NCAA Season 96
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Rise Up Stronger | |||||||||||||
Host school | Colegio de San Juan de Letran | ||||||||||||
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NCAA Season 96 is the 2020–21 athletic year of the National Collegiate Athletic Association in the Philippines. The season host is the Colegio de San Juan de Letran, coincidentally also celebrating its 400th anniversary.[1]
Background
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Metro Manila, the preceding season, NCAA Season 95, was terminated. This meant tournaments that were ongoing or have not been started were all canceled. No championships were decided on canceled tournaments, and no general champions were named. The Management Committee has recommended on starting the athletic year in November, instead of the usual July schedule, with President Rodrigo Duterte moving the start of the academic year to September.[2]
This is also the first season where foreigners are banned from playing.[3]
After UAAP Season 83 was cancelled, the NCAA insisted on going through with its season.[4]
On May 14, 2021, it was reported that Martin Javier and Sophia Senoron was to host the season.[5] The opening ceremony was held virtually on June 13, 2021.[6] Originally set for May, it was postponed to June 13 following the surge of COVID-19 cases in the country as well as the placement of the NCR+ under enhanced community quarantine.[7][8]
No championships involving contact sports, including the basketball and volleyball, would be held.[9] Holding games under the bubble format was considered for basketball and volleyball but such plans did not push through.[4]
Basketball
The season also had basketball tournaments but it was a skills showdown featuring Martin Antonio teaching the skills. It featured San Beda's Radge Tongco, San Sebastian's Ian Valdez, EAC's Jethro Mendoza, Benilde's Kendrix Belgica, LPU's Kim Cinco, Arellano's Leonard Anquillo, Perpetual's Gerald Dizon, Letran's Mark Cruz and JRU's Justin Padua to show their skills. Its skills were shooting stars and dribble and shoot.
Rank | Name | Team | SS Time | D&S Time | Total Time |
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![]() | Kim Cinco (C/SFW) | ![]() | 27.35 | 24.19 | 51.54 |
![]() | Leonard Anquillo (SFL) | ![]() | 31.64 | 22.58 | 54.22 |
![]() | Mark Cruz (FL/SFW) | ![]() | 37.75 | 20.31 | 58.06 |
4 | Radge Tongco (SFL) | ![]() | 58.42 | 30.72 | 1:29.14 |
5 | Kendrix Belgica | ![]() | 1:01.23 | 37.39 | 1:38.62 |
6 | Ian Valdez | ![]() | 1:13.96 | 30.61 | 1:44.57 |
7 | Gerald Dizon | ![]() | 1:36.79 | 53.36 | 2:30.15 |
8 | Justin Padua | ![]() | 2:57.58 | 37.52 | 3:35.10 |
9 | Jethro Mendoza | ![]() | 3:29.51 | 20.06 | 3:49.60 |
References
[10]
Legend:
(C) = Champion
(SFL) = Semifinals Loser
(SFW) = Semifinals Winner
(FL) = Finals Loser
(H) = Host
Chess
Seniors' tournament
Results
Rank | Name | Team |
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![]() | Neymark Digno | ![]() |
![]() | Carl Jaedrianne Ancheta | ![]() |
![]() | Carl Zirex Sato | ![]() |
4 | Adrian Othniel Yulo | ![]() |
Bracket
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July 23 | ||||||||||
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July 29 | ||||||||||
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July 22 | ||||||||||
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July 27 | ||||||||||
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July 25 | ||||||||||
![]() | 3rd place | |||||||||
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July 28 | ||||||||||
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Taekwondo
Men's tournament
Rank | Name | Team | Score |
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![]() | Alfritz Arevalo | ![]() | 7.217 |
![]() | Ivan Murray Solimen | ![]() | 7.134 |
![]() | Roi Vinson Belano | ![]() | 7.083 |
4 | Christian Dave Tayrus | ![]() | 6.617 |
5 | John Harold Estoy | ![]() | 6.417 |
6 | Mikko Jeremi Bataoil | ![]() | 6.284 |
7 | Jake Aldrin Ramos | ![]() | 6.150 |
8 | Ralph Laurenz Gasco | ![]() | 6.033 |
Rank | Name | Team | Score |
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![]() | Michael Christian Macario | ![]() | 7.033 |
![]() | Mikko Jerami Bataoil | ![]() | 5.600 |
![]() | Justin Carl Dominic Nacua | ![]() | 7.033 |
Women's tournament
Rank | Name | Team | Score |
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![]() | Emie Fernandez | ![]() | 7.550 |
