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NCAA Season 100
Siglo Uno: Inspiring Legacies
Host school	Lyceum of the Philippines University
Duration	December 1–7, 2024
Arena(s)	Araneta Coliseum
Finals MVP	Clint Escamis
Winning coach	Randy Alcantara (1st title)
Semifinalists	San Beda Red Lions; Lyceum Pirates;
TV network(s)	GMA; GTV; Heart of Asia;

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The NCAA Season 100 basketball tournaments are the basketball tournaments of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (Philippines) for its 2024–25 season. The tournament is being hosted by Lyceum of the Philippines University. Opening day of the men's tournament was held at the SM Mall of Asia Arena on September 7, 2024, while the rest of the elimination round games was held at the Filoil EcoOil Centre, then the final elimination gameday and semifinals held at the Cuneta Astrodome, then the finals at the Araneta Coliseum.

The Mapúa Cardinals won their first men's championship since NCAA Season 67 (1991), defeated the Benilde Blazers. Mapúa finished first at the end of the elimination round and defeated the Lyceum Pirates in the semifinals. Benilde finished second, and ousted the defending champions San Beda Red Lions in the other semifinal.

Tournament format

The NCAA is expected to follow the Final Four format used since 1997.

The NCAA mulled in moving the seniors' tournament to the second semester, and the juniors' tournament to the first semester. Reasons for the move include struggles in adjusting its calendar as a 10-team league, and for a more "unified" college basketball season; the move would have also allowed the juniors' tournament to revert to a double round robin elimination round format.^[1]

The plans did not push through, as the league opted to have the seniors' tournament in the first semester of the academic year. Unlike in the past two seasons, while men's gamedays are held five days a week, all gamedays was scheduled to be doubleheaders, except for the final playing day of the first round of eliminations, which shall be a single game involving last year's finals participants.^[2]

The NCAA appointed Ogie Bernarte as basketball commissioner for this season. However, both Bernarte and his mother fell ill as the first round of the eliminations was ending. He was replaced by Joel Ngo starting at the second round. While both Bernarte and his mother recovered, the NCAA decided to retain Ngo to avoid another transition, and instead made Bernarte a consultant.^[3]

The third place playoff, introduced last season, was originally included in the tournament. However, due to logistical issues, the NCAA decided to cancel it instead.^[4]

Teams

All ten schools are participating.

Men's teams
Team	College	Coach	Uniform manufacturer^[5]
Arellano Chiefs	Arellano University (AU)	Chico Manabat
Letran Knights	Colegio de San Juan de Letran (CSJL)	Allen Ricardo	Anta
Benilde Blazers	De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde (CSB)	Charles Tiu	Anta
EAC Generals	Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC)	Jerson Cabiltes	Power Hoops
JRU Heavy Bombers	José Rizal University (JRU)	Louie Gonzalez	Power Hoops
Lyceum Pirates	Lyceum of the Philippines University (LPU)	Gilbert Malabanan
Mapúa Cardinals	Mapúa University (MU)	Randy Alcantara
San Beda Red Lions	San Beda University (SBU)	Yuri Escueta	Anta
San Sebastian Stags	San Sebastian College – Recoletos (SSC–R)	Arvin Bonleon	Kalos Sportswear
Perpetual Altas	University of Perpetual Help System DALTA (UPHSD)	Olsen Racela	World Balance

Coaching changes

Team	Outgoing coach	Manner of departure	Date	Replaced by	Date
Perpetual Altas^[6]	Myk Saguiguit	Demoted to assistant coach	January 11, 2024	Olsen Racela	January 11, 2024
San Sebastian Stags^[7]	John Kallos	Fired	February 9, 2024	Arvin Bonleon	February 9, 2024
Letran Knights	Rensy Bajar	Fired	February 16, 2024^[8]	Allen Ricardo	May 30, 2024^[9]
Letran Squires	Allen Ricardo	Signed by Letran Knights	May 30, 2024	Willie Miller	May 30, 2024^[9]

