“UAAP Season 81 basketball tournaments”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

The UAAP Season 81 basketball tournaments is the 81st season of the basketball season of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) for the 2018–19 school year.^[1]

The Ateneo Blue Eagles and the NU Lady Bulldogs successfully defended their championships this season. Ateneo finished first after the elimination round, followed by Adamson. UP, FEU and La Salle finished tied for third, with UP getting the #3 seed due to tiebreakers. FEU defeated La Salle in the playoff for the #4 seed, and were beaten by Ateneo in the semifinals. Adamson lost out in the semifinals again, losing to UP, who have never been in the semifinals since 1998. Qualifying to its first Finals since 1986, UP was swept by Ateneo in the Finals to win its tenth UAAP title. Thirdy Ravena was named Finals MVP, after scoring a 21st century Finals record of 38 points in the deciding Game 2.

The NU Lady Bulldogs won all elimination round games, qualifying to the Finals outright. FEU emerged through the stepladder playoffs that also involved UST and Adamson as NU's Finals opponent, but were still swept by the Lady Bulldogs. NU won its fifth consecutive title, all unbeaten seasons, for a record of 80–0 in the last five tournaments.

In the Juniors' Division, the NU Bullpups and the Ateneo Blue Eaglets finished the elimination round with the top two seeds. NU eliminated the Adamson Baby Falcons, the only team that defeated them in the eliminations, while Ateneo defeated FEU Baby Tamaraws. In the rematch of last year's finals, the Bullpups defeated the defending champions, by winning all two Finals games. The Bullpups won their fourth title since 2011.

Teams

Coaches

Coaching changes

Venues

The Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay and the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City were the primary venues for the men's tournament, and the venues for the finals series for the women's tournament. The Filoil Flying V Centre in San Juan and the Blue Eagle Gym in Quezon City were the alternate venues for the men's and women's tournament, respectively and the main venue for the women's and juniors' tournaments.^[11]

In the second round of the men's tournament, two game days were scheduled at the Ynares Center in Antipolo.^[12]

Men's tournament

Elimination round

Team standings

Match-up results

Teams

Round 1

Round 2

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Scores

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Bracket

Fourth-seed playoff

The Tamaraws and the Green Archers last met in the fourth seed playoff in 2012 in which La Salle won. The winner faces Ateneo in the semifinals while the loser gets eliminated.

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}}Prior to the game both teams were having ups and downs into this match-up as FEU won their last three games to salvage their season, while La Salle lost their last two games that would have given them a slot in the semifinals. In the first quarter, the Tamaraws were leading already by seven points, 17-10, towards the end of that period but the Green Archers countered it with an 11-2 run to take the lead by two points, 21-19. An Axel Iñigo buzzer beater 3-point shot regained the lead for FEU as they took a single-point lead. In the second quarter, both teams exchanged blows but La Salle took matters the most to lead by two points at halftime, 38-36. In the third quarter, FEU pounced La Salle into a corner with a five-point lead but La Salle cut the deficit by three points, 54-51, heading into the final period. In the fourth quarter, the Tamaraws were trying to pull away while the Green Archers were trying to catch up. La Salle eventually crept up tying the game and regained the lead. FEU's Prince Orizu fouled out of the game as Barkley Eboña returned to the game despite suffering from cramps earlier. La Salle took advantage of it as they led by four points towards the last two minutes of the game. However, FEU went within striking distance going toe to toe against La Salle cutting the lead by a single basket. The Green Archers swung back the lead by four, 70-66. with less than a minute remaining in the game. In an inbound play, Jasper Parker passed the ball to Ken Tuffin and converted his jumper and cut La Salle's lead by two points with less than 40 seconds remaining. Off a timeout, La Salle inbounded a pass but turned the ball over as it paved the way for FEU to steal the game from them. After the timeout, FEU had the possession with Parker holding the ball as he found a wide open Arvin Tolentino who shot a three-pointer to take the lead for FEU, 71-70, with 3.1 seconds remaining. In La Salle's final possession, Aljun Melecio found an open Leonard Santillan to win the game for them but eventually he was blocked by three FEU defenders winning the Tamaraws the game. Arvin Tolentino, who had a season plagued with controversy, led the scoring for FEU with 15 points with three three-pointers made including the last shot that sealed the game for them, while Barkley Eboña, one of the unsung heroes for FEU, finished with a double-double of 12 points and 16 rebounds.

