San Miguel Beermen draft history

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The San Miguel Beermen participated in the first ever PBA draft in 1985, selecting Teddy Alfarero as the first be drafted by them at 3rd overall. They then didn't draft for three years. They returned in 1989 by selecting Bobby Jose and Ato Agustin.

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In 2012, they drafted June Mar Fajardo with the #1 overall pick. [1] He would go on to win multiple MVPs and championships with the Beermen. [2] In 2017, they made a controversial trade for the #1 pick with the Columbian Dyip. [3] With the pick, they selected Christian Standhardinger. [4]

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Basketball positions
PG Point guard
SG Shooting guard
SF Small forward
PF Power forward
C Center
DraftRoundPickPlayerPlace of birth PositionSchoolRef
1985 13 Teddy Alfarero Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F/C La Salle
1986 Left the league
1987 Waived rights to draft pool
1988 No draft picks
1989 16 Bobby Jose Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F UST [5]
211 Ato Agustin Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G Lyceum
1990 18 Edgardo Postanes Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines Far Eastern
216 Romeo Lopez Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines Arellano
322 Josel Angeles Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines Lyceum
1991 14 Arthur dela Cruz Sr. Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F San Sebastian College [6]
1992 15 Bong Ravena Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G East
213 Julian Rabbi Tomacruz Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines UST
1993 215 Rodolfo Abad Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines Southwestern
320 Nicasio Serafica Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines Southwestern
1994 215 Mike Otto Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines Far Eastern
1995 15 Bryant Punsalan Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines Far Eastern
213 Matthew Makalintal Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines St. Benilde
320 Silver Villafuerte Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
1996 15 Marcelino Morelos Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines UE [7]
6 Gilbert Castillo Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F Letran
213 Roel Bravo Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines Manila
1997 211 Ronilo Padilla Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines UC [8]
1998 12 Noy Castillo Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States F/C Citadel
5 William Antonio Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States G/F Chaminade
213 Oscar Simon Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines UM
1999 Direct Hire Danny Seigle Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States F Wagner
321 Rommel Daep Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines San Sebastian
22 Victor Pambuan Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines Ohlone
2000 Direct Hire Dorian Peña Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States F/C Coppin State
17 Ronaldo Carmona Jr. Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines UPHSD
324 Jojo Castillo Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
431 Noel David Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
2001 110 Joey Mente Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G Lyceum [9]
219 Jomar Tierra Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G Lyceum
330 Jeremy Anciete Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines North Park
438 Calijohn Orfrecio Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines DLSU
545 Allen Patrimonio Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F DLSU
546 Isagani Malindog Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines NU
2002 218 Alvin Castro Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F DLSU [10]
2003 18 Marlon Legazpi Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines C MLQU [11]
218 Arnold Calo Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F MLQU
2004 No draft picks
2005 18 Paolo Hubalde Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G UE [12]
2006 14 LA Tenorio Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G Ateneo [13]
5 Gabby Espinas Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F PCU
2007 12 Samigue Eman Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines C U of Mindanao [14]
9 Jonas Villanueva Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G FEU
2008 18 Bonbon Custodio Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G UE
2009 19 James Sena Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F/C JRU
2010 No draft picks
2011 13 Allein Maliksi Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G/F UST [15]
323 Filemon Fernandez Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States PG/SG Orange Coast
424 Gerald Lapus Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines SF/PF Arellano
2012 11 June Mar Fajardo Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines C UC [1]
3 Alex Mallari Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States G/F Lewis-Clark
325 Mark Sarangay Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F/C Mapua [16]
2013 325 Sam Marata Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines SG UP [17]
434 Nate Matute Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States SG JRU
2014 222 Gab Banal Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines SF Mapua [18]
2015 332 Michael Mabulac Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines PF JRU [19]
441 Andretti Stevens Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines PG/SG Mapua
2016 Special draft Arnold Van Opstal Flag of Germany.svg  Germany C DLSU [20] [21]
26 Rashawn McCarthy Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States PG/SG SUNY–Old Westbury
314 Jovit Dela Cruz Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines PG SSC-R
2017 11 Christian Standhardinger Flag of Germany.svg  Germany F/C Hawaii [4]
217 Louie Vigil Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G/F UST
334 Jerome Ortega Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G AMA
441 Joseph Nalos Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G/F Adamson
2018 331 Ryan Monteclaro Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G Adamson [22]
2019 335 Travis Thompson Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States G Alaska Anchorage [23]
442 Daniel de Guzman Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F NEUST
545 Von Tambeling Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G/F Letran
2020 332 Allen Enriquez Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F Arellano [24]
442 Mohammad Salim Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F National U
551 Gregory Flor Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G PMMA
658 Jeffrey Manday Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G Sta. Ana de Victorias
760 Luis Abaca Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G St. Benilde
2021 333 Jerwyn Guinto Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia F Lyceum [25]
441 Lyndon Colina Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G USPF
549 John Gonzaga Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G San Sebastian
652 CJ Cadua Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States G EAC
2022 335 Troy Mallillin Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F Ateneo [26]
446 Jayson Apolonio Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F Letran
557 Ichie Altamirano Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G SSC-R
664 John Gob Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines F/C UP
769 Jayvee dela Cruz Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines G UC
873 Jamel Ramos Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States G Reed HS
976 Kyt Jimenez Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Saudi Arabia G Perpetual

Notes

1. ^ All players entering the draft are Filipinos until proven otherwise.

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