Venues

SM MOA
Arena

Filoil EcoOil
Centre

Cuneta
Astrodome

Araneta Coliseum

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Venues in Metro Manila

For the men's tournament, the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay hosted opening day, while Filoil EcoOil Centre in San Juan hosted the remainder of the elimination round.^[2] The last two game days of the first round which were originally to be held at the Filoil EcoOil Centre were then made into a tripleheader held at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.^[10] The second gameday postponed by Tropical Storm Kristine (Trami), and the semifinals was held at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay. The finals was then held at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City.^[11]

Arena	Location	Capacity
Araneta Coliseum	Quezon City	14,429
Cuneta Astrodome	Pasay	12,000
Filoil EcoOil Centre	San Juan	6,000
SM Mall of Asia Arena	Pasay	15,000

Squads

Each team can have up to 15 players on their roster, with an additional up to three players in the injured reserve list.^[12]

The ban of foreign student-athletes first applied in Season 96 (2020) is still in effect, requiring all players to be Filipinos.^[13]

Men's rosters
Arellano	Letran	Benilde	EAC	JRU	Lyceum	Mapúa	San Beda	San Sebastian	Perpetual
Renzo Abiera	Jovel Baliling	Jesse Arciaga	Brianne Angeles	Shawn Argente	Genesis Aviles	Sherfrazkhan Abdulla	Yukien Andrada	Nikko Aguilar	John Abis
Andrei Acop	Vince Cuajao	Jhomel Ancheta	Jethro Bacud	Mart Barrera	Ato Barba	Noel Agemenyi	JC Bonzalida	Rafael Are	JP Boral
Anthony Borromeo	CJ Delfino	Joseph Cajucom	Jude Bagay	Lance Benitez	JM Bravo	Jeco Bancale	Richi Calimag	Khit Barroga	Ralph Cauguiran
Yuan Camay	Charles Dimaano	Gene Carillo	Joshua Devara	Renz Bernardo	Khen Caduyac	Yam Concepcion	RC Calimag	Franz Chuidian	Ruvic Danag
JL Capulong	Jimboy Estrada	Gab Cometa	Axel Doromal	Karl de Jesus	JD Culanay	Cyrus Cuenco	Joe Celzo	Clarence Cruz	Angelo Gelsano
Andrei de Leon	Edzel Galoy	Anton Eusebio	Dave Ednilag	Marj de Leon	Greg Cunanan	Clint Escamis	Ismael Culdora	Raymart Escobido	Mark Gojo Cruz
Joshua dela Cruz	Rafael Go	Irele Galas	King Gurtiza	Cyrus Ferrer	Ronald Colian Jr.	Aaron Fermin	Penny Estacio	Tristan Felebrico	Axlrose Javier
Joseph Espiritu	Paolo Javillonar	Zenric Jarque	Mac Chester Jacob	Darrel Garcia	Jonathan Daileg	Joaquin Garcia	Nygel Gonzales	Ralph Gabat	Axl Manuel
Xander Estacio	James Jumao-as	Allen Liwag	Gelo Loristo	Joshua Guiab	Omar Gordon	Chris Hubilla	Zane Jalbuena	Reggz Gabat	Bryan Manuel
Karl Flores	Kobe Monje	John Morales	Aldeo Lucero	Justin Lozano	Mclaude Guadaña	Andrei Igliane	Bismarck Lina	Jelo Lintol	Inigo Montemayor
Em Geromino	Jace Miller	Matthew Oli	JC Luciano	Jonathan Medina	Gyle Montaño	John Jabonete	James Payosing	James Maliwat	RIchard Movida
Joseph Hernal	Nathaniel Montecillo	Roger Onoda	Jherald Manacho	Sidney Mosqueda	Neil Moralejo	Lawrence Mangubat	Jomel Puno	Migs Pascual	Jearico Nunez
CJ Libang	Joseph Nunag	Justine Sanchez	Kyle Ochavo	Ivan Panapanaan	Lyon Pallingayan	Arjay Pantaleon	AJ Royo	Kyle Ramilo	Shawn Orgo
Drei Miller	James Pradella	Mark Sangco	Wilmar Oftana	Joseph Pangilinan	JD Panelo	JC Recto	Adrian Sollano	Christian Ricio	Christian Pagaran
T-Mc Ongotan	Kevin Santos	Edson Serrano	Harvey Pagsanjan	Patrick Ramos	Dave Paulo	Brix Reyno	Bryan Sajonia	Vince Suico	Emmanuel Pizarro
Bryan Rosalin	Mark Sarza	Ian Torres	Rico Postanes	Marvin Raymundo	Simon Peñafiel	Edward Ryan III	Menard Songcuya	Leo Velasco	Nathaniel Sevilla
Basti Valencia	Klein Tagotongan	Paul Turco	Nico Quinal	Ralph Samontanes	Michael Versoza		Joshua Tagala		Justin Thompson
Maverick Vinoya	Christian Vergara	Winston Ynot	Erlan Umpad	Vince Sarmiento	Renz Villegas		Emmanuel Tagle

