Phoenix Super LPG Fuel Masters draft history

The Phoenix Pulse Fuel Masters first participated in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) draft on October 30, 2016. The Fuel Masters entered the league before the 2016 Commissioner's Cup when they bought the former franchise of Barako Bull Energy.

Matthew Wright became the team's first draft choice, the team's pick in the special draft for the Gilas cadets during the 2016 PBA draft.

Selections
Basketball positions
PGPoint guard
SGShooting guard
SFSmall forward
PFPower forward
CCenter
Draft Round Pick Player Pos. Country of birth* PBA D-League team College
2016 Special draft Matthew Wright G  Canada N/A St. Bonaventure
2 2 Gelo Alolino G  Philippines Tanduay Light Rhum Masters NU
10 Jeoffrey Javillonar F  Philippines Tanduay Light Rhum Masters NU
3 16 Nico Paolo Javelona G  Philippines BDO-National University NU
18 Alejandrino Iñigo, Jr. G  Philippines Phoenix Accelerators FEU
2017 1 4 Jason Perkins F  United States Caida Tile Masters De La Salle
8 Sidney Onwubere F  Philippines Racal Tile Masters Emilio Aguinaldo
2 21 Jayson Grimaldo F  Philippines Racal Tile Masters/Victoria Sports MLQU
23 Wilson Baltazar G/F  Philippines Bread Story Smashing Bakers Lyceum
3 28 Roldan Sara F  Philippines Racal Tile Masters/Team Batangas San Beda
4 39 John Karlo Casiño G  Philippines Cafe France Bakers/CEU Scorpions Centro Escolar
2018 1 12 Jorey Napoles F  Philippines Marinerong Pilipino Skippers TIP
2 21 Ron Dennison G  Philippines Go for Gold FEU
22 Joe Allen Trinidad G  United States Wang's Basketball Couriers FEU
3 26 Ivan Villanueva F  Philippines AMA Adamson
4 36 Kim Cinco G  Philippines Zark's Burger Lyceum

Notes
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