![]() | Diane Nicole Supangan | ![]() | 7.284 |
![]() | Lara Alejandrea Andres | ![]() | 6.867 |
4 | Keith Laura Baladaya | ![]() | 6.767 |
5 | Stephanie Shane Ashley Arana | ![]() | 6.734 |
6 | Chelsea Marie Bañez | ![]() | 6.484 |
7 | Francis Claire Apuya | ![]() | 6.234 |
8 | Marinella de Peralta | ![]() | 6.117 |
Rank | Name | Team | Score |
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![]() | Krizelle Therese Yadao | ![]() | 6.900 |
![]() | Shyenler Emelo Cedo | ![]() | 6.167 |
Juniors' tournament
Rank | Name | Team | Score |
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![]() | John Vergel Reyes | ![]() | 7.217 |
![]() | Aaron Isaac Sevilla | ![]() | 6.717 |
![]() | Tor Timothy Castillo | ![]() | 6.634 |
4 | Lebron James Alemania | ![]() | 6.117 |
5 | Kimichi Ramirez | ![]() | 6.067 |
Rank | Name | Team | Score |
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![]() | John McLeary Ornido | ![]() | 6.800 |
![]() | Raphael Ongkiko | ![]() | 6.700 |
Rank | Name | Team | Score |
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![]() | Ignatius Vicente Pinera | ![]() | 6.750 |
![]() | Dirk Ranque | ![]() | 6.483 |
![]() | Lebron James Alemania | ![]() | 6.200 |
4 | Ken Jireh Cuyugan | ![]() | 5.858 |
5 | Earl Arvin Arellano | ![]() | 4.467 |
Rank | Name | Team | Score |
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![]() | John Patrick Moneda | ![]() | 6.733 |
![]() | Reymundo Calamba III | ![]() | 6.558 |
![]() | Chris Daniel Barrozo | ![]() | 6.375 |
4 | Kris Martin Pulanco | ![]() | 6.367 |
5 | Tristan Andrew Diaz | ![]() | 5.108 |
Media
Due to the dissolution of ABS-CBN Sports and the denial of the new franchise of ABS-CBN by the House of Representatives, the NCAA had to find a new broadcast partner since its media partner's denial of franchise.[16] On November 19, 2020, NCAA signed a deal with GMA Network, making them the broadcast partner for the next six seasons until Season 101.[17][18]
References
- ^ Leongson, Randolph (May 13, 2020). "NCAA Season 96 hosting duties formally transferred to Letran". Sports Interactive Network Philippines. Retrieved May 13, 2020.
- ^ Galvez, Waylon (April 29, 2020). "NCAA Season 96 likely to be moved on later date". Manila Bulletin.[dead link]
- ^ Go, Beatrice. "NCAA to ban foreign players starting Season 96 in 2020". Rappler. Retrieved April 30, 2020.
- ^ a b Villar, Joey. "NCAA eyeing similar bubble setup with PBA for Season 96". The Philippine Star. Retrieved December 17, 2020.
- ^ "Martin Javier at Sophia Senoron, hosts ng 'Rise Up Stronger: The Road to NCAA Season 96'" [Martin Javier and Sophia Senoron, hosts of 'Rise Up Stronger: The Road to NCAA Season 96']. Balitambayan (in Filipino). GMA News. Retrieved May 21, 2021.
- ^ "'Extraordinary' NCAA season officially kicks off". BusinessWorld. June 13, 2021. Retrieved June 13, 2021.
- ^ "NCAA postpones Season 96 opening to June". CNN Philippines. Archived from the original on June 10, 2021. Retrieved June 10, 2021.
- ^ "NCAA moves Season 96 opening to June". GMA News. Retrieved June 10, 2021.
- ^ Lozada, Bong (June 11, 2021). "No contact sports for NCAA Season 96". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved June 13, 2021.
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVeQB7vvaqw, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rA7XEkPRBk&t=1593s and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52cWtXUHO-A&t=1113s
- ^ "San Beda rules NCAA Season 96 poomsae men's division". GMA News. Retrieved June 14, 2021.
- ^ a b c "EAC, CSB, San Beda rule NCAA 96 poomsae freestyle". GMA News. Retrieved June 17, 2021.
- ^ "JRU's Emie Fernandez cops gold in NCAA 96 women's poomsae". GMA News. Retrieved June 15, 2021.
- ^ "EAC's John Vergel Reyes rules NCAA Season 96 junior boys' poomsae". GMA News. Retrieved June 16, 2021.
- ^ a b "LPU, SBU rule in opening day of NCAA 96 speed kicking tiff". GMA News. Retrieved June 18, 2021.
- ^ Ulanday, John Bryan (July 18, 2020). "UAAP, NCAA, MPBL, PVL kailangan ng bagong TV partner" [UAAP, NCAA, MPBL, PVL need a new TV partner]. Pang-Masa (in Filipino). The Philippine Star. Retrieved July 25, 2020.
- ^ "GMA 7 beats TV5 for right to broadcast NCAA games, says source". Spin.ph. Retrieved November 21, 2020.
- ^ Cruz, Angel Javier (July 1, 2021). "GMA, NCAA team up to fulfill athletes' dreams". The Philippine Star. Retrieved July 1, 2021.
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