2008 Philippine Collegiate Championship

The 2008 Philippine Collegiate Championship is the inaugural tournament of the Philippine Collegiate Championship (PCC) for basketball in its current incarnation, and the sixth edition overall. The champion teams from the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP), National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation, Inc. (CESAFI) and 3 other Metro Manila leagues took part in the final tournament dubbed as the "Sweet Sixteen". Other teams had to qualify in the zonal tournaments to round out the 16 teams in the tournament.

2008 Philippine Collegiate Championship
Men's Finals 1 Wins
 Ateneo Blue Eagles 62 0
 De La Salle Green Archers 71 1
DurationDecember 8
Arena(s)Araneta Coliseum
Finals MVPJV Casio
Winning coachFranz Pumaren
Semifinalists Letran Knights
 San Beda Red Lions
TV network(s)C/S 9

The De La Salle Green Archers defeated arch-rivals Ateneo Blue Eagles in the championship; budding rivals Letran Knights and the San Beda Red Lions disputed third place, with Letran winning.

The winners would have qualified for the 2009 Summer Universiade in Serbia as the Philippine representative. However, FISU thumbed down an application by the SBP and the Philippine Olympic Committee. As a result, other international tournaments were lined up for the champion team. The 1967 UE Red Warriors led by Robert Jaworski and Danny Florencio was the last team to participate in the Universiade's basketball tournament.[1]

Solar Sports served as the main coverage partner, with the games broadcasting on C/S 9 and Basketball TV.

Rankings

Metro Manila
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
6/22[2] 6/29[3] 7/6[4] 7/13[5] 7/20[6] 7/27[7] 8/3[8] 8/10[9]
1  UE  San Beda  UE  Ateneo  Ateneo  Ateneo  Ateneo  Ateneo
2  Ateneo  UE  Ateneo  San Beda  San Beda  Letran  San Beda  La Salle
3  San Beda  Ateneo  San Beda  Letran  Letran  La Salle  Letran  San Beda
4  La Salle  La Salle  Letran  UE  La Salle  FEU  FEU  Letran
5  FEU  FEU  La Salle  La Salle  FEU  San Beda  La Salle  JRU
6  JRU  Letran  FEU  Mapúa  UE  JRU  UE  FEU
7  Mapúa  Adamson  UST  UST  Mapúa  UE  JRU  UE
8  Letran  UST  Mapúa  FEU  Adamson  UST  UST  UST
9  UST  JRU  Adamson  Adamson  UST  Mapúa  Mapúa  San Sebastian
10  Adamson  Mapúa  Benilde  Benilde  JRU  Adamson  San Sebastian  Mapúa
11  San Sebastian Arellano Arellano  San Sebastian Arellano  San Sebastian Arellano STI
12  NU STI  JRU  JRU STI Arellano STI Arellano
13 Arellano  NU STI Arellano  San Sebastian  Benilde  Adamson EAC
14 STI Lyceum Lyceum Lyceum Lyceum STI EAC St. Clare
15 Lyceum  Perpetual  UP STI EAC EAC  UP  Adamson
UAAP 7 7 7 6 6 6 7 6
NCAA 5 5 5 6 5 6 5 5
Other 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 4
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
8/17[10] 8/24[11] 8/31[12] 9/7[13] 9/14[14] 9/21[15] 10/19 (Final)[16]
1  Ateneo  Ateneo  Ateneo  Ateneo  Ateneo  Ateneo  Ateneo
2  La Salle  San Beda  San Beda  San Beda  La Salle  La Salle  San Beda
3  JRU  FEU  FEU  La Salle  San Beda  JRU  La Salle
4  Letran  JRU  La Salle  FEU  FEU  San Beda  JRU
5  FEU  La Salle  San Sebastian  UE  Letran  FEU  FEU
6  San Beda  UE  JRU  Letran  JRU  Mapúa  Mapúa
7  UE  San Sebastian  UE  San Sebastian  Mapúa  UE  UE
8  Mapúa  Letran  Letran  Mapúa  San Sebastian  Letran  Letran
9  San Sebastian  UST  Mapúa  JRU  UE  San Sebastian  San Sebastian
10  UST AMACU  UST SSC-R Cavite SSC-R Cavite  UST Arellano
11 St. Clare  Mapúa St. Clare PSBA STI EAC SSC-R Cavite
12 AMACU New Era AMACU STI St. Clare UCN  UST
13 SSC-R Cavite St. Clare PSBA AMACU  UST STI Lyceum
14 Arellano PSBA SSC-R Cavite Manila LPC SSC-R Cavite St. Clare
15 EAC Arellano LPC LPC AMACU LPC EAC
UAAP 5 5 5 4 5 5 5
NCAA 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Other 5 5 5 6 5 5 5