Semifinals

Ateneo and Adamson had the twice to beat advantage. Ateneo qualified for its fifth consecutive Final Four appearance, and the second consecutive year where they are the first seed. Adamson, the second seed, was in its third consecutive appearance, and improved on last year's third seed. Third seed UP qualified for its first Final Four appearance in 21 years, last appearing in the playoffs in 1997. FEU advanced to the Final Four in its sixth consecutive season, the longest active streak.

Ateneo vs. FEU

Ateneo had the twice-to-beat advantage. Ateneo has faced FEU in the semifinals in three consecutive seasons where the Blue Eagles won the last two series.

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Adamson vs. UP

Adamson had the twice-to-beat advantage. The Falcons and the Fighting Maroons were in their first playoff match-up against each other. The winner of the series would be the seventh team to qualify in the Finals in the Final Four era.

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In the first game of the series, both teams exchanged leads in the 1st half with UP taking the 1st quarter while Adamson taking the 2nd to nudge by a point at halftime. But the Fighting Maroons outscored the Falcons in the 3rd quarter 26-14 to take an 11-point lead heading into the 4th quarter. Adamson refused to lose as they countered them with a 26-11 scoring run to lead by 4 but UP countered it back with a 6-0 run of their own to take a 71-69 heading into regulation. A costly foul by UP sends Sean Manganti to the free throw line as he converted both of his free throws. UP called a timeout with 3.7 seconds remaining in the game to strategize the play as Juan Gomez de Liaño from the inbound found an open Bright Akhuetie to seal the game for them as they forced a rubber match.

In the second game, the Fighting Maroons kept their guns ablaze as they led by ten points in the first quarter and nine points at half time. Their lead later ballooned already by 16 points, 60-44, but the Falcons countered it with their own scoring with a 23-4 run to take the lead at the end of the third quarter, 67-64. Both teams exchanged leads towards regulation as UP led by three points with less than ten seconds remaining, 78-75. Jerom Lastimosa shot a three-point shot to tie the game once again at 78-all with UP in ball possession. Paul Desiderio missed a shot as the game went into overtime. In the extra period Adamson took a six-point lead already, 84-78, with 2:39 remaining in overtime, but UP scored 6 straight points to tie once again at 84-all with 58.2 seconds remaining. Adamson's top gunner Jerrick Ahanmisi went down as he suffers from cramps after his shot got nullified and missed the remainder of the game. A free throw was awarded for Adamson but made only a shot to lead by a point. A three-point shot by Paul Desiderio swang back the lead to UP 87-85 with forty seconds remaining but a foul by UP sent another Adamson player back into the free throw line and tied for one last time at 87-all. Desiderio's jumper over Sean Manganti however put UP back on top 89-87 with 6.6 seconds remaining with Adamson calling its last time out. The ball was given to Jerom Lastimosa to win the game but he missed a three-point shot that would give Adamson the victory, as UP won the game and entered the Finals for the first time since 1986.

Finals

The best-of-three finals began on December 1. It would be the first Finals match-up between the two teams. This is the first time that UP has made it to the finals since 1986, while defending champions Ateneo has been in its third consecutive Finals appearance. The winner qualifies for the 2018 PCCL National Collegiate Championship.