Men's tournament

The men's tournament started on September 7, 2024, with the traditional host vs. defending champion opening game featuring the Lyceum Pirates and the San Beda Red Lions in the SM Mall of Asia Arena.^[14] It ended on December 7, 2024, with the Mapúa Cardinals defeating the Benilde Blazers.^[15]

Elimination round

The NCAA postponed October 23^[16] and 25 games^[17] due to inclement weather caused by Tropical Storm Kristine (Trami).

Team standings

Pos	Team	W	L	PCT	GB	Qualification
1	Mapúa Cardinals	15	3	.833	—	Twice-to-beat in the semifinals
2	Benilde Blazers	14	4	.778	1	Twice-to-beat in the semifinals
3	San Beda Red Lions	10	8	.556^[a]	5	Twice-to-win in the semifinals
4	Lyceum Pirates (H)	10	8	.556^[a]	5	Twice-to-win in the semifinals
5	EAC Generals	9	9	.500	6
6	Letran Knights	8	10	.444	7
7	Arellano Chiefs	7	11	.389^[b]	8
8	Perpetual Altas	7	11	.389^[b]	8
9	San Sebastian Stags	6	12	.333	9
10	JRU Heavy Bombers	4	14	.222	11

Source: GMA
(H) Hosts
Notes:

^ ^a ^b Head-to-head point differential: San Beda +14, Lyceum −14
^ ^a ^b Head-to-head point differential: Arellano +5, Perpetual −5

Match-up results

	Round 1									Round 2
Team ╲ Game	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18
Arellano
Letran
Benilde
EAC
JRU
Lyceum
Mapúa
San Beda
San Sebastian
Perpetual

Source: GMA
= Win; = OT win; = Loss; = OT loss

Results

Results on top and to the right of the dashes are for first-round games; those to the bottom and left of it are second-round games.

Teams	AU	CSJL	CSB	EAC	JRU	LPU	MU	SBU	SSC–R	UPHSD
Arellano Chiefs	—	79–86	73–71	80–87*	89–92	86–90*	71–77	72–70	87–73	67–69
Letran Knights	65–67	—	71–69	75–73	70–62	78–66	62–77	64–66	84–91	82–73***
Benilde Blazers	100–77	83–78	—	77–55	84–69	103–78	78–65	70–65*	96–94*	78–51
EAC Generals	69–59	68–58	65–69	—	63–75	90–88	66–69	68–55	97–86	67–73
JRU Heavy Bombers	77–81	90–86	65–80	66–73	—	92–97	81–88	60–77	90–74	66–82
Lyceum Pirates	86–91	91–68	82–81	74–65	82–80	—	96–81	63–79	93–95	64–62
Mapúa Cardinals	75–69	86–78	75–73	82–79	75–71	69–68	—	69–76*	91–72	71–65
San Beda Red Lions	79–65	71–75	62–70	89–59	83–70	62–64	55–58	—	85–75	63–62
San Sebastian Stags	88–75	98–101**	85–91	94–101	87–85	85–93	79–95	79–70	—	52–60
Perpetual Altas	59–66	71–61	56–61	70–78	86–82	89–83*	57–71	53–57	72–83	—

