NCAA Season 80

NCAA Season 80
"Mighty @ 80!"
Host school University of Perpetual Help System DALTA
General champions
Seniors  PCU Dolphins
Juniors  La Salle Greenies
Seniors' champions
Sport Men Women
Basketball  PCU N/A
Juniors' champions
Sport Boys Girls
Basketball  San Beda N/A
(Ex) = Exhibition; (DS) = Demonstration Sport
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NCAA Season 80 is the 2004-2005 season of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (Philippines). It is divided into two divisions: Seniors division for college students, and the Juniors division for high school students.

Seniors' basketball tournament

NCAA Season 80
Host school University of Perpetual Help DALTA System
Men's Finals 1 2Wins
 UPHDS Altas 68 600
 PCU Dolphins 70 722
Duration September 17-22
Arena(s) Araneta Coliseum, Rizal Memorial Coliseum
Finals MVP Robert Sanz
TV network(s) Studio 23 and TFC
Juniors' Finals 1 23Wins
 San Beda Red Cubs 87 76882
 Letran Squires 77 81721
Duration September 17-24
Arena(s) Araneta Coliseum, Rizal Memorial Coliseum
Finals MVP Rogemar Menor
TV network(s) Studio 23 and TFC

The 2004 edition of the postseason tournament started on September 8, 2004 and ended on September 22, 2004, with the Philippine Christian University (PCU) Dolphins winning their first NCAA Basketball championship at the expense of the University of Perpetual Help Dalta System (UPHDS) Altas. PCU's Robert Sanz was adjudged as the Finals MVP.

Elimination round

At end of the elimination round, the PCU Dolphins and the UPHDS Altas emerged at the top of the standings with identical 10-4 cards. The UPHDS Altas got the first seed by virtue of having a better points difference (UPHDS won the first game by 13 points, while PCU won the second game by nine points). Defending champions Letran Knights followed at third. Three teams were tied for the last Semi-Final berth. UPHDS, PCU and Letran received automatic semi-final berths.

The key used throughout the article unless otherwise stated:

Qualified for semifinals with twice to beat advantage
Qualified for semifinals
Qualified for knockout game
TeamWLPCTGBPDPO
 UPHDS Altas 104.714-+4
 PCU Dolphins 104.714--4
 Letran Knights 95.6431
 San Beda Red Lions 77.5003+19
 Mapúa Cardinals 77.5003-5
 San Sebastian Stags 77.5003-14
 JRU Heavy Bombers 410.2866
 Benilde Blazers 212.1438

San Beda College, Mapua Institute of Technology and San Sebastian College - Recoletos were tied for the last berth for the Semi-Finals. San Sebastian was eliminated outright for they have the lowest quotient against San Beda and Mapua. San Beda and Mapua played the Knockout game for the fourth seed to face the UPHDS Altas in the semi-finals.

Bracket

  Fourth-seed playoff Semifinals
#1 & #2 have twice-to-beat advantage		 Finals
Best-of-three series
                               
      1   UPHDS 48 58  
  San Beda  59     4   San Beda 57 56  
    Mapua  52  
 
  * denote number of overtimes.   1   UPHDS 68 60
    2   PCU 70 72
 
 
  2   PCU 64 85*
  3   Letran 65 80  

Fourth-seed playoff

Semifinals

UPHDS–San Beda series

September 15
58–56  San Beda Red Lions
UPHDS wins series in two games

PCU–Letran series

September 15
85–80 (OT)  Letran Knights
PCU wins series in two games

Finals

September 22
60–72  PCU Dolphins
PCU wins series, 2–0

Juniors basketball tournament

In the NCAA Junior's Basketball Tournament, San Beda High beat Letran High in three games to capture their third straight title. Rogemar Menor was named Finals MVP.

Semi finals

At the Semi Finals, the San Beda Red Cubs eliminated the La Salle Green Hills Greenies to enter in the NCAA Finals.

The Letran Squires eliminated the PCU Baby Dolphins to capture the other final berth.

Finals

The San Beda Red Cubs meets the Letran Squires, the only team that beat them during the Regular Season.

September 24
88–72  Letran Squires
San Beda wins series, 2–1

Bracket

Semifinals Finals
      
1 San Beda 79
4 La Salle 71
1 San Beda 2
2 Letran 1
2 Letran 1
3 PCU 0

See also

Preceded by
NCAA Season 79		 NCAA Philippines seasons
2004-2005 		Succeeded by
NCAA Season 81
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