UNTV Cup Season 1

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2013 UNTV Cup Season 1
2013 UNTV Cup Season
Tournament details
Country Philippines
DatesJuly 29 – November 5, 2013
Teams7
Final positions
Champions Judiciary Cagers (1st title)
Runner-up PNP Hinirangs
Third place AFP Cavaliers
Fourth place PhilHealth Advocates
Tournament statistics
Matches played28
Season MVP Ollan Omiping (PNP)
Season 2  →

The UNTV Cup Season 1 was the 2013 season of the public service-based basketball league, the UNTV Cup based in the Philippines. It was opened on July 29, 2013 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum, Cubao, Quezon City. Its final games were held on November 5, 2013 at the same venue. [1]

Contents

UNTV Cup started its first season with a ceremonial toss on July 29, 2013 and it was expected to end in January 2014 but it ended early on November 5 of the same year. The project is aimed to promote unity, camaraderie and physical fitness among government officials in the country.

Teams

The following are the teams of public officials: [2]

Government agencyMonikerColoursHead Coach
Armed Forces of the Philippines AFP Cavaliers  Col. Alfredo Cayco
Congress of the Philippines / Local Government Units Congress-LGU Legislators  Gerry Esplana
Department of Justice DOJ Hunters  Isagani Obispo and Fernando Paulo
Supreme Court of the Philippines Judiciary Cagers  Dennis Balason
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority MMDA Equalizers  Manuel Aglibut
Philippine Health Insurance Corporation PhilHealth Advocates  Delio Aseron II
Philippine National Police PNP Hinirangs  Raffy Gonzales

Players

Celebrities

Actors who are included in the teams are:

Other guests

One public official who was invited to join is boxing legend and Sarangani congressman Manny Pacquiao [3] to play for Congress/LGU Legislators team.

Venues

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Ynares Sports Arena
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Smart Araneta Coliseum
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Pasig City Sports Center
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Philippine Navy Gym
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Treston Gym
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Venues in Metro Manila.

The opening day and the Game 2 of the Finals were held at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City. The rest of the elimination round games were held at Ynares Sports Arena, Pasig City Sports Center, the Philippine Navy Gym, and Treston International College Gym. The other playoff games were held at the Treston International College Gym in Taguig City.

ArenaLocationTournamentCapacity
ElimsPlayoffs
Pasig City Sports Center Pasig City Yes check.svg3,000
Philippine Navy Gym Taguig City Yes check.svg
Smart Araneta Coliseum Quezon City Yes check.svgYes check.svg14,429
Treston International College Gym Taguig City Yes check.svgYes check.svg
Ynares Sports Arena Pasig City Yes check.svg3,000

Elimination round

The elimination round began on July 29, 2013 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City. The schedule followed a single round robin format in which all teams faced each other once, for a total of 6 games per team. After the elimination round, the bottom team is eliminated. The top 2 teams get outright semifinals spots, while the remaining 4 teams battle it out on the quarterfinals, with #3 team facing #6, and #4 seed playing against #5.