Source: GMA
Legend: Blue = left column team win; Red = top row team win.
Matches with lighter background shading were decided after overtime.

Bracket


Semifinals (Nos. 1 & 2 have twice-to-beat advantage)			Finals (Best-of-three playoff)



1	Mapúa	89

4	Lyceum	79
			1	Mapúa	84	94

			2	Benilde	73	82
2	Benilde	79

3	San Beda	63

Semifinals

The top two seeded teams after the elimination round have the twice-to-beat advantage in the semifinals, where they have to be beaten twice, while their opponents only once.

This season's semifinalists are identical with the previous season's, albeit with different seedings.^[18]

(1) Mapúa vs. (4) Lyceum

Mapúa clinched a semifinals berth with their win over Lyceum.^[19] The Cardinals then clinched the twice-to-beat advantage with their win against Perpetual.^[20] Mapúa finally clinched the #1 seed after they defeated Arellano in their last elimination round game.^[21] They will face #4 seed Lyceum, who qualified for the Final Four and clinched the #4 seed after they beat Benilde.^[22]

HOA

November 23, 2024
11:00 a.m.

Mapúa Cardinals	89–79	Lyceum Pirates
Scoring by quarter: 29–21, 26–25, 8–19, 26–14
Pts: Clint Escamis 33 Rebs: Chris Hubilla 8 Asts: Marc Cuenco 6		Pts: JM Bravo 20 Rebs: JM Bravo 10 Asts: Vincent Cunanan 4
Mapúa wins series in one game

Cuneta Astrodome, Pasay
Referees: Roldan Dionson, Tom Mendoza & Meng Gomez

(2) Benilde vs. (3) San Beda

Benilde clinched a semifinals berth with Mapúa's win over Lyceum.^[19] The Blazers then clinched the twice-to-beat advantage with their win against Letran.^[23] CSB clinched the #2 seed after Mapúa won against Arellano in their final elimination round game.^[21] They will face #3 seed San Beda, who qualified for the Final Four and clinched the #3 seed after Lyceum won over EAC.^[24]

GTV
HOA

November 23, 2024
2:30 p.m.

Benilde Blazers	79–63	San Beda Red Lions
Scoring by quarter: 25–14, 28–13, 17–15, 9–21
Pts: Allen Liwag 20 Rebs: Allen Liwag 8 Asts: Jhomel Ancheta 5		Pts: AJ Royo 14 Rebs: Andrada, Bonzalida 5 each Asts: Nygel Gonzales 3
Benilde wins series in one game

Cuneta Astrodome, Pasay
Referees: Arnold Raytos, Totie Celeste & Jerome Gay

Finals

The finals is a best-of-three playoff between semifinal winners. This is the first finals since NCAA Season 80 (2004) where neither Letran or San Beda qualified,^[25] and the first since NCAA Season 85 (2009) where another team aside from those two shall win a title.^[26]

Mapúa clinched its second consecutive finals appearance.^[27] Meanwhile, Benilde qualified for its second finals in three years.^[28] This will be the first finals match-up between Mapúa and Benilde.^[26]

GMA
HOA

December 1, 2024
2:00 p.m.

