NCAA Season 85

NCAA Season 85 is the 2009–2010 season of the National Collegiate Athletic Association of the Philippines. The host for this year will be San Beda College (SBC).

NCAA Season 85
Winning Drive at 85
Host school San Beda College
General champions
Seniors Letran Knights
Juniors San Sebastian Staglets
Seniors' champions
Sport
Men
Women
Basketball  San Sebastian N/A
Volleyball  Letran  San Sebastian
Taekwondo  San Beda  Letran (DS)
Table Tennis  San Beda  Benilde
Lawn Tennis  Letran
Swimming  San Beda  Benilde (DS)
Beach Volleyball  Letran  Perpetual
Track and field  San Sebastian N/A
Football  Benilde N/A
Badminton  EAC (DS)  Benilde (DS)
Soft Tennis N/A  San Beda (DS)
Chess  Letran
Cheerdance  Perpetual (EX) (Ex - Coed)
Juniors' champions
Sport
Boys
Girls
Basketball  San Beda N/A
Volleyball  Perpetual
Taekwondo  LSGH
Table Tennis  San Beda
Lawn Tennis  San Beda
Swimming  LSGH
Beach Volleyball  Perpetual
Track and field  San Sebastian
Football  LSGH
Badminton  LSGH (DS)
Chess  San Sebastian
(NT) = No tournament; (DS) = Demonstration Sport;
(Ex) = Exhibition;

The season began on June 27 at the Araneta Coliseum with United States Ambassador to the Philippines Kristie Kenney delivered the keynote speech, followed by a tripleheader of seniors' basketball games. The juniors' basketball tournament tips off at the San Juan Gym with the remaining first round of eliminations games in basketball will be held at the Filoil Flying V Arena. Other sporting events will be held at Philippine Sports Commission venues such as the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.

New member

With the Philippine Christian University (PCU) taking an indefinite leave of absence after the revelation of identity switching on their juniors' basketball team, the league began accepting candidates to take over PCU's spot. Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC), Centro Escolar University (CEU), Angeles University Foundation (AUF), Arellano University and Lyceum of the Philippines University were the top candidates to join the league; other schools that were considered are Technological University of the Philippines and Don Bosco Technical College (a member of the NCAA South). Seeking to name a replacement before the year ends, the new school must have a high school varsity program, participate in all NCAA sports, undergo a three-year probationary period, and pay a PHP5 million membership fee.[1]

Aside from assuring itself an 8-team roster for 2009, the league also envisions on having a 10-team league by 2010. PCU may still apply for membership but they will have to go through the same process as the other new applicants.[2] League chairman for 2008-09 Ding Lozano of the Mapua Institute of Technology mentioned that Lyceum and EAC were the top contenders to be accepted in 2008.[3]

On January 2, 2009, it was revealed that the choices were pared down to Lyceum, EAC and Arellano.[4] However, after a month of delay, the policy board failed to garner a minimum number of votes to admit a new member; thus for this season, there will only be seven schools participating, while the schools that were considered will still be in contention for next season.[5]

Prior to the Holy Week break, NCAA president Fr. Mat de Jesus, OSB announced that three schools were invited to compete as "guest teams" for the 2009–10 season, although he didn't mention the identities of the invited schools. Those that will accept invitations will still apply for full membership for the 2010–11 season.[6] On April 21, newspapers announced that the three schools invited were Angeles University Foundation, Arellano University and Emilio Aguinaldo College. Lyceum's chances were said to be hurt with an absence of a high school varsity program.[7] All three teams signified their intentions to participate as guest teams, paying the league 1.5 million pesos, plus a 500,000 peso-bond.[8]

The Management Committee also decided that guest teams are eligible to win championships in the events they will participate at, and that their performance will be a part of their acceptance as full members.[9]

Demonstration sports

Olympic sports amateur boxing, archery and fencing will be contested as demonstration sports in the 2009–10 season. Boxing will be implemented with the help of the Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines, with its secretary-general Patrick Gregorio saying that it is a welcome development.[10]