Cebu
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
6/29 8/10[17] 8/17[18] 8/24[19] 8/31[20] 9/7[21] 9/14 9/21 9/28
1 USJ-R  USJ–R  USJ–R  USJ–R  USJ–R UV
2 SWU SWU UV UV UV  USJ–R
3 USC USC SWU SWU SWU USC
4 UV UV USC USC USC SWU
5 Cebu Cebu Cebu Cebu Cebu
6 ACT  Don Bosco  Don Bosco  Don Bosco  Don Bosco
7  Don Bosco ACT USPF USPF USPF
8 USPF USPF ACT ACT ACT
9 Cebu Tech Cebu Tech Cebu Tech Cebu Tech Cebu Tech
10 Salazar Salazar Salazar Salazar Salazar

Region 1 (Dagupan, Pangasinan, Baguio)
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
9/7[22] 9/14 9/21 9/28
1 UNP
2 St. Louis University, Baguio
3 University of the Cordilleras

Region 2 (Pampanga, Tarlac, Bulacan)
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
9/7[22] 9/14 9/21 9/28
1 Lyceum-Subic
2 Luzon
3 Lyceum Northwestern

Region 3 (Quezon, Bicol)
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
9/7[22] 9/14 9/21 9/28
1 Nueva Caceres
2 Enverga
3 CCDI

Region 4 (Iloilo, Bacolod)
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
9/7[22] 9/14 9/21 9/28
1 Western Tech
2 Lacson Maritime
3 West Negros

Region 5 (Dumaguete, Bohol)
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
9/7[22] 9/14 9/21 9/28
1 BIT International
2 Holy Name
3 Silliman

Region 6 (Tacloban, Ormoc, Samar)
Up[22] Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
9/7[22] 9/14 9/21 9/28
1 Western Leyte
2 AMA
3 Leyte

Region 7 (Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental, CARAGA)
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
9/7[22] 9/14 9/21 9/28
1 Xavier
2 Capitol

Region 8 (Davao, SoCCSKSarGen, Maguindanao)
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
9/7[22] 9/14 9/21 9/28
1 Agro-Industrial
2 Emar
3 Mindanao

Region 9 (Zamboanga, Misamis Occidental)
Up Down Unchanged New/re-entry
#Week ending
9/7[22] 9/14 9/21 9/28
1 Immaculate Conception Ateneo de Zamboanga
2 Kabasalan Tech Dipolog Medical
3 Ateneo de Zamboanga Saint Vincent's

Qualifying
FinishLeague
UAAPNCAACESAFICUSANAASCUUCAAProvincial leagues
1st Round of 16Regional championships
2nd Round of 16Zonal championshipsWildcard qualificationWildcard qualificationWildcard qualification
3rd Zonal championships
4th
5th Wildcard
qualification
  • Regional championships has four teams in each of the nine regions: one team per region qualifies for the zonal championships.
  • Wildcard qualifying has eight teams split into two groups: top two teams per group qualifies for the zonal championships.
  • Zonal championships has four zones divided into two groups composed of two groups: the top team from each group qualifies for the round of 16.