Mapúa Cardinals	84–73	Benilde Blazers
Scoring by quarter: 26–20, 16–17, 15–11, 27–25
Pts: Clint Escamis 30 Rebs: Chris Hubilla 9 Asts: Escamis, Mangubat 4 each		Pts: Allen Liwag 18 Rebs: Allen Liwag 14 Asts: Ancheta, Ynot 5 each

Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Referees: Joenard Garcia, Jerome Gay, Tom Mendoza

GTV
HOA

December 7, 2024
2:30 p.m.

Mapúa Cardinals	94–82	Benilde Blazers
Scoring by quarter: 24–23, 21–14, 21–19, 28–26
Pts: Cyrus Cuenco 19 Rebs: Chris Hubilla 8 Asts: Cuenco, Escamis 4 each		Pts: Justine Sanchez 24 Rebs: Allen Liwag 10 Asts: Justine Sanchez 5
Mapúa wins series 2–0

Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Referees: Kenny Regino, Marlon Mendosa, Joenard Garcia

Finals Most Valuable Player: Clint Escamis (Mapúa Cardinals)^[15]
Coach of the Year: Randy Alcantara (Mapúa Cardinals)^[15]

The Cardinals won the championship on a 12-game winning streak, including sweeping Benilde in the finals. Mapúa won its first title since NCAA Season 67 (1991), ending a 33-year title drought.^[15]

Awards

NCAA Season 100 men's basketball champions
Mapúa Cardinals Sixth title

The awards were given prior to game 2 of the finals, at the Araneta Coliseum.^[29]

Most Valuable Player: Allen Liwag (Benilde Blazers)
Rookie of the Year: Chris Hubilla (Mapúa Cardinals)
Mythical Five:
- Allen Liwag (Benilde Blazers)
- Clint Escamis (Mapúa Cardinals)
- John Barba (Lyceum Pirates)
- Tony Ynot (Benilde Blazers)
- Tristan Felebrico (San Sebastian Stags)
Defensive Player of the Year: Allen Liwag (Benilde Blazers)
All-Defensive Team:
- Allen Liwag (Benilde Blazers)
- Tristan Felebrico (San Sebastian Stags)
- Kevin Santos (Letran Knights)
- Lorenz Capulong (Arellano Chiefs)
- Wilmar Oftana (EAC Generals)
Most Improved Player: Lorenz Capulong (Arellano Chiefs)
Freshman of the Year: Chris Hubilla (Mapúa Cardinals)

Player of the Week

The Collegiate Press Corps names a player of the week throughout the season.


Week	Player	Team
September 7–15^[30]	Allen Liwag	Benilde Blazers
September 17–22^[31]	Pao Javillonar	Letran Knights
September 24–29^[32]	Kevin Santos	Letran Knights
October 1–5^[33]	Jomel Puno	San Beda Red Lions
October 8–13^[34]	King Gurtiza	EAC Generals
October 15–20^[35]	Chris Hubilla	Mapúa Cardinals
October 22–30^[36]	Lawrence Mangubat	Mapúa Cardinals
November 5–10^[37]	Clint Escamis	Mapúa Cardinals
November 12–16^[38]	Ato Barba	Lyceum Pirates

Statistical leaders

Season player highs

San Sebastian's Paeng Are emerged as the scoring champion, and Benilde's Allen Liwag won the rebounding title, this season.^[39]

Statistic	Player	Team	Average
Points per game	Paeng Are	San Sebastian Stags	17.88
Rebounds per game	Allen Liwag	Benilde Blazers	11.28
Assists per game	Jimboy Estrada	Letran Knights	5.82
Steals per game	Paeng Are	San Sebastian Stags	2.53
Blocks per game	Kevin Santos	Letran Knights	2.13
Field goal percentage	Joshua Guiab	JRU Heavy Bombers	59.88%
Three-point field goal percentage	Marc Cuenco	Mapúa Cardinals	43.62%
Free throw percentage	Jimboy Estrada	Letran Knights	86.11%
Turnovers per game	Jimboy Estrada	Letran Knights	4.82

