2019 MPBL All-Star Game
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| Date | March 2, 2019 | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Venue | Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City | ||||||||||||||||||
| MVP | Jeff Viernes (Batangas City Athletics) | ||||||||||||||||||
2-Ball Challenge[edit]
The 2-Ball Challenge, also known as the PayMaya-MPBL 2-Ball Challenge, due to its sponsorship with PayMaya, is one of the side events of the All-Star Saturday. Below is the line up of participants.[1]
| Team | Players | Preliminary round | Final round |
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| Rizal Crusaders | Marco Balagtas & Eric Dela Cuesta | ||
| Quezon City Capitals | Hesed Gabo & Andrew Estrella | ||
| General Santos Warriors | Meylan Landicho & Christopher Masaglang | ||
| Caloocan Supremos | Cedrick Labing-isa & Paul Joseph Sanga | ||
| Basilan Steel | Jhaps Bautista & Hercules Tangkay | ||
| Laguna Heroes | Dennis Miranda & Paolo Pontejos | ||
| Navotas Clutch | Donald Gumaru & Jai Reyes | ||
| Pampanga Lanterns | Juneric Baloria & Levi Hernandez | ||
| Makati Super Crunch | Rudy Lingganay & John Rey Villanueva | ||
| Bataan Risers | Byron Villarias & Robby Celiz |
Three-Point Contest[edit]
The Three-Point Contest, also known as the PayMaya-MPBL Three-Point Contest, is one of the side events of the All-Star Saturday. A record of 17 players will participate in the inaugural edition of the Three-Point Contest. Below is the list of the participants for the said event.[1]
| Team | Player | Preliminary round | Tiebreaker* | Second round* | Final
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| Caloocan Supremos | Almond Vosotros | ||||
| Zamboanga Valientes | Robin Roño | ||||
| Bataan Risers | Gary David | ||||
| Cebu City Sharks | Patrick Cabahug | ||||
| San Juan Knights | John Wilson | ||||
| General Santos Warriors | Leomer Losentes | ||||
| Muntinlupa Cagers | GJ Ylagan | ||||
| Batangas City Athletics | Val Acuna | ||||
| Bacoor City Strikers | Rocky Acidre | ||||
| Mark Pangilinan | |||||
| Imus Bandera | Mykee Cabahug | ||||
| Marikina Shoemasters | Yves Sazon | ||||
| Bulacan Kuyas | James Martinez | ||||
| Pasay Voyagers | Jan Jamon | ||||
| Manila Stars | Reil Cervantes | ||||
| Chris Bitoon | |||||
| Valenzuela Classic | Chris De Chavez |
All-Star Game[edit]
Jojo Lastimosa, the head coach of the Bataan Risers, will be leading the Northern All-Stars with the assistance of Makati Super Crunch's head coach, Cholo Villanueva. Don Dulay of the Davao Occidental Tigers will be leading the way for the Southern All-Stars with the assistance of Muntinlupa Cagers' head coach, Jack Azcueta. Below is the line-up for the respective teams.
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March 2, 2019
09:00 pm |
| Northern All-Stars | 84–109 | Southern All-Stars |
| Scoring by quarter: 21–21, 23–20, 20–38, 20–30 | ||
| Pts: Chris Bitoon 11 Rebs: Mike Ayonayon 5 Asts: Mike Ayonayon 6 |
Pts: Jeff Viernes 19 Rebs: Gabriel Banal 10 Asts: Gabriel Banal 7 | |
| Jeff Viernes was named as the game's MVP. | ||
Notes[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Gary David's North duels Gerald Anderson's South in first MPBL All-Star Game". ABS-CBN Sports. 25 February 2019. Retrieved 26 February 2019.
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