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Combo-Forwards are also known as  Cornerman or Stretch Four, for the layman term they are just Small-Forwards who can play the Power-Forward position and vice versa. They are players who's undersize to be a Power Forward but too big for the Small Forward . It can also be, a Small-Forward who has the skills of a Power-Forward and vice versa. In the NBA the famous cornerman or Stretch Four are Rashard Lewis, Paul Pierce, Derrick Williams, Lamar Odom, Kevin Durant, LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony


In the 80's there were rare case of Combo-Forwards because most of the playing forwards are switchable to center position not until in the mid 80's when in the likes of Chito Loyzaga came to the league. Then there's Alvin Patrimonio who has good height and set of talents for the forward position and been a dominant force in the 90's. After years Combo-Forwards in the PBA became common because of new breed of tall guys that has speed and size.



Special Mention who are not in the list:

1. Joe DeVance
2. Nelbert Omolon
3. Nino Canaleta
4. Cliff Hodge
5. John Ferriols
6. Jared Dillenger
7. Mark Isip

#10 Vic Pablo

Pablo is one of the players in the 90's to watch because he can make a show out of his high leaping ability and can Dunk with no respect.
As a SF, he can shoot in the arc and as PF he can post and dunks his guards. Pablo probably a silent killer in the 90's, who can make high stats that no one even notice.

Height: 6'4

Career information
PBA draft 1993 Round: 1 / Pick: 2nd overall
Selected by the Ginebra San Miguel

Career history

• 1993-1994 Pepsi Mega Bottlers
• 1995 San Miguel Beermen
• 1995-1999 Formula Shell Zoom Masters
• 2000-2007 Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters
• 2007-2008 Barangay Ginebra Kings

Career highlights and awards

• 1998 PBA Mythical Second Team
• 2002 PBA Mythical First Team

#9 Noli Locsin

Locsin probably the Bulkiest and heavyweight player to play in combo-forward position.
During his years, he's too small for the position but because of his bulk size he able to compensate with the height.
Locsin actually can leap and dunk despite with his weight, in his age he can still dunk like what he did in 2013 all star game.

Height : 6'2

Career information
PBA draft 1994 / Pick: 1st overall
Selected by the Tondeña 65 Rhum Masters

Career history

• Barangay Ginebra Kings (1994-1999)
• Pop Cola Panthers (1999-2000)
• Tanduay Rhum Masters (2001)
• Red Bull Thunder (2002)
• Talk 'N Text Phone Pals (2003)
• Sta. Lucia Realtors (2004-2005)

Career highlights and awards

• PBA All-Star (1994-96, 1999)
• 1996 PBA Mythical Second Team
• 1997 PBA Mythical Second Team

#8 Nic Belasco

Belasco started as a center in his draft because of his height then later shifted to forward. As a forward his specialty is his defense, because of his good upper body and good high leaping ability. Belasco occasionally shifting to SF when there's enough big men on the floor, he has good perimeter shots so shifting to SF is not a problem for him.


Height : 6'6

Carrer History 
PBA draft 1997 / Pick: 2nd overall
Selected by the Sunkist Orange Juicers

Career history

• 1997–1999 Sunkist Orange Juicers/Pop Cola Panthers
• 1999–2006 San Miguel Beermen
• 2006–2007 Alaska Aces
• 2007–2008 Welcoat Dragons
• 2008–2009 Coca-Cola Tigers
• 2009–2010 Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters
• 2010 Sta. Lucia Realtors
• 2012 Westports Malaysia Dragons
• 2012 Powerade Tigers
• 2012—present Alaska Aces

Career highlights and awards

• PBA Mythical First Team (2005)
• 2x PBA Mythical Second Team (2001–2002)
• PBA PBA All-Defensive Team (2006)

#7 Rudy Hatfield

Hatfield is a promising SF in defense and offense, because of his bulk size he can out match his defender on the post. As a PF, he can still defend any guy bigger than him because of his muscles that no one can penetrates.