Basketball
Main article: NCAA Season 85 basketball tournaments

Seniors' tournament

Elimination round
Pos Team W L PCT GB Qualification
1  San Beda Red Lions (H) 16 2 .889[lower-alpha 1] — Twice-to-beat in the semifinals
2  San Sebastian Stags 16 2 .889[lower-alpha 1] —
3  JRU Heavy Bombers 15 3 .833 1 Twice-to-win in the semifinals
4  Letran Knights 12 6 .667 4
5  Arellano Chiefs (G) 8 10 .444 8
6  Mapúa Cardinals 6 12 .333[lower-alpha 2] 10
7  EAC Generals (G) 6 12 .333[lower-alpha 2] 10
8  Benilde Blazers 6 12 .333[lower-alpha 2] 10
9  Perpetual Altas 3 15 .167 13
10  AUF Great Danes (G) 2 16 .111 14
Source: ABS-CBN Sports
Rules for classification: 1) winning percentage; 2) if tied for top 4, one-game playoff; 3) head-to-head record; 4) head-to-head goal average; 5) overall point differential
(G) Guest; (H) Host.
Notes:
  1. First-seed playoff: San Beda 71–65 San Sebastian
  2. Head-to-head average: Mapúa 1.054, EAC 1.037, Benilde 0.951

Bracket
  1st–seed playoff Semifinals
#1 & #2 have twice-to-beat advantage		 Finals
Best-of-three series
                               
   San Sebastian 65   1  San Beda 82    
   San Beda 71     4  Letran 76    
    1  San Beda 68 61
    2  San Sebastian 72** 76
  2  San Sebastian 61 79 **Double overtime
  3  JRU 68 64  

Awardees
  • Most Valuable Player: John Wilson (JRU)
  • Rookie of the Year: Sudan Daniel (San Beda)

Juniors' tournament

Elimination round
Pos Team W L PCT GB Qualification
1  San Beda Red Cubs (H) 17 1 .944[lower-alpha 1] — Twice-to-beat in the semifinals
2  Letran Squires 17 1 .944[lower-alpha 1] —
3  San Sebastian Staglets 13 5 .722 4 Twice-to-win in the semifinals
4  JRU Light Bombers 11 7 .611[lower-alpha 2] 6
5  Perpetual Junior Altas 11 7 .611[lower-alpha 2] 6
6  La Salle Greenies 8 10 .444 9
7  Malayan Red Robins 5 13 .278[lower-alpha 3] 12
8  Arellano Braves (G) 5 13 .278[lower-alpha 3] 12
9  EAC–ICA Brigadiers (G) 3 15 .167 14
10  AUF Baby Danes (G) 0 18 .000 17
Source: ABS-CBN Sports
Rules for classification: 1) winning percentage; 2) if tied for top 4, one-game playoff; 3) head-to-head record; 4) head-to-head point differential; 5) overall point differential
(G) Guest; (H) Host.
Notes:
  1. First-seed playoff: San Beda 91–77 Letran
  2. Fourth-seed playoff: JRU 83–77 Perpetual
  3. Head-to-head record: Malayan 1–1 Arellano; Malayan 1.019, Arellano 0.981

Bracket
Games with asterisks (*) to be played if necessary.
  4th–seed playoff Semifinals
#1 & #2 have twice-to-beat advantage		 Finals
Best-of-three series
                               
      1  San Beda 90    
 Perpetual 77     4  JRU 76    
   JRU 83  
 
    1  San Beda 98 80 86
    2  Letran 75 83 75
 
 
  2  Letran 89  
  3  San Sebastian 84    

Awardees
  • Most Valuable Player: Louie Vigil (JRU)
  • Rookie of the Year: Baser Amer (San Beda)

Volleyball
Qualified to the Finals
Qualified to the semifinals

The volleyball tournaments commence on August 16, 2009 at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium. Subsequent games will then be held at the Emilio Aguinaldo College gym.

The old split-season format (winners of the first and second half of the season faced off in the best-of-3 finals) would not be used. Instead, the tournament will be a single round robin, with the top four advancing to another round robin semifinals, with best two teams going to the best-of-3 finals.

Men's tournament

Elimination round
TeamWLPCTGBSets Ratio
 Perpetual Altas71.875--3.286
 San Beda Red Lions71.875--2.091
 AUF Great Danes53.62521.727
 Letran Knights44.50031.000
 Benilde Blazers44.50030.950
 Arellano Chiefs44.50030.722
 San Sebastian Stags44.42930.722
 EAC Generals26.25050.647
 JRU Heavy Bombers08.00070.143

Season host is boldfaced. Guest teams are italicized.

