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2011 UST Growling Tigers basketball team


2011 UST Growling Tigers men's basketball
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8–7 (8–6 elims)
Pido Jarencio (6th season)
Estong BallesterosSenen Dueñas
Jeric Fortuna (4th season)

The 2011 UST Growling Tigers men's basketball team represented University of Santo Tomas in the 74th season of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines. The men's basketball tournament for the school year 2011-12 began on July 10, 2011 and the host school for the season was Ateneo de Manila University.

The Tigers, who had celebrated their quadricentennial year, finished fourth at the end of the double round-robin eliminations. They won eight games against six losses. They lost to the No. 1-ranked Ateneo Blue Eagles, who had a twice-to-beat advantage in the semifinals.

They had an average winning margin of 8.9 points and an average losing margin of 13.0 points.

They experienced blowout losses twice in the tournament, both during the second round. The first was against Ateneo by 25 points on August 20, and the other was against the NU Bulldogs by 24 points in the last playing date of the eliminations on September 11.

Team captain Jeric Fortuna was chosen Player of the Week by the UAAP Press Corps for the duration of July 14–17. Cameroonian rookie center Karim Abdul was also chosen Player of the Week for August 11–14, and third year guard Jeric Teng got the citation during the week of September 1–4, 2011.

Abdul who was third in the MVP tally with 60.3 statistical points was disqualified from the Mythical team due to a suspension from a game for two unsportsmanlike fouls that he committed in the eliminations. He had a double-double average of 12.1 points and a league-best 11.5 rebounds on top of the 1.5 blocks per game that he amassed in the season.

Pos.Starting 5Bench 1Bench 2
PeAbdul
CamusAfuang
FerrerLaoVigil
TengLoUngria
FortunaSheriffTan

The Tigers shored up on their front line with the arrival of Karim Abdul who immediately made an impact when he led the league in rebounds at the end of eliminations. In Season 73, the team ranked last in rebounds with an average of only 35.4 per game. They also lagged behind in defensive boards with 22.1 and blocks with 2.5 per game averages.

UST was also able to recruit blue chips from the high school ranks, with UST Tiger Cub Kevin Ferrer who was hailed the UAAP Season 73 Juniors MVP and José Rizal University's Louie Vigil, the Juniors MVP of the NCAA in Season 85 coming onboard.

Pos.No.Nat.PlayerHeightYearHigh schoolNotes
PG6Edcor Marata5' 10"2ndUniversity of the VisayasRelegated to Team B
SG9Clark Daniel Oliver Bautista5' 9"4thBenedictine International SchoolAcademic deficiencies
SF10Aljon Mariano6' 3"3rdSan Beda College–RizalOut due to fractured right ankle
PF11Andre Charles Marquez6' 3"4thLa Salle GreenhillsGraduated
C14Vincent Roberto Tinte6' 7"2ndUrdaneta City National High SchoolTransferred to Adamson University
SG17Fritz Harmon Delgado6' 0"2ndSan Sebastian College-RecoletosAcademic deficiencies
SF18Eduardo Daquioag, Jr.6' 1"2ndRTU Laboratory High SchoolOut due to rheumatic fever
C20Kenneth Mamaril6' 5"2ndSan Sebastian College-RecoletosRelegated to Team B
PG21Jackson Wong5' 10"3rdPhilippine Academy of Sakya-ManilaTransferred to Trinity University of Asia
Pos.No.Nat.PlayerHeightYearHigh schoolNotes
SF4Ron Kristoffer Javier6' 1"1stUniversity of Santo TomasRookie
PG6Sheak Jamil Sheriff, Jr.5' 9"1stLoyola Catholic Secondary SchoolRookie
SG9Jaypee Sarcia1stUniversity of Santo TomasRookie
SG10Aljohn Gil Ungria6' 1"2ndColegio de San LorenzoReturning from Season 72
PG11Robin Allan Tan5' 7"1stXavier SchoolRookie
SF14Kevin Ferrer6' 4"1stUniversity of Santo TomasRookie
SF18Louie Philippe Vigil6' 3"1stJosé Rizal UniversityRookie
SF19Kent Jefferson Lao6' 4"1stSaint Stephen's High SchoolRookie
C20Karim Abdul6' 6"1stSta. Clara International AcademyRookie

The Filoil Flying V Preseason Premier Cup games were aired on Studio 23.

Elimination games were played in a double round-robin format and all of UST's games were aired on Studio 23 and Balls.

Postseason game log
2011 Philippine Collegiate Championship: 0–1

Game

Date • Time Opponent Result Record High points High rebounds High assists Location

1

Nov 21

De La Salle Green Archers Luzon-NCR Main draw bracket

L 67–72

0–1

Ferrer (23)

Abdul (7)

Sheriff (5)

Filoil Flying V ArenaSan Juan | 1 | Nov 21 | De La Salle Green Archers Luzon-NCR Main draw bracket | L 67–72 | 0–1 | Ferrer (23) | Abdul (7) | Sheriff (5) | Filoil Flying V ArenaSan Juan | | 1 | Nov 21 | De La Salle Green Archers Luzon-NCR Main draw bracket | L 67–72 | 0–1 | Ferrer (23) | Abdul (7) | Sheriff (5) | Filoil Flying V ArenaSan Juan | | | (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses. All times are in UTC+08:00. | | | | | | | | | |

Legend
GPGames playedGSGames startedMPGMinutes per game
FGMField-goal madeFGAField-goal attemptsFG%Field-goal percentage
3PM3-point field-goal made3PA3-point field-goal attempts3P%3-point field-goal percentage
FTMFree-throw madeFTAFree-throw attemptsFT%Free-throw percentage
RPGRebounds per gameAPGAssists per gameSPGSteals per game
BPGBlocks per gameTOVTurnovers per gamePPGPoints per game
NameAwardDateRef.
Team2011 Millennium Basketball League champions19 May 2011
Jeric Fortuna2011 Millennium Basketball League MVP
Player of the Week14–17 Jul 2011
Karim AbdulPlayer of the Week11–14 Aug 2011
Jeric TengPlayer of the Week1–4 Sep 2011
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