San Miguel Beermen draft history

Selections

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	Notes	Ref
1985	1	3	Teddy Alfarero	Philippines	F/C	La Salle
1989	1	6	Bobby Jose	Philippines	F	UST
1989	2	11	Ato Agustin	Philippines	G	Lyceum
1990	1	8	Edgardo Postanes	Philippines		Far Eastern
	2	16	Romeo Lopez	Philippines		Arellano
	3	22	Josel Angeles	Philippines		Lyceum
1991	1	4	Arthur dela Cruz Sr.	Philippines	F	San Sebastian College
1992	1	5	Bong Ravena	Philippines	G	East
1992	2	13	Julian Rabbi Tomacruz	Philippines		UST
1993	2	15	Rodolfo Abad	Philippines		Southwestern
1993	3	20	Nicasio Serafica	Philippines		Southwestern
1994	2	15	Mike Otto	Philippines		Far Eastern
1995	1	5	Bryant Punsalan	Philippines		Far Eastern
	2	13	Matthew Makalintal	Philippines		St. Benilde
	3	20	Silver Villafuerte	Philippines
1996	1	5	Marcelino Morelos	Philippines		East
	1	6	Gilbert Castillo	Philippines		Letran
	2	13	Roel Bravo	Philippines		Manila
1997	2	11	Ronilo Padilla	Philippines		UC
1998	1	2	Noy Castillo	United States	F/C	Citadel	Traded to Shell in exchange for Danny Ildefonso.
	1	5	William Antonio	United States	G/F	Chaminade
	2	13	Oscar Simon	Philippines		UM
1999	Direct Hire		Danny Seigle	United States	F	Wagner
	3	21	Rommel Daep	Philippines		San Sebastian
	3	22	Victor Pambuan	Philippines		Ohlone
2000	Direct Hire		Dorian Peña	United States	F/C
	1	7	Ronaldo Carmona Jr.	Philippines		UPHSD
	3	24	Jojo Castillo	Philippines
	4	31	Noel David	Philippines
2001	1	10	Joey Mente	Philippines	G	Lyceum
	2	19	Jomar Tierra	Philippines	G	Lyceum
	3	30	Jeremy Anciete	Philippines		North Park
	4	38	Calijohn Orfrecio	Philippines		DLSU
	5	45	Allen Patrimonio	Philippines	F	DLSU
	5	46	Isagani Malindog	Philippines		NU
2002	2	18	Alvin Castro	Philippines	F	DLSU
2003	1	8	Marlon Legazpi	Philippines	C	MLQU
2003	2	18	Arnold Calo	Philippines	F	MLQU
2005	1	8	Paolo Hubalde	Philippines	G	UE
2006	1	4	LA Tenorio	Philippines	G	Ateneo
2006	1	5	Gabby Espinas	Philippines	F	PCU
2007	1	2	Samigue Eman	Philippines	C	U of Mindanao
2007	1	9	Jonas Villanueva	Philippines	G	FEU
2008	1	8	Bonbon Custodio	Philippines	G	UE
2009	1	9	James Sena	Philippines	F/C	JRU
2011	1	3	Chris Lutz	United States	G/F	Marshall	Acquired from Barako Bull in exchange for 2011 1st round draft pick.
	3	23	Filemon Fernandez	United States	PG/SG	Orange Coast
	4	24	Gerald Lapus	Philippines	SF/PF	Arellano
2012	1	1	June Mar Fajardo	Philippines	C	UC		^[1]
	1	3	Alex Mallari	United States	G/F	Lewis-Clark
	3	25	Mark Sarangay	Philippines	F/C	Mapua
2013	3	25	Sam Marata	Philippines	SG	UP
2013	4	34	Nate Matute	United States	SG	JRU
2014	2	22	Gab Banal	Philippines	SF	Mapua
2015	3	32	Michael Mabulac	Philippines	PF	JRU
2015	4	41	Andretti Stevens	Philippines	PG/SG	Mapua
2016	Special draft		Arnold Van Opstal	Germany	C	DLSU		^[2]^[3]
	2	6	Rashawn McCarthy	United States	PG/SG	SUNY–Old Westbury
	3	14	Jovit Dela Cruz	Philippines	PG	SSC-R	Released to free agency
2017	1	1	Christian Standhardinger	Germany	F/C	Hawaii
	2	17	Louie Vigil	Philippines	G/F	UST
	3	34	Jerome Ortega	Philippines	G	AMA
	4	41	Joseph Nalos	Philippines	G/F	Adamson
2018	3	31	Ryan Monteclaro	Philippines	G	Adamson
2019	3	35	Travis Thompson	United States	G	Alaska Anchorage
	4	42	Daniel de Guzman	Philippines	F	NEUST
	5	45	Von Tambeling	Philippines	G/F	Letran
2020	3	32	Allen Enriquez	Philippines	F	Arellano
	4	42	Mohammad Salim	Philippines	F	National U
	5	51	Gregory Flor	Philippines	G	PMMA
	6	58	Jeffrey Manday	Philippines	G	Sta. Ana de Victorias
	7	60	Luis Abaca	Philippines	G	St. Benilde

Notes

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

References

^ Petron Blaze makes June Mar Fajardo the number one pick in 2012 PBA Draft, InterAktv, interaksyon.com, August 19, 2012
^ Beermen select Van Opstal, Musong R. Castillo, sports.inquirer.net, October 28, 2016
^ Star, Blackwater, SMB are top PBA draft winners; GlobalPort, TNT among losers, Karlo Sacamos, spin.ph, October 31, 2016

[1] Petron Blaze makes June Mar Fajardo the number one pick in 2012 PBA Draft, InterAktv, interaksyon.com, August 19, 2012

[2] Beermen select Van Opstal, Musong R. Castillo, sports.inquirer.net, October 28, 2016

[3] Star, Blackwater, SMB are top PBA draft winners; GlobalPort, TNT among losers, Karlo Sacamos, spin.ph, October 31, 2016

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