Automatic qualifiers

Regional championships

Winners qualify for the zonal championships:

  1. Region 1: SLU Navigators
  2. Region 2: U of Luzon Tigers
  3. Region 3: UNC Greyhounds
  4. Region 4: WNU Mustangs
  5. Region 5: U of Luzon Tigers
  6. Region 6: AMA Computer Learning Center - ACLC College Ormoc
  7. Region 7: Capitol Stallions
  8. Region 8: U of Mindanao Wildcats
  9. Region 9: Ateneo de Zamboanga Blue Eagles

Wildcard qualifying
Qualified for zonal championships

Top two teams from each group qualify for the zonal championships:

Group A
TeamWLPCTUSTSCCLPCSFACS
 UST Growling Tigers301.000––80–7169–6664–51
St. Clare Saints21.667––––74–6670–66
LPC Blue Lions12.333––––––62–53
SFACS Doves03.000––––––––

Group B
TeamWLPCTLPUEACSTIDOMC
 Lyceum Pirates301.000––86–8088–8679–75
 EAC Generals21.667––––90–8880–70
STI Olympians12.333––––––76–65
DOMC Cobras03.000––––––––

Zonal championships
Qualified for the final tournament

Winners from the regional championships and wildcard qualifying are drawn into four different teams: each zone has to have only one wildcard team.

Zone 1

Games were held at the Makati Coliseum from November 3–6:

Group A
TeamWLPCTMITULLyc
 Mapúa Cardinals201.000––77–59104–58
U of Luzon Golden Tigers11.500––––79–62
Lyceum Batangas02.000––––––
Group B
TeamWLPCTAUUSTSLU
Arellano Chiefs201.000––69–5982–36
 UST Growling Tigers11.500––––102–52
St. Louis Navigators02.000––––––

Zone 2

Games were held at the Makati Coliseum from November 3–6:

Group A
TeamWLPCTLPUDBTCUNC
 Lyceum Pirates201.000––87–7981–60
 Don Bosco Grey Wolves11.500––––73–64
UNC Greyhounds02.000––––––
Group B
TeamWLPCTUEEACSCC
 UE Red Warriors201.000––92–74108–80
EAC Generals11.500––––65–62
St. Clare Saints02.000––––––

Zone 3

Games were held at the Ormoc City Superdome from November 9–11:

Group A
TeamWLPCTCSJLUCAMA
 Letran Knights201.000––––96–55
UC Webmasters11.500
AMA Ormoc Titans02.000
Group B
TeamWLPCTUSJ-RWNUBIT
USJ-R Jaguars201.000––88-77
WNU Mustangs11.500
BIT Cruisers02.000

Zone 4

Games were held at the Xavier University Gym from November 14–17:

Group A
TeamWLPCTFEUXUADZU
 FEU Tamaraws201.000––77–71105–55
Xavier Crusaders11.500––––80–61
Ateneo de Zamboanga Blue Eagles02.000––––––
Group B
TeamWLPCTPDUSCUMinCap
USC Warriors11.500+27––81–5184–87
U of Mindanao Wildcats11.500-6––––83–74
Capitol Stallions11.500-21––––––

Qualifying teams
SeedSchoolLeagueResultBerth type
1 Ateneo Blue EaglesUAAPUAAP championAutomatic
2 San Beda Red LionsNCAANCAA championAutomatic
3 De La Salle Green ArchersUAAPUAAP runner-upAutomatic
4 JRU Heavy BombersNCAANCAA runner-upAutomatic
5SSC-R Cavite BaycatsNAASCUNAASCU championAutomatic
6UV Green LancersCESAFICESAFI championAutomatic
7UCN DragonsUCAAUCAA championAutomatic
8MLQU StallionsCUSACUSA championAutomatic
9 Mapúa CardinalsNCAANCAA fourth placeZonal
10Arellano ChiefsNCRAANCRAA runner-upZonal
11 UE Red WarriorsUAAPUAAP fourth placeZonal
12 Letran KnightsNCAANCAA third placeZonal
13 FEU TamarawsUAAPUAAP third placeZonal
14USC WarriorsCESAFICESAFI third placeZonal
15USJ-R JaguarsCESAFICESAFI runner-upZonal
16Lyceum PiratesNCRAANCRAA runner-upZonal