PosTeamPldWLPFPAPDPCTGBQualification
1PNP Hinirangs660611432+1791.000—Twice-to-beat in the semifinals
2Judiciary Cagers642633494+139.667 [lower-alpha 1] 2
3AFP Cavaliers642603486+117.667 [lower-alpha 1] 2Twice-to-beat in the quarterfinals
4PhilHealth Advocates633545486+59.5003
5MMDA Equalizers624489573−84.333 [lower-alpha 2] 4Twice-to-win in the quarterfinals
6Congress-LGU Legislators624515561−46.333 [lower-alpha 2] 4
7DOJ Hunters606362726−364.0006Eliminated
Source: UNTV Cup
Notes:
  1. 1 2 Judiciary Cagers wins tie-breaker via head-to-head record over the AFP Cavaliers.
  2. 1 2 MMDA Equalizers wins tie-breaker via head-to-head record over the Congress-LGU Legislators.
DateGame No.Competing TeamsScoresBest Player(s)VenueLinks
July 29, 20131AFP def. DOJ117–71Jerick Galiza Smart Araneta Coliseum, Cubao, Quezon City Watch
August 4, 20132PhilHealth def. DOJ138–43N/A Ynares Sports Arena, Shaw Boulevard, Pasig Watch
August 4, 20133PNP def. MMDA117–66N/A Ynares Sports Arena, Shaw Boulevard, Pasig Watch
August 4, 20134Congress-LGU def. Judiciary99–96N/A Ynares Sports Arena, Shaw Boulevard, Pasig Watch
August 11, 20135 [4] PhilHealth def. Congress-LGU98–73Kenneth Emata Ynares Sports Arena, Shaw Boulevard, Pasig Watch
August 11, 20136 [4] Judiciary def. DOJ130–60Ariel Capus Ynares Sports Arena, Shaw Boulevard, Pasig Watch
August 11, 20137 [4] PNP def. AFP72–69PO2 Ollan Omiping Ynares Sports Arena, Shaw Boulevard, Pasig Watch
August 18, 20138 [5] [6] PNP def. PhilHealth100–73PO2 Ollan Omiping Pasig City Sports Center, Caruncho Avenue, Pasig Watch
August 18, 20139MMDA def. Congress-LGU97–78Peter John VillanuevaPasig City Sports Center, Caruncho Avenue, Pasig Watch
August 18, 201310Judiciary def. AFP100–97 (OT) Don Camaso Pasig City Sports Center, Caruncho Avenue, Pasig Watch
August 25, 201311MMDA def. DOJ108–72Gilbert Sosa Ynares Sports Arena, Shaw Boulevard, Pasig Watch
August 25, 201312 [7] Judiciary def. PhilHealth103–85Julius Caesar Rabino Ynares Sports Arena, Shaw Boulevard, Pasig Watch
August 25, 201313AFP def. Congress-LGU110–83Winston Sergio Ynares Sports Arena, Shaw Boulevard, Pasig Watch
September 1, 201314 [8] Congress-LGU def. DOJ98–65Gerry EsplanaPasig City Sports Center, Caruncho Avenue, Pasig Watch
September 1, 201315 [8] AFP def. MMDA114–86Ian Steve San Esteban
Wilfredo Casulla Jr.		Pasig City Sports Center, Caruncho Avenue, Pasig
September 1, 201316 [9] [8] PNP def. Judiciary92–89 (OT)PO2 Ollan Omiping Pasig City Sports Center, Caruncho Avenue, Pasig Watch
September 8, 201317Judiciary def. MMDA115–61 Don Camaso Philippine Navy Gym, Jurado Hall, Philippine Marine Corps, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City Watch
September 8, 201318PNP def. DOJ135–51Reynaldo Agoncillo II Philippine Navy Gym, Jurado Hall, Philippine Marine Corps, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City Watch
September 8, 201319AFP def. PhilHealth96–74Roger Araneta Philippine Navy Gym, Jurado Hall, Philippine Marine Corps, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City Watch
September 15, 201320 [10] PhilHealth def. MMDA77–71Alex NoriegaTreston International College Gym,
Fort Bonifacio (now located in Bonifacio Global City), Taguig City 		Watch
September 15, 201321PNP def. Congress-LGU95–84Ronaldo AbayaTreston International College Gym,
Fort Bonifacio (now located in Bonifacio Global City), Taguig City

Playoffs

There are six teams that qualified for the playoffs. The top two teams, (#1) PNP Hinirangs and (#2) Judiciary Cagers, already advance to the semifinals, holding also the twice-to-beat advantage. The remaining four teams will fight for the final two semifinal slots. (#3) AFP Cavaliers and (#4) PhilHealth Advocates will have a twice-to-beat advantage on the quarterfinals against (#6) Congress-LGU Legislators and (#5) MMDA Equalizers, respectively.

