players in statistical points, dubbed the Gatorade Best Five, are Ateneo's Von Pessumal (11ppg, 5.5 rpg, 1 apg) and San Beda's Ola Adeogun (13ppg, almost 10rpg and 1apg) and Art dela Cruz (almost 8ppg, almost 11 rpg, 2 apg).

Adeogun and dela Cruz, who are fourth and third in the DPoW results, helped the reigning NCAA champions to a 2-1 record in the Premier Cup.

The statistical points race is technically skewed towards Ateneo and San Beda as of the moment, with both teams playing more games than anyone in the competition. Incoming La Salle newcomer Jason Perkins (at 9th) is the only one in the top ten that is neither from the Blue Eagles or Red Lions. Ten Ateneans comprise the top-20 in statistical points, compared to six Bedans, four La Sallians and two Thomasians.

Monday, July 30, 2012

The Leo Awards for 2012

The Mythical 1st Team
List of Candidates and Winners (in Bold, for Mythical selection, 1st team = Bold; 2nd team in italics)

Congratulations to the nominees, and especially the winners.

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

1. DAVID, Gary (34.00 SPs)
2. SANTOS, Arwind (31.1 SPs)
3. YAP, James (28.8 SPs)
4. CAGUIOA, Mark (28.2 SPs)

MYTHICAL SELECTION

GUARDS

1. ALAPAG, Jimmy
2. BAGUIO, Cyrus
3. CABAGNOT, Alex
4. CAGUIOA, Mark
5. CARDONA, Mark
6. CASIO, Jayvee
7. CASTRO, Jayson
8. DAVID, Gary
9. LEE, Paul
10. MERCADO, Solomon
11. MILLER, Willie
12. NORWOOD, Gabe
13. SIMON, PJ
14. TENORIO, LA

CENTERS/FORWARDS

1. CHAN, Jeffrei
2. DE OCAMPO, Ranidel
3. SANTOS, Arwind
4. THOSS, Sonny
5. WILLIAMS, Kelly
6. YAP, James

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

1. LEE, Paul (25.4 SPs)
2. CASIO, JVee (24.1 SPs)
3. LASSITER, Marcio (21.4 SPs)
4. ABABOU, Dylan (17.4 SPs)
5. SENA, James Ryan (16.8 SPs)

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER

1. CHAN, Jeffrei
2. KRAMER, Doug
3. URBIZTONDO, Joshua

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM

GUARDS

1. ARBOLEDA, Wynne
2. ANTHONY, Sean
3. IBANES, Jireh
4. LASSITER, Marcio
5. NORWOOD, Gabe
6. REYES, Ryan
7. ROSS, Chris

CENTERS/FORWARDS

1. BELGA, Beau
2. DE OCAMPO, Ranidel
3. HATFIELD, Rudy
4. HUGNATAN, Reynel
5. KRAMER, Doug
6. PINGRIS, Marc
7. SANTOS, Arwind
8. TAULAVA, Asi
9. THOSS, Sonny
10. WILSON, William

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

1. CASIO, Jayvee
2. FONACIER, Larry
3. SIMON, Peter June

Friday, May 13, 2011

TWTWTNBA: Deconstructing the All-NBA Teams


I already tried to decipher the MVP Vote, and with the recent announcement of the All-NBA teams, it would be nice to look into the way the results went out.



2010-11 All-NBA First Team



Position
Player, Team (1st Team Votes) Points
Forward LeBron James, Miami (119) 595
Forward Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City (69) 492
Center Dwight Howard, Orlando (118) 593
Guard Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers (98) 551
Guard Derrick Rose, Chicago (118) 593

As I thought, these are the top 5 in the MVP voting. Naturally, they go as the 1st team. This would have been a deadly run-and-gun unit for London 2012, don't you think?

It's also interesting to note there that Lebron got the only unanimous vote, considering he finished third in the MVP race. Both Dwight and Derrick had 118.

2010-11 All-NBA Second Team

Position Player, Team (1st Team Votes) Points
Forward Pau Gasol, L.A. Lakers (2) 259
Forward Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas (47) 437
Center Amar'e Stoudemire, New York (2) 258
Guard Dwyane Wade, Miami (24) 392
Guard Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City 184

There clearly is a huge gap in the top tier to the next tier. I believe that everyone is in agreement that Pau Gasol has been a clear disappointment in the postseason knowing that he is in this group.

2010-11 All-NBA Third Team 

Position Player, Team (1st Team Votes) Points
Forward LaMarcus Aldridge, Portland 135
Forward Zach Randolph, Memphis 67
Center Al Horford, Atlanta 62
Guard Manu Ginobili, San Antonio 106
Guard Chris Paul, New Orleans 157

Finally, LaMarcus Aldridge gets the recognition he truly deserves after being robbed of not only an All-Star Game berth, but also the Most Improved Player nod.

Note the others getting votes:

Rajon Rondo, Boston, 68
Paul Pierce, Boston, 55
Carmelo Anthony, Denver-New York, 53
Kevin Love, Minnesota, 48
Tim Duncan, San Antonio, 43
Blake Griffin, L.A. Clippers, 36
Tony Parker, San Antonio, 27
Kevin Garnett, Boston, 22
Deron Williams, Utah-New Jersey 19
Steve Nash, Phoenix, 17
Andrew Bogut, Milwaukee, 13
Monta Ellis, Golden State, 11
Nene, Denver, 11
Andrew Bynum, L.A. Lakers, 9
Kevin Martin, Houston, 7
Tyson Chandler, Dallas, 7
Joakim Noah, Chicago, 5
Marc Gasol, Memphis, 3
Al Jefferson, Utah, 3
Kendrick Perkins, Boston-Oklahoma City, 3
Andrea Bargnani, Toronto, 2
Chris Bosh, Miami, 2
Andre Iguodala, Philadelphia, 1
Emeka Okafor, New Orleans, 1
Eric Gordon, L.A. Clippers, 1
Gerald Wallace, Charlotte-Portland, 1
Jason Kidd, Dallas, 1
Luis Scola, Houston, 1
Luol Deng, Chicago, 1
Ray Allen, Boston, 1

Some names just are eye-poppers. You can name them yourself and feel free to take potshots if they do so in your opinion.

Overall, I managed to correctly name 12 out of the 15 players, with 10 being in their exact position, Manu being in the wrong team and Zach being in the wrong position. Not bad.