Semifinals
TeamWLPCTGBSetsPoints
WonLostRatioWonLostRatio
 San Beda Red Lions301.000--924.0002692341.150
 Letran Knights21.6671861.3333222961.088
 AUF Great Danes12.3332480.5002602880.903
 Perpetual Altas03.0003490.4442683010.890

Finals
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Total
11 Oct San Beda Red Lions  2–3  Letran Knights 23–25 25–17 25–11 23–25 17–19 113–97
15 Oct San Beda Red Lions  3–1  Letran Knights 22–25 25–16 26–24 25–22   98–87
18 Oct San Beda Red Lions  2–3  Letran Knights 27–29 25–22 21–25 28–26 11–15 112–117
Letran wins series 2–1

Women's tournament

Elimination round
TeamWLPCTGB
 Perpetual Lady Altas81.889--
 Letran Lady Knights81.889--
 San Sebastian Lady Stags72.7781
 Benilde Lady Blazers72.7781
 Arellano Lady Chiefs54.5563
 AUF Lady Danes45.4444
 San Beda Red Lionesses36.3335
 EAC Lady Generals27.2226
 Mapúa Lady Cardinals18.1117
 JRU Lady Bombers09.0008

Season host is boldfaced. Guest teams are italicized.

Semifinals
TeamWLPCTGBSetsPoints
WonLostRatioWonLostRatio
 San Sebastian Lady Stags21.667--732.3332271971.152
 Benilde Lady Blazers21.667--741.7502582311.117
 Perpetual Lady Altas21.667--641.5002272081.091
 Letran Lady Knights03.0002090.0001492250.662

Finals
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Total
11 Oct San Sebastian Lady Stags  3–2  Benilde Lady Blazers 20–25 25–21 22–25 25–19 16–14 85–86
15 Oct San Sebastian Lady Stags  1–3  Benilde Lady Blazers 24–26 25–22 17–25 24–26   90–99
18 Oct San Sebastian Lady Stags  3–0  Benilde Lady Blazers 25–23 26–24 25–15     76–62
San Sebastian wins series 2–1

Juniors' tournament

Elimination round
TeamWLPCTGBSets Ratio
 San Sebastian Staglets701.000--10.500
 Perpetual Junior Altas61.85714.500
 AUF Baby Danes52.71422.429
 La Salle Greenies34.42940.857
 EAC–ICA Brigadiers34.42940.833
 Letran Squires34.42940.533
 San Beda Red Cubs16.14360.250
 Arellano Braves07.00070.048

Season host is boldfaced. Guest teams are italicized.

Semifinals
TeamWLPCTGBSetsPoints
WonLostRatioWonLostRatio
 Perpetual Junior Altas301.000--933.0002801991.407
 San Sebastian Staglets21.6671741.7502392391.000
 AUF Baby Danes12.3332560.8332422470.980
 La Salle Greenies03.0003190.1111722480.694

Finals
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Total
11 Oct Perpetual Junior Altas  3–1  San Sebastian Staglets 25–19 21–25 25–21 25–20   96–85
15 Oct Perpetual Junior Altas  3–1  San Sebastian Staglets 23–25 25–12 25–23 25–17   98–77
UPHSD wins series 2–0

Chess
Qualified to the semifinals with the twice-to-beat advantage
Qualified to the semifinals

The chess tournaments are held at SM City Manila starting on July 25, 2008.

Seniors' tournament

Elimination round
TeamWDLPts.MP
 Benilde Blazers92152½20
 Letran Knights8134517
 San Sebastian Stags7334417
 Mapúa Cardinals6333915
 EAC Generals53533½13
 San Beda Red Lions43629½11
 Perpetual Altas6152813
 JRU Heavy Bombers30915½6
 Arellano Chiefs001300

Season host is boldfaced. Guest teams are italicized.

Bracket
Games with asterisks (*) to be played if necessary.
  Semifinals
#1 & #2 have twice-to-beat advantage		 Final
(One-game playoff)
                       
1  Benilde 2½    
4  Mapúa 1½    
  1  Benilde 2 2nd
  2  Letran 2 1st
2  Letran 1 3 Letran won over the "Board 1" tiebreaker rule.
3  San Sebastian 3 1  

Awards
  • Most Valuable Player: Chester Brian Guerrero (Letran)
  • Coach of the Year: Roland Perez (Letran)

Juniors' tournament

Elimination round
TeamWDLPts.MP
 San Sebastian Staglets103044½23
 Letran Squires10204022
 La Salle Greenies83136½19
 Perpetual Junior Altas72328½16
 San Beda Red Cubs6252714
 EAC–ICA Brigadiers32819½8
 Malayan Red Robins12913½4
 JRU Light Bombers129104
 Arellano Braves101242

Season host is boldfaced. Guest teams are italicized.