 
Quarter-finals
#3 and #4 seeds have
twice-to-beat advantage		Semi-finals
#1 and #2 seeds have
twice-to-beat advantage		UNTV Cup Finals
Best-of-three championship series
 
          
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1
PNP Hinirangs 		98
 
 
 
4
PhilHealth Advocates 		79
 
4
PhilHealth Advocates 		87
 
 
 
5
MMDA Equalizers 		65
 
2
Judiciary Cagers 		2
 
 
1
PNP Hinirangs 		0
 
 
 
 
 
2
Judiciary Cagers 		73
 
 
 
3
AFP Cavaliers 		69 Third place match
 
3
AFP Cavaliers 		92
 
 
 
6
Congress-LGU Legislators 		73
 
3
AFP Cavaliers 		96
 
 
4
PhilHealth Advocates 		84
 

Quarterfinals

The #4 team PhilHealth Advocates have a twice-to-beat advantage against #5 ranked MMDA Equalizers, while #6 seed Congress-LGU Legislators needs to win two games versus #3 squad AFP Cavaliers.

Both higher seeded teams won their respective series. PhilHealth thump MMDA in one game, 87–65, while AFP beat Congress-LGU, 92–73, to advance to the semifinals. The Advocates face top team PNP Hinirangs, and the Cavaliers sets a date with #2 seed Judiciary Cagers. [11]

(3) AFP Cavaliers vs. (6) Congress-LGU Legislators

Game 22
September 22, 2013
04:00 pm
AFP Cavaliers 92–73 Congress-LGU Legislators
Scoring by quarter:17–11, 24–20, 24–23, 27–19
Best Player: Wilfredo Casulla Jr.
AFP wins series in one game
Treston International College Gym, Fort Bonifacio (now located in Bonifacio Global City), Taguig City
Referees: Hector Villanueva, Noel Caña*, Jess Borras

(4) PhilHealth Advocates vs. (5) MMDA Equalizers

Game 23
September 22, 2013
06:00 pm
PhilHealth Advocates 87–65 MMDA Equalizers
Scoring by quarter:19–18, 20–11, 29–23, 19–13
Best Player: Richard Dominic Hernandez
PhilHealth wins series in one game
Treston International College Gym, Fort Bonifacio (now located in Bonifacio Global City), Taguig City
Referees: Allan Manzano, Andres Espiritu, Samuel Del Rosario

Semifinals

The PNP Hinirangs and Judiciary Cagers have a twice-to-beat advantage in the semifinals after being the top 2 teams at the end of the elimination round. Quarterfinals winners AFP Cavaliers and PhilHealth Advocates would need to win twice to enter the finals.

PNP and Judiciary finished the series early by beating NHA and AFP, respectively, in one game.

(1) PNP Hinirangs vs. (4) PhilHealth Advocates

Game 24
October 6, 2013
04:00 pm
PNP Hinirangs 98–79 PhilHealth Advocates
Scoring by quarter:24–19, 23–15, 23–22, 28–23
Best Player: SPO1 Julius Criste
PNP wins series in one game
Treston International College Gym, Fort Bonifacio (now located in Bonifacio Global City), Taguig City
Referees: Allan Manzano, Joenard Garcia, Willy Hibe

(2) Judiciary Cagers vs. (3) AFP Cavaliers

Game 25
October 6, 2013
Judiciary Cagers 73–69 AFP Cavaliers
Scoring by quarter:16–12, 13–19, 22–21, 22–17
Best Player: Jon Hall
Judiciary wins series in one game
Treston International College Gym, Fort Bonifacio (now located in Bonifacio Global City), Taguig City
Referees: Buddy Cortez, Francisco Olivar Jr, Benjie Montero

Battle for Third Place: (3) AFP Cavaliers vs. (4) PhilHealth Advocates

The battle for third place was between #3 seed AFP Cavaliers and #4 seed PhilHealth Advocates, after they lost their semifinals series on separate opponents with a twice-to-beat disadvantage. AFP won the game, 96–84, and gets ₱250,000 for their chosen beneficiary as third placer. Despite the loss, PhilHealth received ₱150,000 for charity as fourth placer.

Game 26
October 27, 2013
04:00 pm
AFP Cavaliers 96–84 PhilHealth Advocates
Scoring by quarter:22–11, 15–19, 30–23, 29–31
Best Player: Jeffrey Quiambao
AFP wins third place
Treston International College Gym, Fort Bonifacio (now located in Bonifacio Global City), Taguig City
Referees: Ramon Santiago Jr, Allan Manzano Jr, Samuel Del Rosario Jr

Exhibition Game: Professional Basketball Legends vs. Team All Stars

Before the much-awaited championship match between PNP Hinirangs and Judiciary Cagers, an exhibition game that served as the curtain raiser was held, with two squads composed of former professional basketball legends and Kuya Daniel Razon's team. [12] [1]

Professional Basketball Legends

The Professional Basketball Legends team is composed of former professional basketball players listed below. They wore blue jerseys.