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Finals Most Valuable Player: Ferdinand Ravena III (Ateneo de Manila University)

Awards

Most Valuable Player: Bright Akhuetie (University of the Philippines)^[13]
Rookie of the Year: Ange Kouame (Ateneo de Manila University)
Mythical Team:^[13]
- Bright Akhuetie (University of the Philippines)
- Juan Gomez de Liaño (University of the Philippines)
- Alvin Pasaol (University of the East)
- Justine Baltazar (De La Salle University)
- Jerrick Ahanmisi (Adamson University)

Players of the Week


Week ending	Player	Team
September 9^[14]	Jerrick Ahanmisi	Adamson}}
September 12^[15]	Renzo Subido	UST}}
September 23^[16]	Justine Baltazar	La Salle}}
September 30^[17]	Sean Manganti	Adamson}}
October 8^[18]	Wendell Comboy	FEU}}
October 15^[19]	CJ Cansino	UST}}
October 22^[20]	Ange Kouame	Ateneo}}
October 29^[21]	CJ Cansino	UST}}
November 5^[22]	Aljun Melecio	La Salle}}
November 12^[23]	Bright Akhuetie	UP}}
November 19^[24]	Juan Gomez de Liaño	UP}}

Statistics

Players' statistical points

#	Player	Team	Total
1	NGA}} Bright Akhuetie	UP}}	82.5000
2	CIV}} Ange Kouame	Ateneo}}	76.2143
3	PHI}} Alvin Pasaol	UE}}	74.5714
4	PHI}} Juan Gomez de Liaño	UP}}	63.8571
5	PHI}} Justine Baltazar	La Salle}}	58.3846

Season player highs

Statistic	Player	Team	Average
Points	PHI}} Alvin Pasaol	UE}}	24.4
Rebounds	NGA}} Bright Akhuetie	UP}}	14.6
Assists	PHI}} Juan Gomez de Liaño	UP}}	5.5
Steals	PHI}} Alvin Pasaol	UE}}	1.9
Blocks	CIV}} Ange Kouame	Ateneo}}	3.2

Game player highs

Statistic	Player	Team	Total	Opponent
Points	PHI}} John Lloyd Clemente {{flagicon\|PHI}} Thirdy Ravena	NU}} {{UAAPteam\|Ateneo}}	38	FEU}} {{UAAPteam\|UP}}
Rebounds	CIV}} Ange Kouame	Ateneo}}	27	FEU}}
Assists	PHI}} Philip Manalang {{flagicon\|PHI}} Juan Gomez de Liaño	UE}} {{UAAPteam\|UP}}	12	FEU}} {{UAAPteam\|UE}}
Steals	PHI}} Raffy Verano {{flagicon\|PHI}} Alvin Pasaol	Ateneo}} {{UAAPteam\|UE}}	5	UP}} {{UAAPteam\|FEU}}
Blocks	SEN}} Issa Gaye	NU}}	8	UST}} {{UAAPteam\|UE}}

Game team highs

Statistic	Team	Total	Opponent
Points	La Salle}}	110	UST}}
Rebounds	UST}}	59	NU}}
Assists	UP}}	28	NU}}
Steals	Adamson}}	12	La Salle}}
Blocks	Adamson}} {{UAAPteam\|La Salle}}	18	Ateneo}} {{UAAPteam\|FEU}}

Season team highs

Statistic	Team	Average
Points	UP}}	80.3
Rebounds	Ateneo}}	47.1
Assists	UP}}	19.9
Steals	Adamson}}	7.2
Blocks	Ateneo}}	5.6

Women's tournament

Elimination round

Team standings

Match-up results

Teams

Round 1

Round 2

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Scores

Results on top and to the right of the dashes are for first-round games; those to the bottom and to the left of it are second-round games.{{#invoke:Sports results|main|team_header=Teams |source= |start_date=September 8, 2018

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name_AdU=Adamson Lady Falcons

name_AdMU=Ateneo Lady Eagles

name_DLSU=La Salle Lady Archers

name_FEU=FEU Lady Tamaraws

name_NU=NU Lady Bulldogs

name_UE=UE Lady Warriors

name_UP=UP Lady Maroons

name_UST=UST Tigresses

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match_AdU_DLSU=57–72

match_AdU_FEU=59–55

match_AdU_NU=62–92

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match_AdU_UP=68–51

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match_AdMU_AdU=65–80

match_AdMU_DLSU=56-82

match_AdMU_FEU=44–54

match_AdMU_NU=64–90

match_AdMU_UE=68–66

match_AdMU_UP=64–60

match_AdMU_UST=38–67

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match_DLSU_AdMU=57-39

match_DLSU_FEU=55–77

match_DLSU_NU=66–74

match_DLSU_UE=64–61

match_DLSU_UP=81–60

match_DLSU_UST=73–63

result_FEU_AdU=OT

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match_UST_AdMU=82–60

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Bracket

Fourth–seed playoff

This is a one-game playoff. The winner advances to the 1st round of the stepladder; the loser is eliminated.

