2016 PBA D-League Foundation Cup

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The 2016 PBA-D-League Foundation Cup is the second conference of the 2015-16 PBA Developmental League season. Seven (7) teams including new team Blustar Detergent Dragons composed of the Westports Malaysia Dragons players will be compete in the two-month conference that will start on June 2, 2016, at the Ynares Sports Arena, Pasig. [1] The games will be aired on AksyonTV, Hyper and Sports5.ph.

Contents

Teams

PBA Development League current teams
TeamCompanyColorsJoined D-LeaguePBA AffiliateTitlesHead Coach
Tanduay Light Rhum Masters Tanduay Distillers Inc. Gold, White and Red2011none0 Lawrence Chongson
Cafe France Bakers - Centro Escolar University CaféFrance CorporationBlue, White and Red2011 Rain or Shine Elasto Painters 1Edgar Macaraya
Racal Tile MastersRacal Group of CompaniesRed and White2014 Meralco Bolts 0 Caloy Garcia
AMA Online Education Titans AMA Computer University Crimson Red and White2014none0Mark Herrera
Blustar Detergent Dragons Ever Bilena Cosmetics, Inc.Red and White2016 Blackwater Elite 0 Goh Cheng Huat [2]
Topstar Z.C. Mindanao Aguilas Kings Janitorial Services and Cooperative of ZamboangaOrange and White2016 GlobalPort Batang Pier 0Jade Marvin Padrigao
Phoenix Petroleum Accelerators Phoenix Petroleum Philippines, Inc. Green and Gold2016 Phoenix Fuel Masters 1 Eric Gonzales

Format

Conference format as it follows: [3] [4]

Eliminations

Eliminations matches will be held at the Ynares Sports Arena, Pasig and the JCSGO Gym, Quezon City. The league also had an out-of-town game held on June 23, 2016, at the Strike Gym, Bacoor, Cavite. [5]

Standings

These are the team standings at the end of the elimination round:

TeamWinLossPCTQualification
Racal Tile Masters102.875Twice-to-beat advantage in the semifinals
Phoenix Petroleum Accelerators-FEU93.750
Cafefrance Bakers-CEU93.750Twice-to-win disadvantage in the semifinals
Tanduay Rhum Masters84.667
AMA Online Education Titans48.333Eliminated
Blustar Detergent Dragons210.167
Topstar Z.C. Mindanao Aguilas012.000

Schedule

 Round 1Round 2
Team ╲ Game123456789101112
AMATANRCLPNXCFEBLUPNXTSRBLUCFE
Blustar DetergentTANCFEPNXRCLTSRAMATANCFERCLAMABLU
Café France-CEUTSRRCLBLUTANAMARCLBLUPNXTANAMA
Phoenix-FEUTANTSRAMABLUTSRRCLTANAMACFERCL
RacalAMACFETSRBLUTANCFEPNXTSRBLUPNXTAN
TanduayAMAPNXBLUCFERCLBLUTSRPNXTSRCFERCL
Topstar Z.C. MindanaoCFEPNXRCLBLUPNXTANRCLTANAMABLU
Source: [ citation needed ]
  = Win;   = OT win;   = Loss;   = OT loss

Results

TeamAMABLUCAFPHORACTANTOP
AMA81–7886–7089–9767–10066–72109–84
Blustar Detergent84–11383–9894–9760–12271–9489–75
Café France-CEU92–8690–6196–9383–7980–8489–64
Phoenix-FEU109–7078–9398–79108–78
Racal90–8372–7890–8896–90102–83
Tanduay105–10275–7495–10881–9084–81
Topstar Z.C. Mindanao93–9877–12665–12478–133
Source: [ citation needed ]
Legend: Blue = left column team win; Red = top row team win.
Matches with lighter background shading were decided after overtime.

Playoffs

Semifinals
(Nos. 1 & 2 have twice-to-beat advantage)		Finals
(Best-of-three series)
1Racal Tile Masters8670
4Tanduay Rhum Masters8881
4Tanduay Rhum Masters768978
2Phoenix-FEU Accelerators847587
2Phoenix-FEU6889
3Cafefrance-CEU7878

Semifinals

Racal vs. Tanduay

AksyonTV
August 11
4:00 pm
Tanduay Rhum Masters88–86Racal Tile Masters
Scoring by quarter: 22–22, 33–21, 17–20, 16–23
Pts: Alolino 26
Rebs: Celda 8
Asts: Celda 6		Pts: Grey 21
Rebs: Grey 6
Asts: Grey 4
Strike Gym, Bacoor, Cavite
AksyonTV
August 15
7:00 pm
Racal Tile Masters70–81Tanduay Rhum Masters
Scoring by quarter: 13–15, 25–16, 16–28, 16–32
Pts: Ortuoste 16Pts: Celda 21
Rebs: Celda 8
Asts: Alolino, Celda 4 each
Tanduay wins series, 2–0
Strike Gym, Bacoor, Cavite

Phoenix vs. Cafefrance series

AksyonTV
August 10
6:00 pm
Phoenix-FEU Accelerators 68, Cafefrance-CEU Bakers78
Scoring by quarter:16-12, 18-17, 18-26, 16-23
Pts: Belo 23
Rebs: Belo 11
Asts: Tolomia 3
Steals: Tolomia 2		Pts: Ebondo 19
Rebs: Ebondo 18
Blocks: Ebondo 2
Strike Gym, Bacoor, Cavite
AksyonTV
August 16
Cafefrance-CEU Bakers 78, Phoenix-FEU Accelerators89
Pts: Ebondo 25
Rebs: Ebondo 19		Pts: Tolomia 31
Rebs: Belo 14
Asts: Tolomia 4
Phoenix wins series in two games
Strike Gym, Bacoor, Cavite

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