Bracket
Games with asterisks (*) to be played if necessary.
  Semifinals
#1 & #2 have twice-to-beat advantage		 Final
(One-game playoff)
                       
1  San Sebastian 3    
4  Perpetual 1    
  1  San Sebastian 3 1st
  2  Letran 1 2nd
2  Letran 3½  
3  LSGH ½    

Awards
  • Most Valuable Player: Aldous Roy Coronel (San Sebastian)
  • Coach of the Year: Homer Cunanan (San Sebastian)

Swimming

The swimming championships were held at Trace Aquatics Center Los Baños, Laguna starting from August 18. A women's tournament, a demonstration event, was also held. The results are:[11]

Men's tournament
TeamDay 1Day 2Day 3Total
 San Beda Red Lions4595244361,419
 Benilde Blazers221223160.25604.25
 Mapúa Cardinals101.5138.582.5322.5
 San Sebastian Stags8851.8266205.82
 AUF Great Danes2631.520.578
 EAC Generals2419.519.2562.75
 Arellano Chiefs122413.549.5
  • Most Valuable Swimmer: Theody Gavino (San Beda)
  • Coach of the Year: Gavino Roxas (San Beda)

Juniors' tournament
TeamDay 1Day 2Day 3Total
 La Salle Greenies468418.53891,275.5
 San Sebastian Staglets204.5160.5160525
 Perpetual Junior Altas158.5215.591465
 San Beda Red Cubs75.7574.548198.25
 AUF Baby Danes58.7551.575185.25
 Malayan Red Robins5095.520165.5
 EAC–ICA Brigadiers29.517046.5
 Arellano Braves1811.5938.5
 JRU Light Bombers1001
  • Most Valuable Swimmer: Luis Angelo Enriquez (LSGH)
  • Coach of the Year: Gregory Colmenares (LSGH)

Women's tournament

Women's swimming is a demonstration sport and is not counted on the General Championship.

TeamTotal
 Benilde Lady Blazers339
 JRU Lady Bombers164
 EAC Lady Generals156.5

Football

The football tournaments are divided into three stages: A round robin elimination where the top four teams advance to the a round robin semifinals, and the finals where the top seed has the twice to beat advantage.

Seniors' tournament

Elimination round
TeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts.
 San Beda Red Lions6510493+4616
 Benilde Blazers6510373+3416
 Arellano Chiefs6402278+1912
 Mapúa Cardinals6213248+167
 EAC Generals62131410+47
 AUF Great Danes6105366−633
 Perpetual Altas6006157−561

Semifinals
TeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts.
 Benilde Blazers320174+36
 San Beda Red Lions320164+26
 Mapúa Cardinals320165+16
 Arellano Chiefs300317−60

Finals
Benilde Blazers 1–0 San Beda Red Lions

Juniors' tournament

Elimination round
TeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts.
 La Salle Greenies7700931+9221
 Perpetual Junior Altas7511697+6216
 San Beda Red Cubs75113710+2716
 Malayan Red Robins72231423−98
 EAC–ICA Brigadiers72141827−97
 Arellano Braves72331232−207
 Letran Squires7025471−712
 AUF Baby Danes7016274−741

Semifinals
TeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts.
 La Salle Greenies3300154+119
 San Beda Red Cubs320164+26
 Perpetual Junior Altas310265+13
 Malayan Red Robins3003014−140

Finals
La Salle Greenies 3–0 San Beda Red Cubs

Cheerleading

The NCAA Cheerdance Competition was held on October 21, 2009 at the Filoil Flying V Arena. The affair was covered live by Studio 23 and was hosted by Drei Felix and the various NCAA courtside reporters.

SquadScore
UPHSD PerpSquad335.5
JRU Pep Squad311
EAC Pep Squad244
San Sebastian Pep Squad243
Mapua Cheerping Cardinals236.5
AUF Pep Squad214
CSB Pep Squad194.5
Arellano Pep Squad169
Letran Cheering Squad168.5
San Beda Cheerleading Association148

General Championship race

Season host is boldfaced.

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See also

References
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