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La Salle|women}} |scoreA= 67

{{UAAPteam>UST|women}} |scoreB= 79

21–17>Q2=12–21 |Q3=17–16 |Q4=17–25

points1=Ana Castillo 20

points2=Grace Irebu 29

rebounds1=Johanna Arciga 8

rebounds2=Grace Irebu 14

assist1=Bettina Binaohan 5

assist2=Ruby Portillo 8

series=UST advances to the Stepladder Round 1

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Second–seed playoff

The winner advances to the 2nd round of the stepladder with the twice to beat advantage; the loser advances to the 1st round of the stepladder.

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Adamson|women}} |scoreA=63

{{UAAPteam>FEU|women}} |scoreB=67

17–15>Q2=19–19 |Q3=14–20 |Q4=13–13

points1=Jamie Alcoy 25

points2=Clare Castro 25

rebounds1=Nat Prado 13

rebounds2=Clare Castro 16

assist1=Mariz Cacho 3

assist2=Fatima Quiapo 5

series=FEU wins the twice–to–beat advantage

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Stepladder semifinals

Stepladder round 1

This is a one-game playoff. Adamson last faced UST in the semifinals in 2011 in which the Lady Falcons won.

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Adamson|women}} |scoreA=69

{{UAAPteam>UST|women}} |scoreB=78

22>Q2=11–21|Q3=22–17 |Q4=22–18

points1=Nat Prado 34

points2=Grace Irebu 28

rebounds1=Nat Prado 10

rebounds2=Grace Irebu 20

assist1=Kath Araja 5

assist2=Clarice Aujero 7

series=UST advances to the Stepladder Round 2

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}}

Stepladder round 2

FEU holds the twice to beat advantage. The Lady Tamaraws last faced the Tigresses in the first round of last year's stepladder semifinals where UST won.

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{{UAAPteam-rt>FEU|women}} |scoreA=68

UST|women}} |scoreB=66

16–12>Q2=15–18 |Q3=22–13 |Q4=15–23

points1=Clare Castro 32

points2=Grace Irebu 28

rebounds1=Clare Castro 15

rebounds2=Grace Irebu 13

assist1=Nina Antiola 4

assist2=Sai Larosa 5

series=FEU wins series in one game

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Finals

The NU Lady Bulldogs advance to the best-of-three finals by winning all 14 elimination round games. The Lady Bulldogs have not lost for 78 consecutive games, and have swept the elimination round for the past five seasons.^[25] This is a rematch of the 2014 Finals where the Lady Bulldogs won, and was the last Finals appearance of the Lady Tamaraws.

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{{UAAPteam-rt>NU|women}} |scoreA=71

FEU|women}} |scoreB=59

22–13>Q2=15–20 |Q3=21–5 |Q4=13–21

points1=Jack Animam 19

points2=Clare Castro 15

rebounds1=Jack Animam 12

rebounds2=Clare Castro 13

assist1=Monique Del Carmen 6

assist2=Fatima Quiapo 5

report=Stats
}}{{basketballbox |date=December 5 |time=11:00 a.m. |place=Smart Araneta Coliseum

{{UAAPteam-rt>NU|women}} |scoreA=67

FEU|women}} |scoreB=61

18–16>Q2=23–9 |Q3=13–19 |Q4=13–17

points1=Rhena Itesi 17

points2=Fatima Quiapo 15

rebounds1=Jack Animam 21

rebounds2=Clare Castro 13

assist1=Monique Del Carmen 4

assist2=Camille Taguiam 6

report=[https://i.postimg.cc/Y9hZ8yKs/Dto-MRCOVAAAt-Xw-E.jpg Stats]

series=NU wins series, 2–0
}}

Finals Most Valuable Player: Jack Danielle Animam (National University)