Height : 6'3

Career History
PBA draft 1999 / Direct Hire
Selected by the Tanduay Rhum Masters

Career history

• 1999–2001 Tanduay Rhum Masters
• 2001 Pop Cola Panthers
• 2002–2005 Coca-Cola Tigers
• 2006–2007, 2010–2011, 2012–2013 Barangay Ginebra Kings/Barangay Ginebra San Miguel

Career highlights and awards

• 1-time PBA Mythical First Team (2003)
• 2-time PBA Mythical Second Team (2000-01)
• 2-time PBA All-Defensive Team (2002-03)
• 2002 PBA All-Filipino Cup Finals MVP
• 2003 PBA Reinforced Best Player of the Conference
• 2003 PBA Defensive Player of the Year
• 2003 PBA All-Star

#6 Ranidel de Ocampo

RDO is a big man that has a good hand in permeter, as PF he can trick his defender wether to drive or shoot in the long range. As a SF, RDO is has the speed enough to match up the smaller and quicker opposing SF.

Height : 6'6

Career History
PBA draft 2004 Round: 1st / Pick: 4th overall
Selected by the FedEx Express

Career history

• 2004–2008 Air21 Express
• 2008–present Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters

Career highlights and awards

• PBA All-Rookie Team (2005)
• 5x PBA All-Star (2007-2011, 2013)
• PBA Philippine Cup Finals MVP (2013)
• 3x PBA Mythical First Team (2012–2014)
• PBA Governors' Cup Best Player Of The Conference (2014)

#5 Chito Loyzaga

During in the 80's ,  his size was a big advantage for the position. As a SF he out matched anyone he undersizes but in PF he also a big guy a pain to stop.
Chito prime weapon is his defense, he can defend all position because of his quickness and size. He's one of the only guy that can Alvin Patrimonio in the paint because they both has the same body and IQ.

Height : 6'2

Career history

• 1981 YCO-Tanduay
• 1983 Toyota
• 1984–1985 Great Taste
• 1986–1993 Ginebra San Miguel

Career highlights and awards

• 7× PBA All Defensive Team (1985–1987, 1989–1992)
• PBA Mythical Second Team (1986)
• Humanitarian/Citizenship Award (1993)

#4 Kelly Williams

In his rookie years he became an unstopable force in the PBA that no Forward can able to outstand him. He has a high leaping ability and with good upper body stength.
Like other combo-forward, he can post in the paint and also can shoot in the range . If it's not only of his illnes that limits his capability, he could been a force nature in the PBA

Height: 6'7

Career history

• 2006–2010 Sta. Lucia Realtors
• 2010–present Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters

Career highlights and awards

• PBA Rookie of the Year (2007)
• PBA All-Rookie Team (2007)
• 2x PBA Mythical First Team (2007, 2008, 2011)
• PBA Most Valuable Player (2008)
• PBA All-Defensive Team (2008)
• PBA Philippine Cup Best Player of the Conference (2008)
• PBA Slam Dunk Contest champion (2008), (2011)
• 3x PBA Mythical Second Team (2009, 2010, 2012)
• PBA Comeback Player of the Year (2010)
• 5x PBA All-Star (2007-11)

#3 Nelson Asaytono

A talented Combo-Forward with extra exceptional in offense, when he's in red hot, he can drive you or shoot you in the face that's way he got the name 'The Bull' for being unstoppable. He got everything but not the MVP and now getting snubbed in the 40 Greatest Players selection.
Height: 6'3
Career information PBA draft 1989 Round: 1 / Pick: 2nd overall Selected by the Purefoods Hotdogs Pro career 1989–2006 Career history

• 1989–1991 Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs
• 1992–1996 Swift/Sunkist
• 1996–1999 San Miguel Beermen
• 2000–2001 Pop Cola Panthers
• 2002–2006 Red Bull Barako

Career highlights and awards

• 3× PBA Mythical First Team (1992, 1993, 1997)
• 4× PBA Mythical Second Team (1994–1996, 1998)
• 2× PBA Best Player of the Conference (1997 All-Filipino Cup, 1998 All Filipino Cup)
• 10× PBA All-Star (1989–1993, 1995–1999)

#2 Arwind Santos

Arwind probably the most under appreciated player in the PBA, despite the massive achievements he does not get a better recognation to the masses.
Santos is one of a kind of forward who's good in offense and defense. As SF he can shoot a good perimeters shots and when in PF he can post ups and defend big men