Head Coach: Jerry Codiñera

Team All Stars

The Team All Stars is composed of celebrities and UNTV Cup players listed below. They wore white jerseys.

Head Coach: Kenneth Duremdes

Result

Exhibition Game
November 5, 2013
Professional Basketball Legends75–74Team All Stars
Scoring by quarter:19–15, 18–21, 18–17, 20–21
Best Player: Gerry Esplana
Professional Basketball Legends wins exhibition game

UNTV Cup Finals: (1) PNP Hinirangs vs. (2) Judiciary Cagers

The best-of-three finals series was held on October 27 and November 5, 2013, at the Treston International College Gym, Fort Bonifacio (now located in Bonifacio Global City), Taguig City and Smart Araneta Coliseum in Cubao, Quezon City, respectively. The championship is between the undefeated #1 team PNP Hinirangs and second seed Judiciary Cagers. Both teams won their separate semis matchups with the twice-to-beat advantage. Judiciary won the finals series against PNP, 2–0, to get the inaugural UNTV Cup title and donate ₱1 million to their chosen beneficiary. PNP received ₱500,000 for their charity as runner-up.

Game 27
October 27, 2013
06:00 pm
PNP Hinirangs 76–80 Judiciary Cagers
Scoring by quarter: 21–26, 13–22, 19–10, 23–22
Best Player: Jon Hall
Judiciary leads series, 1–0
Treston International College Gym, Fort Bonifacio (now located in Bonifacio Global City), Taguig City
Referees: Joenard Garcia, Hector Villanueva, Jeffrey Ablola Sr
Game 28
November 5, 2013
PNP Hinirangs 83–86 Judiciary Cagers
Scoring by quarter: 14–18, 20–20, 22–24, 27–24
Best Player: Don Camaso
Judiciary wins series, 2–0
Smart Araneta Coliseum, Cubao, Quezon City
Referees: Rey Yante, Anthony Roque, Arnulfo Bermeo

Winners and Beneficiaries

Every team represents their choice of charity institution. The champion will win one million pesos and first runner-up team will win five hundred thousand pesos to be given to the charity chosen by the winning teams. [13] Total winning prize is ₱1,500,000 in Philippine peso [14] courtesy of Kuya Daniel Razon, the CEO and chairman of Breakthrough and Milestones Production International (BMPI). [15] But winners received a total cash prize of ₱1,900,000 in all. [1]

PlaceTeamBeneficiariesCash Prize
Champion Judiciary Cagers Victims of calamities in Central Visayas and war in Southern Philippines [16] ₱1,000,000
Runner-up PNP Hinirangs Masonic Charity for Crippled Children₱500,000
3rd AFP Cavaliers AFP-Educational Benefit Assistance Office₱250,000
4th PhilHealth Advocates Cancer Warriors Foundation₱150,000
5th MMDA Equalizers
6th Congress-LGU Legislators
7th DOJ Hunters

Individual awards

Season awards

Players of the Week

The following players were named the Players of the Week.

WeekPlayer of the WeekTeamRef.
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Cumulative standings

Champion
Runner-up
Semifinalist
Quarterfinalist
Elimination Round
TeamGPWLPCTBest Finish
Judiciary Cagers 972.778Champion
PNP Hinirangs 972.778Runner-up
AFP Cavaliers 963.667Third Place
PhilHealth Advocates 945.444Fourth Place
MMDA Equalizers 725.286Quarterfinalist
Congress-LGU Legislators 725.286Quarterfinalist
DOJ Hunters 606.000Elimination Round

UNTV Cup Segments

Heart of a Champion

The Heart of a Champion segment features UNTV Cup players and their lives off the court as public servants.

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Top Plays

The following segment features the top plays of the week and elimination round.

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Player, Analyst and Fan Interviews

UNTV Cup players, analysts, and fans share their thoughts in interviews.

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