Awards

Most Valuable Player: Grace Irebu (University of Santo Tomas)^[26]
Rookie of the Year: Reynalyn Ferrer (University of Santo Tomas)
Mythical Team:^[26]
- Grace Irebu (University of Santo Tomas)
- Jack Danielle Animam (National University)
- Misaela Larosa (University of Santo Tomas)
- Nathalie Prado (Adamson University)
- Clare Castro (Far Eastern University)

Player of the Week


Week ending	Player	Team
October 22 ^[20]	Ria Nabalan	NU}}

Juniors' tournament

The juniors' tournament began on November 11, 2018 at the Blue Eagle Gym, Quezon City.

Elimination round

Team standings

Match-up results

Teams

Round 1

Round 2

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Scores

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name_AdMU=Ateneo Blue Eaglets

name_DLSZ=De La Salle Junior Archers

name_FEU=FEU Baby Tamaraws

name_NSNU=NSNU Bullpups

name_UE=UE Junior Warriors

name_UPIS=UPIS Junior Maroons

name_UST=UST Tiger Cubs

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match_AdMU_UE=84–62

match_AdMU_UPIS=77–60

match_AdMU_UST=74–61

match_DLSZ_AdU=77–94

match_DLSZ_AdMU=59–88

match_DLSZ_FEU=67–62

match_DLSZ_NSNU=49–91

match_DLSZ_UE=66–56

match_DLSZ_UPIS=55–48

match_DLSZ_UST=55–63

match_FEU_AdU=80–72

match_FEU_AdMU=61–77

match_FEU_DLSZ=95—68

match_FEU_NSNU=70–78

match_FEU_UE=81–54

match_FEU_UPIS=102–72

match_FEU_UST=63–37

match_NSNU_AdU=112–71

match_NSNU_AdMU=78–71

match_NSNU_DLSZ=82–67

match_NSNU_FEU=81–75

match_NSNU_UE=115–43

match_NSNU_UPIS=104–54

match_NSNU_UST=84–55

match_UE_AdU=64–85

match_UE_AdMU=59–82

match_UE_DLSZ=66–70

match_UE_FEU=82–99

match_UE_NSNU=56–77

match_UE_UPIS=74–72

match_UE_UST=60–70

match_UPIS_AdU=66–94

match_UPIS_AdMU=68–115

match_UPIS_DLSZ=64–56

match_UPIS_FEU=65–87

match_UPIS_NSNU=55–106

match_UPIS_UE=76–80

match_UPIS_UST=63–75

match_UST_AdU=67–69

match_UST_AdMU=78–87

match_UST_DLSZ=85–64

match_UST_FEU=86–83

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Bracket

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RD1-score1B=

RD1-seed2=4

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Overall Championship points

Seniors' division

Team	Men	Women	Total
{{UAAPteam\|FEU}}	8	12	20
{{UAAPteam\|Ateneo}}	15	4	19
{{UAAPteam\|Adamson}}	10	8	18
{{UAAPteam\|NU}}	2	15	17
{{UAAPteam\|UST}}	4	10	14
{{UAAPteam\|UP}}	12	1	13
{{UAAPteam\|La Salle}}	6	6	12
{{UAAPteam\|UE}}	1	2	3

Pts.	Ranking
15	Champion
12	2nd
10	3rd
8	4th
6	5th
4	6th
2	7th
1	8th
—	Did not join
WD	Withdrew

In case of a tie, the team with the higher position in any tournament is ranked higher. If both are still tied, they are listed by alphabetical order.

