Name:Kathrine Joy Amorato
User name: pbafanatic
b-day: April 15, 1991
location:Q.C., Philippines
hometown:Paoa, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur

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Natural, Mahilig ako sa PBA(^_^). I Mean sa mga "Gwapong" players(hahahaha). Medyo mahilig rin ako sa Jap. Food.(hahahaha) na-influence ako ng cousin ko).Mahilig ako sa color na Blue, Red at Green kaso purple 'tong ginmit ko sa blog ko(hehehehehehe), Ok, gusto sa tao yung palabiro(kadalasan kasi ganun ako). Ahm.......ano pa ba??????? Sige na nga hanggang dito na lang muna. (^_^)
team:San Miguel Beermen; Purefoods Chunkee Giants
player:Don Don Hontiveros(Pic nya yung nasa taas), Richard Yee, Marc Pingris, Noy Castillo, Vic Pablo, Jayjay Helterbrand, Syempre ang pinaka Fav. ko sa Alex Cabagnot
coach:Jong Uichico(SMB), Siot Tanquinsen(Gin), Ryan Gregorio(PCG)

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Si YENG GUIAO. Nakakainis sya masyadong madaya, may pa-walk-out walk-out pang nalalaman eh! sila naman itong madaya.n I hate also his players specialy Lordy Tugade(the kabayo), Mick Penisi(the devil), Topex Robinson(the postiso) exsept Cyrus Baguio.


Dondon Hontiveros: San Miguel Beer, guard, jersey# 7, height: 6'2, b-day: June 1, 1977, specialty: 3-points and steal
Sunday, July 09, 2006








First player in 8 years to win BPC from a team not in Finals

A remarkable performance in the Gran Matador Brandy-PBA Philippine Cup has earned Danny Seigle the Best Player of the Conference award.
Ironically, the award came as a surprise for the San Miguel All-Star forward, who wished he's still playing. The 6-foot-7 Seigle garnered 1,216 out of the possible 1,440 media votes and won pulling away with a total of 2,532 votes.
"I'm a bit surprised I won because normally this award is reserved for players who are in the Finals," said Seigle, who won the honor at the expense of three candidates disputing the coveted Most Valuable Player trophy.
Purefoods shooting guard James Yap, the MVP race leader and the players' choice with 663 votes, wound up second with a 1,629 total. Red Bull center Enrico Villanueva was third with 724 votes followed by Purefoods power forward Marc Pingris with 654 votes.
"I'm still disappointed up to now. Since day one, my goal was for the team to win the championship. How I wished I'm still playing," Seigle said. The Beermen, who lost in the one-game battle for third place against Alaska last Wednesday, missed the Finals after losing to the Red Bull Barakos in seven games in their semifinal series.
It was the second time the 30-year old won conference MVP honors. He first won in 1999 when SMB captured the Governors Cup and the same year he went on to end the season by winning the Rookie of the Year trophy. Seigle caught the attention of many this conference by scoring 20-plus points in 19 consecutive games – an all-time record among locals.
Seigle averaged a second conference-best 24.7 points – which was next only to the 25.3 ppg of Barangay Ginebra’s Mark Caguioa, a 12th-best 9.2 rebounds and three assists this conference. But for the first time in his career, Seigle failed to score 1,000 points in a season, falling 118 points shy.
Seigle became only the seventh player to have won the Best Player of the Conference award at least twice and only the third Beermen after Danny Ildefonso (five) and Nelson Asaytono (two). The other previous conference MVP winners were Alvin Patrimonio (three), Vergel Meneses (three), Kenneth Duremdes (two) and Jerry Codinera (two).In 34 conferences since the award was first handed out in 1994, Seigle became only the third player to win the Best Player of the Conference award despite of his team not making it to the Finals – after Asaytono in the 1997 All-Filipino Cup and Codinera in the 1998 Governors Cup. (DBC)

from: www.pba.ph

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