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Barangay Ginebra San Miguel draft history

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The Barangay Ginebra San Miguel participated in the first ever PBA draft in 1985, selecting Reynaldo Perez as the first be drafted by them at 5th overall.

They have 3 first overall picks in their franchise history. The first was in 1994 when they drafted Noli Locsin.[1] The second was in 1996 when they drafted Marlou Aquino.[2] The third and the last one was in 2013 when they drafted Greg Slaughter.[3]

Selections

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Basketball positions
PG Point guard
SG Shooting guard
SF Small forward
PF Power forward
C Center
Draft Round Pick Player Place of birth[1] Position School Ref
1985 1 5 Reynaldo Perez  Philippines SG / SF Mapúa
1986 1 3 Dondon Ampalayo  Philippines PF USJ–R
1987 1 3 Harmon Codiñera  Philippines PF FEU [4]
2 5 Anthony Mendoza  Philippines C / PF Visayas
1988 1 3 Anthony Poblador  Philippines C De La Salle
1989 1 5 Romy Dela Rosa  Philippines SF Southwestern
2 11 Peter Aguilar  Philippines C Trinity
3 17 Fernando Garcia  Philippines SF Adamson
1990 1 6 Hilario Villanil  Philippines PF USPF
2 14 Fernando Libed  Philippines PG Letran
1991 1 5 Jayvee Gayoso  Philippines SF / SG Ateneo [5]
1992 1 8 Nonoy Chuatico  Philippines SG Ateneo [6]
1993 1 2 Victor Pablo  Philippines PF / SF FEU [7]
1994 1 1 Noli Locsin  Philippines PF De La Salle
2 9 Wilmer Ong  Philippines PF / C USLS
3 17 Jonas Mariano  Philippines SG De La Salle
4 22 Renato Cabaluna  Philippines PF UST
5 26 Jun Marzan  Philippines SG / SF Baguio
1995 1 2 E.J. Feihl  Philippines C Adamson [8]
2 10 Robert Jaworski Jr.  Philippines SG / SF Ateneo
3 17 Lou Regidor  Philippines PG San Carlos
1996 1 1 Marlou Aquino  Philippines C Adamson
3 14 Gerardo Locsin  Philippines
1997 1 7 Edward Naron  Philippines SG Visayas
2 14 Manuel Ortega Jr.  Philippines PG SLU
1998 1 8 Steven Smith  United States SG / SF USIU
2 16 Erwin Framo  Philippines SG UM
1999 1 2 Anastacio Mendoza  Philippines PG FEU
9 Danilo Aying  Philippines SF Southwestern
3 19 Marvin Isidro  United States Farrington
2000 Direct Hire Jayjay Helterbrand  Philippines PG / SG Kentucky State
1 6 Egay Billones  Philippines PG Las Piñas
2 14 William Marasigan  Philippines San Sebastian
2001 1 3 Mark Caguioa  Philippines SG Glendale CC [9]
2 13 Marlon Basco  Philippines C Luzon
3 23 Marlon Piodo  Philippines PF USJ–R
2002 1 9 Chester Tolomia  Philippines SG / SF Perpetual
2 16 Gilbert Malabanan  Philippines SF Perpetual
3 26 Aries Dimaunahan  Philippines PG / SG UST
2003 1 2 Rommel Adducul  Philippines C San Sebastian [10]
2 11 Sunday Salvacion  Philippines SF Benilde
3 22 Rob Johnson  Philippines PG Bellevue
2004 3 20 Theodore Hawkins Jr.  United States SG Cosumnes River
2005 1 7 Michael Holper  United States PF San Diego State
2006 No draft picks
2007 1 10 Macky Escalona  Philippines PG Ateneo
2008 No draft picks
2009 1 7 Chris Timberlake  United States PG North Florida
2 17 Orlando Daroya  Philippines SF Arellano
2010 1 7 John Wilson  Philippines SG / SF JRU
8 Jimbo Aquino  Philippines SG / SF San Sebastian
2 12 Rob Labagala  Philippines PG UE
2011 1 9 Reil Cervantes  Philippines PF FEU
2 18 James Martinez  Philippines PG / SG UE
2012 1 6 Chris Ellis  United States SF Mary Hardin–Baylor
8 Keith Jensen  United States SF NYU
3 28 Jerick Cañada  Philippines PG Adamson
4 35 Paul Zamar  Philippines SG UE
5 38 JR Buensuceso  United States PG BYU–Hawaii
6 39 Elliot Tan  United States SG Biola
2013 1 1 Greg Slaughter  United States C Ateneo
3 24 LA Revilla  Philippines PG De La Salle
4 33 John Usita  United States C Shoreline
5 39 Alvin Padilla  Philippines SG UP
6 42 Jens Knuttel  Germany PG FEU
2014 1 6 Rodney Brondial  Philippines PF / C Adamson
2015 1 5 Scottie Thompson  Philippines SG / PG Perpetual
2 16 Aljon Mariano  Philippines SF / PF UST
3 28 Dennice Villamor  Philippines PF / SF NU
2016 Special draft Kevin Ferrer  Philippines SF / PF UST
2 3 Jammer Jamito  Philippines PF St. Clare
9 Jericho De Guzman  Philippines C Benilde
2017 1 12 Jett Manuel  Philippines SG UP
3 35 Mikey Cabahug  Philippines SG Ateneo
2018 3 32 Matt Salem  United States SF NU [11]
2019 1 10 Arvin Tolentino  Philippines SF / PF FEU [12]
2 13 Jerrick Balanza  Philippines SG Letran
22 Kent Salado  Philippines PG Arellano
3 33 Fran Asuncion  Philippines SG AMA
2021 1 12 Ken Holmqvist  Philippines C FEU
2 13 Brian Enriquez  United States SF / SG William Woods
2022 1 8 Javi Gómez de Liaño  Philippines SF UP
2 20 Jayson David  Philippines SG / SF Lyceum
3 32 Rence Alcoriza  Philippines SG Arellano
2023 2 23 Ralph Cu  Philippines PF De La Salle
3 34 Kim Aurin  Philippines SG Perpetual
4 45 Franz Abuda  United States SF San Beda
5 56 Brandrey Bienes  Philippines PF / C FEU
2024 1 3 RJ Abarrientos  Philippines PG FEU
2 17 Didat Hanapi  Philippines SG Adamson
22 Paolo Hernandez  Philippines SG / SF Mapúa
3 34 Paul Garcia  United States SG Ateneo