How rankings are determined:

Ranks 5th to 8th determined by elimination round standings.
Loser of the #1 vs #4 semifinal match-up is ranked 4th
- If stepladder: Loser of stepladder semifinals round 1 is ranked 4th
Loser of the #2 vs #3 semifinal match-up is ranked 3rd
- If stepladder: Loser of stepladder semifinals round 2 is ranked 3rd
Loser of the finals is ranked 2nd
Champion is ranked 1st

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19. ^{{cite news|title=UAAP: UST can hope again with Player of the Week CJ Cansino|url=https://sports.abs-cbn.com/uaap/news/2018/10/15/uaap-ust-can-hope-player-week-cj-cansino-48373|accessdate=16 October 2018|work=ABS-CBN Sports|date=2018-10-16}}
20. ^¹{{cite news|title=UAAP: Co-Player of the Week Ange Kouame put Ateneo on his back|url=https://sports.abs-cbn.com/uaap/news/2018/10/22/co-player-week-ange-kouame-put-ateneo-back-48698|accessdate=22 October 2018|work=ABS-CBN Sports|date=2018-10-22}}
21. ^{{cite news|title=Player of the Week CJ Cansino of UST is a history-making rookie|url=https://sports.abs-cbn.com/uaap/news/2018/10/29/player-week-cansino-ust-history-making-rookie-49044|accessdate=30 October 2018|work=ABS-CBN Sports|date=2018-10-29}}
22. ^{{cite news|title=UAAP Player of the Week Melecio making sure La Salle remains a contender|url=https://sports.abs-cbn.com/uaap/news/2018/11/05/uaap-pow-melecio-making-sure-la-salle-remains-contender-49358|accessdate=5 November 2018|work=ABS-CBN Sports|date=2018-11-05}}
23. ^{{cite news|title=Bright Akhuetie is UP's first Player of the Week in UAAP 81|url=https://sports.abs-cbn.com/uaap/news/2018/11/12/bright-akhuetie-up-s-first-player-week-uaap-81-49713|accessdate=13 November 2018|work=ABS-CBN Sports|date=2018-11-12}}
24. ^{{cite news|title=Player of the Week Juan GDL makes good on his promise to UP|url=https://sports.abs-cbn.com/uaap/news/2018/11/19/player-week-juan-gdl-makes-good-promise-up-50016|accessdate=24 November 2018|work=ABS-CBN Sports|date=2018-11-19}}
25. ^{{cite news |last1=Cruz |first1=Danine |title=UAAP Women's Basketball: NU wins 78th straight, sweeps elims for outright Finals berth |url=https://sports.abs-cbn.com/uaap/news/2018/11/16/uaap-nu-wins-78th-row-sweeps-elims-finals-berth-49913 |accessdate=18 November 2018 |work=ABS-CBN SPORTS |date=2018-11-16 |language=en}}
26. ^¹{{cite news |last=Riego |first=Norman Lee Benjamin|date=November 19, 2018|title=For first time since 2013, Grace Irebu takes UAAP Women's MVP away from NU|url=https://sports.abs-cbn.com/uaap/news/2018/11/19/grace-irebu-takes-uaap-women-s-mvp-away-nu-50015|publisher=ABS-CBN Sports |access-date=November 19, 2018}}

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 before = Season 80 (2017) | after = Season 82 (2019) | title = UAAP basketball seasons | years = Season 81 (2018) |

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3 : 2018–19 in Philippine college basketball|University Athletic Association of the Philippines seasons|UAAP Season 81

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Teams

Coaches

Coaching changes

Venues

Men's tournament

Elimination round

Team standings

Match-up results

Scores

Bracket

Fourth-seed playoff

Semifinals

Ateneo vs. FEU

Adamson vs. UP

Finals

Awards

Sponsored awards

Players of the Week

Statistics

Players' statistical points

Season player highs

Game player highs

Game team highs

Season team highs

Women's tournament

Elimination round

Team standings

Match-up results

Scores

Bracket

Fourth–seed playoff

Second–seed playoff

Stepladder semifinals

Stepladder round 1

Stepladder round 2

Finals

Awards

Player of the Week

Juniors' tournament

Elimination round

Team standings

Match-up results

Scores

Bracket

Overall Championship points

Seniors' division

See also

References