Game player highs

Statistic	Player	Team	Total	Opponent
Points	Vince Cuajao	Letran Knights	34^[a]	San Sebastian Stags
Points	Pao Javillonar	Letran Knights	31	Benilde Blazers
Rebounds	Allen Liwag	Benilde Blazers	18	Mapúa Cardinals
Assists	Paeng Are	San Sebastian Stags	13	Lyceum Pirates
Steals	Paeng Are	San Sebastian Stags	7^[a]	Benilde Blazers
Steals	Renz Villegas	Lyceum Pirates	7	Perpetual Altas
Blocks	Kevin Santos	Letran Knights	6	EAC Generals
Turnovers	Chris Hubilla	Mapúa Cardinals	8	Letran Knights

Season team highs

Statistic	Team	Average
Points per game	San Sebastian Stags	82.78
Rebounds per game	Benilde Blazers	49.72
Assists per game	Benilde Blazers	18.56
Steals per game	Arellano Chiefs	10.0
Blocks per game	Letran Knights	4.0
Field goal percentage	Benilde Blazers	43.8%
Three-point field goal percentage	San Beda Red Lions	32.09%
Free throw percentage	Letran Knights	73.94%
Turnovers per game	San Sebastian Stags	12.56

Game team highs

Statistic	Team	Total	Opponent
Points	Benilde Blazers	103	Lyceum Pirates
Rebounds	Letran Knights	65	Perpetual Altas
Assists	Benilde Blazers	30	Lyceum Pirates
Steals	San Sebastian Stags	20^[a]	Benilde Blazers
Steals	Arellano Chiefs	16	San Sebastian Stags
Blocks	EAC Generals	11^[a]	Arellano Chiefs
Blocks	Benilde Blazers	8	Arellano Chiefs
Field goal percentage	Benilde Blazers	62.0%	Lyceum Pirates
Three-point field goal percentage	EAC Generals	48.0%	San Sebastian Stags
Free throw percentage	San Beda Red Lions	100%	Perpetual Altas
Turnovers	Benilde Blazers	31^[a]	San Sebastian Stags
Turnovers	Perpetual Altas	26	Mapúa Cardinals

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Game went into overtime

Discipline

The following were disciplined throughout the course of the season:

Pao Javillonar of the Letran Knights for playing in a ligang labas game at the Kadayawan Invitational Basketball Tournament with the Converge FIberXers; originally suspended for three games, Javillonar served a two-game suspension against the San Sebastian Stags and the JRU Heavy Bombers.^[40]
Jhomel Ancheta of the Benilde Blazers was handed a disqualifying foul during their game against the Letran Knights after hitting the back of Pao Javillonar's head. Ancheta served a one-game suspension against the Lyceum Pirates.^[41]
Jimboy Estrada of the Letran Knights after being ejected in their game against the Perpetual Altas; Estrada served a one-game suspension against the Mapúa Cardinals.^[42]
Coach Louie Gonzalez of the JRU Heavy Bombers after angrily confronting officials in their second round loss against Mapúa Cardinals; Gonzalez served a one-game suspension against the San Sebastian Stags.^[42]
John Jabonete of the Mapúa Cardinals was ejected during their game against the JRU Heavy Bombers after elbowing Karl De Jesus. Jabonete served a one-game suspension against the EAC Generals.^[43]
Marc Igliane of the Mapúa Cardinals was ejected during their game against the EAC Generals after a dangerous contact mid-air against Jhearald Manacho. Igliane served a one-game suspension against the Letran Knights.^[44]
Bismarck Lina of the San Beda Red Lions was ejected during their game against the Mapúa Cardinals after an unsportsmanlike foul against Cyrus Cuenco. Lina served a one-game suspension against the JRU Heavy Bombers.^[45]
John Jabonete of the Mapúa Cardinals was ejected during game 1 of the finals against the Benilde Blazers after an unsportsmanlike foul. Jabonete served a one-game suspension against the Benilde Blazers in game 2.