Notes

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1.^ All players entering the draft are Filipinos until proven otherwise.

References

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  1. ^ Nazareno, Rocky (January 17, 1994). "Surprises, surprises". Manila Standard. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  2. ^ Gulle, Jimbo (January 22, 1996). "Aquino! Aquino!". Manila Standard. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  3. ^ "Chants of 'Ginebra, Ginebra' as Slaughter made No. 1 pick in surprise-filled PBA draft". Spin.ph. November 3, 2013. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  4. ^ Japa, Raffy (February 17, 1987). "Hills Bros. gets Solis; Codinera to Ginebra". Manila Standard. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  5. ^ Mercado, Jay (January 12, 2023). "#ThrowbackThursday: Remembering the first televised PBA rookie draft". Rivalry Network. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  6. ^ Nazareno, Rocky (January 13, 1992). "Meneses PBA draft top pick". Manila Standard. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  7. ^ Nazareno, Rocky (January 18, 1993). "Book-form draft by PBA". Manila Standard. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  8. ^ Angeles, Manny (January 9, 1995). "Espino to SLR; Feihl to Tondeña". Manila Standard. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  9. ^ Reyes, Marc Anthony (January 15, 2001). "Red Bull gets flashy guard". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  10. ^ Navarro, June (January 13, 2003). "Aces drop Duremdes, pick Cortez 1st". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  11. ^ "Grading the 2018 PBA Rookie Draft". ESPN.com. December 17, 2018. Retrieved July 15, 2024.
  12. ^ "Columbian makes Adams the No. 1 pick in regular PBA draft; Shaw picked second". Spin.ph. December 8, 2019. Retrieved July 15, 2024.