2013 Philippine Collegiate Championship

Last updated
2011 Philippine Collegiate Championship
Men's Finals12Wins
Mapua colors.svg SWU Cobras 54610
La Salle colors.svg  De La Salle Green Archers 64702
DurationDecember 16–17
Arena(s) Filoil Flying V Arena
Finals MVP Jeron Teng
Winning coach Juno Sauler
SemifinalistsFEU colors.svg  FEU Tamaraws
San Beda colors.svg  San Beda Red Lions
TV network(s) Studio 23
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The 2013 Philippine Collegiate Championship was the sixth edition of the Philippine Collegiate Champions League (PCCL), the postseason tournament to determine the national collegiate champions in basketball organized by the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP), the national basketball federation. The tournament was the sixth edition of the tournament in its current incarnation, and the eleventh edition overall.

Contents

The De La Salle Green Archers defeated the SWU Cobras in the best-of-three championship series, 2–0. There was no third-place game in this year's edition of the tournament, and so the FEU Tamaraws and the San Beda Red Lions shared the third-place honors.

Qualifying

#UAAPNCAACESAFIOther leagues
1stLa Salle colors.svg  De La Salle Green Archers San Beda colors.svg  San Beda Red Lions UV Green Lancers various
2ndUST colors.svg  UST Growling Tigers Letran colors.svg  Letran Knights SWU Cobras N/A
3rdFEU colors.svg  FEU Tamaraws SSC-R colors.svg  San Sebastian Stags USC Warriors
4thNU colors.svg  NU Bulldogs UPHD colors.svg  Perpetual Altas N/A
5thAteneo colors.svg  Ateneo Blue Eagles*EAC colors.svg  EAC Generals
6thUE colors.svg  UE Red Warriors Arellano colors.svg  Arellano Chiefs**

*Replaced by UP.
**Replaced by Lyceum.

  Qualified to Final Four
  Qualified to regionals
  Qualified to zonals

Zonals

Regionals

Final four

Zonals

The delay in the completion of NCAA Season 89 has led to the rescheduling of the qualifying tournaments. The tournaments were supposed to start on October 25. [1]

Metro Manila

The Metro Manila zonals were held at the Technological Institute of the Philippines (TIP) gym from November 20 to 22.

Group A

PosTeamPldWLPCTGBQualification UE TIP LPU LCC
1 UE Red Warriors 3301.000—Qualified to the Metro Manila playoff81–7977–7473–50
2TIP Engineers321.667184–7875–61
3 Lyceum Pirates 312.333284–62
4La Consolacion Scions303.0003
Source: [ citation needed ]

Group B

PosTeamPldWLPCTGBQualificationCEU EAC UP SFACS
1CEU Scorpions3301.000—Qualified to the Metro Manila playoff73–5481–6378–64
2 EAC Generals 321.667176–66
3 UP Fighting Maroons 312.333287–83
4St. Francis Doves303.0003
Source: [ citation needed ]

Luzon

South Luzon/Bicol

  • Quezon champion: Calayan Cougars
  • Legaspi champion: STI Sta. Rosa Olympians
  • Tabaco champion: Amando Cope Green Serpents
  • Naga champion: Naga College Foundation Tigers
  • Sorsogon champion: Lewis Blazing Fox
  • Batangas champion: U of Batangas Brahmans

North/Central Luzon

The North/Central Luzon zonal was held at the University of Northern Philippines (UNP) gym from November 11 to 15.

  • Vigan champion: UNP Sharks
  • La Union champion: La Finns Scholastica Lionhearts
  • Pampanga champion: Lyceum of Subic Bay Sharks
  • Pangasinan champion: Lyceum Northwestern Dukes
  • Baguio champion: U of Baguio Cardinals
Third-place playoff
Final

Visayas

The Visayas zonals were supposed to be held at the Ormoc Superdome but due to the destruction of Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda), the games were moved to the Cebu Coliseum. [2] Also, due to the typhoon and to the Bohol earthquake a month earlier, the champions from Bohol (Bohol Institute of Technology-International College Crusaders) and Ormoc (Western Leyte College Mustangs) skipped the tournament. [3]

Mindanao

Northern Mindanao

STI-Cagayan de Oro Olympians defeated St. Columbian College, St. Paul University of Surigao, Christ the King College de Maranding, Bukidnon State University, and Mindanao State University-Marawi and Medical Center in the Northern Mindanao zonals. [4]

Southern Mindanao

The Southern Mindanao zonals was held at the Almendras Gym in Davao City from November 10 to 13.

Team standings
PosTeamPldWLPCTGBQualification HTC AIFCP JMC SCC
1 HTC Wildcats 321.667—Qualified to the zonal final105–98129–72
2 AIFCP Sailors 321.667—94–8964–69?–?
3 JMC Kings 321.667—?–?
4 SCC Bulldogs 303.0002
Source: [ citation needed ]
Third-place playoff
Final

Regionals

Luzon–Metro Manila

The first two rounds were held at the First Asia Institute of Technology and Humanities (FAITH) Gym in Tanauan, Batangas from November 25 to 26; the final three rounds are held at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig from November 28 to December 3.

First 3 rounds

Zonal finals Second round Quarterfinals
NU colors.svg  NU 70
UPHD colors.svg  Perpetual 67
NU colors.svg  NU 73
UE colors.svg  UE 85 UE colors.svg  UE 63
CEU colors.svg  CEU 77 UE colors.svg  UE 81
U of Batangas 88 U of Batangas 60
Lyceum of Subic Bay 81

Final 3 rounds

Quarterfinals Semifinals Regional final
UST colors.svg  UST 77
Letran colors.svg  Letran 60
UST colors.svg  UST 68
FEU colors.svg  FEU 83 FEU colors.svg  FEU 71
SSC-R colors.svg  San Sebastian 73 FEU colors.svg  FEU 88
NU colors.svg  NU 73 NU colors.svg  NU 70
UE colors.svg  UE 63

Southern Islands

The Southern Islands regional was held at Cebu City's Cebu Coliseum from November 18 to 20.

Zonal finals Semifinals Regional final
UV 100
HTC 98 HTC 80
STI-Cagayan de Oro 94 UV 60
SWU 68
SWU 82
USC 82 USC 73
Iloilo Doctors 73

Final four

PosTeamPldWLPCTGBQualification SWU DLSU FEU SBC
1 SWU Cobras 321.667—Qualified to the Finals
2 De La Salle Green Archers 321.667—58–68OT80–6064–60
3 FEU Tamaraws 312.333171–8662–56
4 San Beda Red Lions 312.333177–49
Source: [ citation needed ]

High school exhibition games

December 16
Hope Christian Soldiers77–72CSB colors.svg  La Salle Greenies

Finals

December 16
SWU Cobras Mapua colors.svg54–64La Salle colors.svg  De La Salle Green Archers
December 17
SWU Cobras Mapua colors.svg61–70La Salle colors.svg  De La Salle Green Archers
La Salle wins series 2–0

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