1984 PBA Second All-Filipino Conference

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1984 PBA Second All-Filipino Conference
DurationAugust 5 – November 4, 1984
TV partner(s) Vintage Sports (MBS)
Finals
Champions Great Taste Coffee Makers
Runners-up Beer Hausen Brewmasters
PBA Second All-Filipino Conference chronology
PBA conference chronology

The 1984 Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) 2nd All-Filipino Conference was the second conference of the 1984 PBA season. It started on August 5 and ended on November 4, 1984. This is the second All-Filipino tournament of the season.

Contents

Format

The following format will be observed for the duration of the conference:

Classification round

PosTeamWLPCTGBQualification
1 Great Taste Coffee Makers 92.818—Advance to semifinal round
2 Northern Cement (G)83.7271
3 Crispa Redmanizers 74.6362Proceed to quarterfinals
4 Gilbey's Gin Tonics 65.5453
5 Gold Eagle Beermen 56.4554
6 Beer Hausen Brewmasters 56.4554
7 Tanduay Rhum Makers 47.3645
8 Country Fair Hotdogs 011.0009
Source: [ citation needed ]
(G) Guests

Quarterfinals

(3) Crispa vs. (5) Gold Eagle

September 25
Crispa Redmanizers 128, Gold Eagle Beermen 120 (2OT)
September 27
Crispa Redmanizers 116, Gold Eagle Beermen 113 (OT)
Crispa wins series, 2–0

(4) Gilbey's vs. (7) Tanduay

(6) Beer Hausen vs. (8) Country Fair

September 23
Beer Hausen Brewmasters 111, Country Fair Hotdogs 88
September 27
Beer Hausen Brewmasters 148, Country Fair Hotdogs 104
Beer Hausen wins series, 2–0

Beer Hausen, Crispa and Tanduay won their respective series to enter the semifinal round. [1]

Semifinal round

PosTeamWLPCTGBQualification
1 Great Taste Coffee Makers 62.750—Advance to the Finals
2 Beer Hausen Brewmasters 53.625 [lower-alpha 1] 1
3 Northern Cement (G)53.625 [lower-alpha 1] 1Proceed to third place playoff
4 Tanduay Rhum Makers 26.250 [lower-alpha 2] 4
5 Crispa Redmanizers 26.250 [lower-alpha 2] 4
Source: [ citation needed ]
(G) Guests
Notes:
  1. 1 2 Second-seed playoff: Beer Hausen 122–117 Northern (OT)
  2. 1 2 Fourth-seed playoff: Tanduay 134–122 Crispa

Third place playoffs

October 28
Tanduay Rhum Makers 135, Northern Consolidated (NCC) 121
Scoring by quarter: 25-20, 25-34, 39-31, 46-36
Pts: Allan Abelgas 35Pts: Alfie Almario 24
October 30
Tanduay Rhum Makers 127, Northern Consolidated (NCC) 95
Scoring by quarter: 24-20, 28-23, 31-25, 44-27
Pts: Dennis Abbatuan 51Pts: Alfie Almario 17
November 4
Tanduay Rhum Makers 110, Northern Consolidated (NCC) 148
Scoring by quarter: 26-35, 24-36, 23-44, 37-33
Pts: Rey Lazaro 25Pts: Chip Engelland 60
Series aborted with Tanduay leading 2–1; Tanduay wins series by leading 2–1 when series when aborted
  • The Finals ended in three games, earlier than the third place playoffs. The league aborted the series, awarding Tanduay third place by virtue of leading the series 2–1 before the series was aborted.

Finals

October 28
Great Taste Coffee Makers 101, Beer Hausen Brewmasters 88

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References

  1. ↑ "PBA boxscores: September 1984".
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