Height : 6'4

Career information
PBA draft 2006 Round: 1 / Pick: 2nd overall
Selected by the Air21 Express

Career history

• 2006–2009 Air21 Express
• 2009–present San Miguel Beermen

Career highlights and awards

• PBA All-Rookie Team (2007)
• 6x PBA Mythical First Team (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13)
• PBA Mythical Second Team (2006-07)
• 7x PBA All-Defensive Team (2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13)
• 2x PBA Defensive Player of the Year (2007-2008, 2010-2011)
• 2x PBA Best Player of the Conference (2011 Governors Cup, 2013 Governors Cup)
• PBA 2x Finals MVP (2011 Governors Cup, 2014-2015 Philippine Cup)
• 6x PBA All-Star (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13)
• PBA Blitz Game MVP (2007)
• PBA All-Star Game MVP (2013)
• PBA Most Valuable Player (2013)

#1 Alvin Patrimonio

The rankings are based from their Achievements, impact in the team and their tenure.


***EDITORS NOTE
 Apparently, as of this date (July 2015) JunMar Fajardo have win  the back to back MVP, This could make him part of the TOP 10. Allan Caidic removed from the TOP 10 as for JunMar Fajardo inserted to the list.

#9 Alvin Teng

Career history
1986-1994 Magnolia Cheese Makers/San Miguel Beermen

Career highlights and awards

• PBA Mythical Second Team in 1989, 1991, 1992, and 1993
• PBA Most Improved Playerin 1988
• PBA Defensive Player of the Year in 1993
• PBA All-Defensive Team in 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, and 1994
• 5-time PBA All-Star
• 1992 PBA All-Star Game MVP

Few people know him as a role player during the SMB grandslam era because the team was filled with great players. Teng is known for his massive defender and that no one can pass like a cop, the reason he got the monicker RoboCop. He's one of the integral for the SMB's winning parade because of his defending mind set and Ball IQ for a big man probably he's known to be the greatest defender of SMB ever had.

#7 Samboy Lim 

Career history
1988–1997 San Miguel Beermen

Career highlights and awards

• PBA All-Star (1990, 1996)
• Sportsmanship Award (1993)
• PBA Mr. Quality Minutes (1992)
• PBA Mythical Second Team (1990)
• PBA Mythical Second Team (1993)
• PBA All-Star Game MVP (he scored 42 points) (1990)
• PBA Hall of Fame Class of 2009

In his Rookie years, he usually came off the bench as the sixth man of the already star-studded San Miguel squad, he was able to pull off an outstanding rookie performance and battled neck-to-neck against Lastimosa for the Rookie of the Year Award which was eventually won by latter.


In 1993, he was awarded with the first ever sportsmanship award for his exemplary behavior on the court. Lim is also a member of the Mythical Second Team Selection twice (1990 and 1993). His remarkable play was a joy to watch and he was a constant fan favorite because of his aerial maneuvers. However, also because of those seemingly inhuman skills, Lim suffered numerous serious injuries that limited his PBA career to just nine seasons. Despite the fact that he never won an MVP award, Lim was considered by fans as the "Real MVP."

#6 Ato Agustin

Career history
1989–1996 San Miguel Beermen

Career highlights and awards
PBA Most Valuable Player (1992)
3x PBA Mythical First Team (1992–1994)
PBA Mythical Second Team (1991)
PBA Most Improved Player (1991)


Agustin was the Most Valuable Player awardee of the PBA in 1992, one of the few SMB who won the MVP. Ato is known for his clutch shots in crucial time and when firing hot he explode like a bomb, the reason he got the monicker "Atom Bomb" Agustin. He's one of the member of SMB's Grandlslam dynasty and had lead the team in offense. Agustin is a pure shooting guard who is more on offense, he's footwork and hands shooting is a gift for every SG .























In the 2009–10 season, his first year with the San Miguel franchise, he shared stellar minutes with the likes of Jay Washington, Dondon Hontiveros, Danny Seigle and Alex Cabagnot. Because of this his averages dipped a bit but again he made it to the Mythical First Team (3rd-straight) and All-Defensive Team (4th time in 4 years).