Broadcasting

GMA Network is the official broadcaster of NCAA Season 100. The semifinals aired at GTV and Heart of Asia (HOA),^[46] while game 1 of the finals will be aired on GMA and HOA, while games 2, and 3, if necessary, will be aired on GTV and HOA. All games were livestreamed on GMA Sports and NCAA's social media accounts, while GMA News TV International holds international rights.^[47]

Game	Play-by-play	Analyst	Courtside reporter(s)	Network
Semifinals #1 vs. #4	Anton Roxas	Martin Antonio	Bianca Alejandre	HOA
Semifinals #2 vs. #3	Martin Javier	Prince Rivero	Aleea Fedillaga	GTV, HOA
Finals Game 1	Martin Javier	Beau Belga	Flo del Agua & Aleea Fedillaga	GMA, HOA
Finals Game 2	Anton Roxas	Martin Antonio	Glycel Galpo & Kristine San Agustin	GTV, HOA

Additional game 2 crew: Martin Javier (interviewer and awarding ceremony presenter)

Juniors' tournament

The juniors' tournament is expected to be held in the second semester of academic year in early 2025.

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^ "NCAA POW Javillonar embraces Letran's new culture". Tiebreaker Times. September 23, 2024. Retrieved September 23, 2024.
^ Suing, Ivan (October 1, 2024). "Santos: Knight in shining armor". Daily Tribune. Retrieved October 1, 2024.
^ Suing, Ivan (October 8, 2024). "Puno leading Lions' attack". Daily Tribune. Retrieved October 8, 2024.
^ Suing, Ivan (October 15, 2024). "King makes move for EAC". Daily Tribune. Retrieved October 15, 2024.
^ "Mapua's Hubilla claims NCAA weekly player honors". Philstar.com. Retrieved October 22, 2024.
^ "Mapua rookie named NCAA Player of the Week". The Manila Times. November 1, 2024. Retrieved November 4, 2024.
^ "NCAA Player of the Week Escamis proves mettle for red-hot Mapua". Philstar.com. Retrieved November 12, 2024.
^ "NCAA Player of the Week Barba leads LPU to Final Four". Philstar.com. Retrieved November 17, 2024.
^ Satumbaga-Villar, Kristel (November 19, 2024). "Paeng Are, Allen Liwag heads NCAA statistical leaders". Manila Bulletin. Retrieved November 19, 2024.
^ "Pao Javillonar's suspension down to two games after Letran's appeal". GMA News Online. Retrieved October 22, 2024.
^ "Blazers Seek to keep NCAA lead". Philippine News Agency. September 26, 2024. Retrieved December 2, 2024.
^ ^a ^b "NCAA upholds suspensions for Letran's Estrada, JRU coach Gonzalez". Spin.ph. Retrieved October 22, 2024.
^ "Cyrus Cuenco to the rescue as Mapua narrowly escapes EAC anew". GMA News Online. Retrieved December 2, 2024.
^ Ramos, Gerry (October 15, 2024). "Possible suspension for Igliane mars Mapua's second straight win". Spin.ph. Retrieved December 2, 2024.
^ Ramos, Gerry (October 29, 2024). "Depleted San Beda closes in on NCAA semis after dispatching JRU". Spin.ph. Retrieved December 2, 2024.
^ "Stage is set for NCAA Season 100 Final 4". GMA Network. Retrieved November 24, 2024.
^ "GMA Network airs NCAA Season 100 Men's Basketball Finals". SunStar Davao. December 3, 2024. Retrieved December 4, 2024.

External links

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Preceded by Season 99 (2023–24)	NCAA basketball seasons Season 100 (2024–25)	Succeeded by Season 101 (2025)

[table_hth_LPU0.34418451802069-18] Head-to-head point differential: San Beda +14, Lyceum −14

[table_hth_AU0.34418451802069-19] Head-to-head point differential: Arellano +5, Perpetual −5

[OT-42] Game went into overtime

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