Bracket
 
Round of 16Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsNational Championship
 
              
 
November 24 - San Juan Arena
 
 
 Ateneo 77
 
November 30 - Ynares Arena
 
 Lyceum56
 
 Ateneo67
 
November 26 - San Juan Arena
 
 Mapúa 53
 
 MLQU85
 
December 6 - San Juan Arena
 
 Mapúa 97
 
 Ateneo61
 
November 29 - San Juan Arena
 
 Letran60
 
 SSC-R Cavite70
 
December 3 - San Juan Arena
 
 Letran 85
 
 Letran94
 
November 29 - San Juan Arena
 
 FEU 93
 
 JRU75
 
December 8 - Araneta Coliseum
 
 FEU 84
 
 Ateneo62
 
November 24 - San Juan Arena
 
 La Salle71
 
 San Beda98
 
December 3 - San Juan Arena
 
 USJ-R83
 
 San Beda87
 
November 27 - San Juan Arena
 
 Arellano72
 
 UCN61
 
December 6 - San Juan Arena
 
 Arellano76
 
 San Beda61
 
November 27 - San Juan Arena
 
 La Salle62 Third place
 
 UV62
 
November 30 - Ynares Arena December 8 - Araneta Coliseum
 
 UE 68
 
 UE72  Letran75
 
November 26 - San Juan Arena
 
 La Salle 75  San Beda67
 
 La Salle 71
 
 
 USC51
 

Round of 16
November 24
Ateneo Blue Eagles  77–56 Lyceum Pirates
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan
November 24
San Beda Red Lions  98–83 USJ-R Jaguars
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan
November 26
Mapúa Cardinals  97–85 MLQU Stallions
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan
November 26
De La Salle Green Archers  71–51 USC Warriors
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan
November 27
Arellano Chiefs 76–61 UCN Golden Dragons
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan
November 27
UE Red Warriors  68–62 UV Green Lancers
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan
November 29
Letran Knights  85–70 SSC-R Cavite Baycats
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan
November 29
JRU Heavy Bombers  75–84  FEU Tamaraws
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan

Quarterfinals
December 3
Letran Knights  94–93  FEU Tamaraws
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan
December 3
San Beda Red Lions  87–72 Arellano Chiefs
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan

Semifinals
December 6
Ateneo Blue Eagles  61–60  Letran Knights
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan
December 6
De La Salle Green Archers  62–61  San Beda Red Lions
The Arena in San Juan, San Juan

Third-place playoff
December 8
Letran Knights  75–67  San Beda Red Lions
Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City

Final
December 8
Ateneo Blue Eagles  62–71  De La Salle Green Archers
Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City

Awards
  • Most Valuable Player: JV Casio (La Salle)
  • Mythical 5:
    • JV Casio (La Salle)
    • Rico Maierhofer (La Salle)
    • R.J. Jazul (Letran)
    • Nonoy Baclao (Ateneo)
    • Rabeh Al-Hussaini (Ateneo)
  • Best Coach: Franz Pumaren (La Salle)

Record per league
League# of teamsRecordPCTQFSFCG
CESAFI30–3.000–––
NAASCU20–2.000–––
NCAA46–5.58332–
NCRAA11–1.5001––
UAAP49–3.728422

The CUSA and the UCAA went 0–1. Other provincial leagues aside from the CESAFI failed to qualify.

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Preceded by
2007 CCL		 Philippine Collegiate Championship
2008		 Succeeded by
2009
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