In the 2011 PBA Governors Cup, he was awarded with the Best Player of the Conference. He also led his team to an improbable championship in the Governor's Cup conference over the highly favored Talk 'N Text team who were aiming to complete a rare grand slam. In so doing, he was named the Phoenix Fuels-PBA Press Corps Finals MVP and wins the Mythical First Team and All-Defensive Team for the 4th and 5th year in a row, respectively. Due to his strong showing, he was a prime candidate for the MVP award alongside Barangay Ginebra's Mark Caguioa and Talk 'N Text's Jimmy Alapag.

In the 2011–12 PBA Season, Santos led Petron Blaze Boosters to a pair of semifinal showings in the PBA Philippine Cup and PBA Governors Cup in a rather disappointing season for him and the team that led to speculations that coach Agustin is now on the way out. Nonetheless he still won the Mythical First Team citation, his 5th in his 6 years in the league, and his 6th consecutive membership in the All-Defensive Team. He was again a strong candidate for the coveted MVP award by placing second in the statistical points behind Gary David of Powerade Tigers.

In the 2012-13 PBA season, Santos led the Petron Blaze Boosters to a runner-up finish in the season-ending Governors Cup against the San Mig Coffee Mixers, he also made it to the Mythical First Team for the sixth straight year and the All-Defensive Team for the seventh straight year.

#3 Danny Seigle

Career history
1999–2011 San Miguel Beermen

Career highlights and awards

• 9x PBA All-Star (1999-2001, 2004-2008, 2011)
• 1999 PBA Rookie of the Year
• 1999 PBA Finals Most Valuable Player (Commissioner's Cup)
• 1999 PBA Mythical First Team
• 1999 PBA Governor's Cup Best Player of the Conference
• 1999 PBA Finals Most Valuable Player (Governor's Cup)
• 2000 PBA Finals Most Valuable Player (Commissioner's Cup)
• 2000 PBA Finals Most Valuable Player (Governor's Cup)
• 2000 PBA Mythical First Team
• 2001 PBA Finals Most Valuable Player (All-Filipino Cup)
• 2001 PBA Mythical First Team
• 2005-06 PBA Comeback Player of the Year
• 2005-06 PBA Mythical Second Team
• 2006 PBA Philippine Cup Best Player of the Conference
• 2006 Brunei Sultan Cup Most Valuable Player
• 2007 FIBA Asia Club Championship Mythical Five Selection

In 1999, San Miguel acquired Seigle as its direct hire Filipino-foreign cager, after the league instituted a rule for every team to have one Filipino-foreign cager acquired without going through the process of joining the rookie draft.

Seigle won the Rookie of the Year honors[2] but failed to win the coveted Most Valuable Player award, he should have been another Benjie Paras who's the only one received both MVP and Rookie awards on the same year in 1989.

In 2000, Seigle continued to spark big numbers for San Miguel and led the team in regaining the Commissioner's and Governor's Cup titles. He was one of the front runner to win the MVP award, but lost to his teammate Danny Ildefonso. While the Beermen only won the 2001 All-Filipino Conference, they appeared in all three championship series during the year. Once again, he lost to Ildefonso in the MVP race.

#2 Ramon Fernandez 

Career history

1984–1985 Beer Hausen/Manila Beer
1988–1994 San Miguel Beermen

Career highlights and awards

• 6x PBA All-Star (1989–1994)
• 4x PBA Most Valuable Player (1982, 1984, 1986, 1988)
• 13x PBA Mythical First Team (1976–1982, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1991,1992)
• 3x PBA Mythical Second Team (1985, 1987, 1990)
• 19x PBA champion
• PBA's 25 Greatest Players
• PBA Hall of Fame Class of 2005

Fernandez was a member of San Miguel's historic grandslam in 1989 while making amends with rival Jaworski during the 1989 All-Star Game.


He was the first four-time MVP of the league, winning it in even numbered years during the 1980s—1982, 1984, 1986, and 1988. Considered as the best center to have come out of the PBA, he can however play all five positions on the court with uncanny ability. His trademark one-handed running jumper dubbed the "elegant shot" was his most potent offensive weapon. In 1984, he came awfully close to averaging in triple-double the whole season, being only five assists shy from achieving the feat. He ended his PBA career as the all-time leader in most points scored with 18,996, number two behind Jaworski in assists with 5,220, number one in defensive rebounds with 6,435, number two in offensive rebounds behind Guidaben with 2,217, number one in overall rebounds with 8,652, number one in minutes played with 36624:30, number 2 in games played behind Guidaben, number one in blocks with 1,853, and, only since February 5, 2007, number two behind Johnny Abarrientos in steals with 1,302 (He retired number one in steals in 1994). He ended with career averages of 17.7 points per game, 8.1 rebounds per game, 4.9 assists per game, 1.2 steals per game, and 1.7 blocks per game in 1,074 games.

#1 Danny Ildefonso

Career history
1998–2013 San Miguel Beermen / Petron Blaze Boosters

Career highlights and awards

• 8x PBA All-Star (1999–2001, 2003–2005, 2007, 2009)
• PBA Rookie of the Year (1998)
• 2x PBA Mythical First Team (2000–2001)
• 3x PBA Mythical Second Team (1998–1999, 2007)
• PBA Governor's Cup Finals Most Valuable Player (1999)
• 2x PBA Most Valuable Player (2000–2001)
• 2x PBA Commissioner's Cup Best Player of the Conference (2000–2001)
• 2x PBA Governor's Cup Best Player of the Conference (2000–2001)
• PBA Commissioner's Cup Finals Most Valuable Player (2000)
• PBA All-Filipino Cup Best Player of the Conference (2001)
• PBA All-Star Most Valuable Player (2001)
• PBA Fiesta Conference Finals Most Valuable Player (2005)
• PBA Comeback Player of the Year (2011)

Ildefonso was a the first draft pick overall by Formula Shell in the 1998 PBA draft, but was traded to San Miguel for the Beermen's second overall pick, Noy Castillo, and cash. In his rookie season, Ildefonso became one of the key players for the Beermen alongside Nelson Asaytono, leading the Beermen to two runner-up finish in the All-Filipino and Commissioner's Cup, losing to Alaska on both occasions. At season's end, he won the Rookie of the Year honors .

The next season, with the departure of Asaytono and the arrival of Filipino-American rookie Danny Seigle and the performances of imports Terquin Mott and Lamont Strothers, San Miguel won two titles in the 1999 Commissioner's Cup and Governor's Cup, ending a five-year title drought.

In 2000, Ildefonso and Seigle would again lead San Miguel to two titles, retaining the Commissioner's and Governor's Cup championships. Ildefonso won the two of the five straight Best Player of the Conference honors and defeated Seigle to win the Most Valuable Player Awards.

In 2001, San Miguel defeated sister team Barangay Ginebra Kings, 4-2 to win the All-Filipino Cup. Despite two losses to Red Bull and Sta. Lucia in the Commissioner's Cup and Governor's Cup finals series, Ildefonso went on to sweep the Best Player of the Conference honors and won his second Most Valuable Player Award, joining Bogs Adornado and Alvin Patrimonio as the only players to win the said award on back-to-back seasons. He also won the All-Star Game MVP honors for the victorious Veterans team. With this feature, Danny Ildefonso became one of the rare players to have won all three major MVP awards in the league: regular season, all-star game, and finals MVP.

During the 2005 Fiesta Conference, the Beermen made it to the semifinals against Red Bull. Ildefonso played one of his best games of the tournament, and hit numerous clutch shots in the tournament, including a series-clinching game-winning fade away over the outstretched arms of Red Bull import Earl Barron to lead San Miguel to the finals against the Talk 'N Text Phone Pals.

In the championship series, Ildefonso again played another impressive performance for San Miguel, leading them to their first title since 2001 and defeating the Phone Pals, 4-1. During the series, Ildefonso made a game-winning layup in game 2 against Asi Taulava and in Game 5, a running jumper that put San Miguel in the lead for good to clinch the series. Ildefonso was named Finals MVP.

Here is you unofficial BEST PLAYER of the Conference for the Philippine Cup 2014

#10 Jayson Castro

Conference Totals and Averages
				3-Points			Field Goals			Freethrows				Rebounds
		Mins		M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	Pts	Tot	Off	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO	PF
Totals	GP: 17	507	EFF	28	82		89	205		50	73		256	61	11	76	22	1	41	28
Ave		29.82	31.3366			0.341			0.434			0.685	15.06	3.59	0.65	4.47	1.29	0.06	2.41	1.65

#9 Asi Taualva

Conference Totals and Averages
				3-Points			Field Goals			Freethrows				Rebounds
		Mins		M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	Pts	Tot	Off	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO	PF
Totals	GP: 12	388	EFF	0	1		65	123		64	99		194	134	43	29	2	3	40	28
Ave		32.33	38.4028			0.000			0.528			0.646	16.17	11.17	3.58	2.42	0.17	0.25	3.33	2.33

#8 Stanley Pringle

Conference Totals and Averages
				3-Points			Field Goals			Freethrows				Rebounds
		Mins		M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	Pts	Tot	Off	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO	PF
Totals	GP: 12	378	EFF	15	40		70	155		25	35		180	79	22	59	23	1	30	18
Ave		31.50	35.5652			0.375			0.452			0.714	15.00	6.58	1.83	4.92	1.92	0.08	2.50	1.50

#7 Japeth Aguilar

Conference Totals and Averages
				3-Points			Field Goals			Freethrows				Rebounds
		Mins		M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	Pts	Tot	Off	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO	PF
Totals	GP: 13	404	EFF	0	2		71	129		47	67		189	127	42	11	5	25	30	24
Ave		31.08	37.0730			0.000			0.550			0.701	14.54	9.77	3.23	0.85	0.38	1.92	2.31	1.85

#6 Alex Cabagnot

Conference Totals and Averages
				3-Points			Field Goals			Freethrows				Rebounds
		Mins		M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	Pts	Tot	Off	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO	PF
Totals	GP: 14	459	EFF	32	80		75	190		30	40		212	94	11	63	12	2	27	31
Ave		32.79	34.2673			0.400			0.395			0.750	15.14	6.71	0.79	4.50	0.86	0.14	1.93	2.21

#5 Cliff Hodge

Conference Totals and Averages
				3-Points			Field Goals			Freethrows				Rebounds
		Mins		M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	Pts	Tot	Off	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO	PF
Totals	GP: 13	441	EFF	7	24		67	142		23	54		164	125	46	29	14	16	16	31
Ave		33.92	34.3566			0.292			0.472			0.426	12.62	9.62	3.54	2.23	1.08	1.23	1.23	2.38

#4 Greg Slaughter

Conference Totals and Averages
				3-Points			Field Goals			Freethrows				Rebounds
		Mins		M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	Pts	Tot	Off	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO	PF
Totals	GP: 13	342	EFF	0	0		58	124		75	109		191	157	48	13	4	11	20	15
Ave		26.31	38.8009			0.000			0.468			0.688	14.69	12.08	3.69	1.00	0.31	0.85	1.54	1.15

#3 Arwind Santos

Conference Totals and Averages
				3-Points			Field Goals			Freethrows				Rebounds
		Mins		M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	Pts	Tot	Off	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO	PF
Totals	GP: 15	537	EFF	29	76		87	191		31	44		234	117	31	28	11	19	30	43
Ave		35.80	34.7200			0.382			0.455			0.705	15.60	7.80	2.07	1.87	0.73	1.27	2.00	2.87

#2 Calvin Abueva

Conference Totals and Averages
				3-Points			Field Goals			Freethrows				Rebounds
		Mins		M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	Pts	Tot	Off	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO	PF
Totals	GP: 18	489	EFF	1	12		102	219		80	130		285	212	67	55	21	11	69	66
Ave		27.17	38.7496			0.083			0.466			0.615	15.83	11.78	3.72	3.06	1.17	0.61	3.83	3.67

#1 Junmar Fajardo

Conference Totals and Averages
				3-Points			Field Goals			Freethrows				Rebounds
		Mins		M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	M	A	PCT	Pts	Tot	Off	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO	PF
Totals	GP: 15	537	EFF	1	3		108	190		71	104		288	187	69	29	5	31	47	27
Ave		35.80	44.9879			0.333			0.568			0.683	19.20	12.47	4.60	1.93	0.33	2.07	3.13	1.80