1993 Coney Island Ice Cream Stars season

1993 Coney Island Ice Cream season

Head coach

All Filipino Cup results
Record	16–7 (.696)
Place	1st
Playoff finish	Finals
Commissioner's Cup results
Record	14–12 (.538)
Place	2nd
Playoff finish	Finals
Governor's Cup results
Record	9–9 (.500)
Place	5th
Playoff finish	Semifinals
Stats @ PBA-Online.net
Coney Island Ice Cream seasons
1992	1994

The 1993 Coney Island Ice Cream Stars season was the 6th season of the franchise in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). Change its team name to Purefoods Oodles Flavor Noodles in the Commissioners Cup and return to Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs in the Governors Cup.

Draft picks

Round	Pick	Player	Height	Position	College
1	4	Dwight Lago	6"3'	Forward	La Salle
1	5	Benito Cheng	6"3'	Forward	Mapua
2	10	Olsen Racela	5"11'	Guard	Ateneo De Manila
2	14	Freddie Abuda	6"4'	Center-Forward	University of Cebu
3		Victor Villarias	6"1'	Guard-Forward	UE

Off-season transactions

TRANSACTIONS
Freddie Abuda ^{Drafted Rookie}
Art Ayson ^{Free Agent; Unsigned}
Benito Cheng ^{Drafted Rookie}
Nani Demigillo ^{Free Agent; Signed with Alaska Milkmen}
Abe King ^{Acquired via Free Agency from Presto Ice Cream}
Dwight Lago ^{Drafted Rookie}
Frankie Lim ^{Acquired via Free Agency from Alaska Milkmen}
Olsen Racela ^{Drafted Rookie}
Elmer Reyes ^{Free Agent; Unsigned}
Leoncio Tan ^{Free Agent; Unsigned}

Summary

Formerly the Purefoods TJ Hotdogs, the Coney Island Ice Cream Stars under new coach Chot Reyes, bolster its lineup with the acquisition of veterans Frankie Lim of Alaska and Abe King of the defunct Presto ballclub, aside from signing up four rookies. The Stars carry a 6-4 won-loss card at the end of the eliminations, after dropping their first game in the quarterfinals to Swift, the Stars won six straight matches, including a 3-0 sweep over the Swift Mighty Meaties in their best-of-five semifinals duel to arrange a return meeting with defending champion San Miguel Beermen for the All-Filipino crown. Coney Island won the All-Filipino Cup trophy by defeating the powerhouse San Miguel Beermen, 4 games to 2, in the best-of-seven series, coach Chot Reyes became the first rookie coach to steer his team to a title. The finals victory was the first by the Purefoods franchise over the Beermen in the championship series.

Main article: 1993 PBA All-Filipino Cup Finals

The team switch to a new product and known as Purefoods Oodles in the Commissioner's Cup, the Flavor Noodles lost their first two games with Anthony Jones as their import. Jones was replaced by Carey Scurry, ^[1] who led the Oodles to 8 wins out of 9 games he played. Starting the semifinal round, the Oodles opted to replace Scurry with Ronnie Grandison. Purefoods advances in the finals for the second time in the season but lost their bid to win a second straight championship when they bowed to Ronnie Thompkins-powered Swift Mighty Meaties in six games for the Commissioner's Cup title.

Main article: 1993 PBA Commissioner's Cup Finals

Returning to their old name Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs in the Governor's Cup, the Hotdogs paraded Tharon Mayes as their import. Purefoods were tied at second place with Swift with a 7-3 card and a game behind top-seeded San Miguel Beermen. After winning their first two games in the semifinals, the Hotdogs lost their last six outings and were out of contention, placing fifth with an even 9-9 won-loss slate.

Awards

Alvin Patrimonio won his second Most Valuable Player (MVP) trophy in three years.
Jerry Codiñera and Alvin Patrimonio were named in the Mythical first team selection.

All-Filipino Cup roster

ROSTER	#	POS	HT	WT	COLLEGE
Freddie Abuda	8	Center-Forward	6”4’	200	University of Cebu
Elmer Cabahug	9	Guard-Forward	5”11’	165	University of Visayas
Glenn Capacio	12	Guard-Forward	6”1’	185	Far Eastern University
Benito Cheng	18	Forward	6”3’	200	Mapua Institute of Technology
Jerry Codiñera	44	Center	6”5’	245	University of the East
Joey Guanio	6	Forward	6”2’	215	University of the Philippines
Abe King	5	Center-Forward	6”4’	240	San Beda College
Dwight Lago	15	Forward	6”3’	200	De La Salle University
Frankie Lim	22	Guard	5”11’	165	San Beda College
Alvin Patrimonio	16	Forward	6”3’	215	Mapua Institute of Technology
Dindo Pumaren	10	Guard	5”9’	170	De La Salle University
Olsen Racela	17	Guard	5”11’	165	Ateneo de Manila University
Kevin Ramas	14	Center	6”4’	240	Mapua Institute of Technology

Commissioner’s Cup roster

ROSTER	#	POS	HT	WT	COLLEGE
Freddie Abuda	8	Center-Forward	6”4’	200	University of Cebu
Elmer Cabahug	9	Guard-Forward	5”11’	165	University of Visayas
Glenn Capacio	12	Guard-Forward	6”1’	185	Far Eastern University
Benito Cheng	18	Forward	6”3’	200	Mapua Institute of Technology
Jerry Codiñera	44	Center	6”5’	245	University of the East
Ronnie Grandison ^Import	21	Forward-Center	6”6’	215	University of New Orleans
Joey Guanio	5	Forward	6”2’	215	University of the Philippines
Anthony Jones ^Import		Center-Forward	6”5’		Oral Roberts University
Abe King	6	Center-Forward	6”4’	240	San Beda College
Dwight Lago	15	Forward	6”3’	200	De La Salle University
Frankie Lim	22	Guard	5”11’	165	San Beda College
Alvin Patrimonio	16	Forward	6”3’	215	Mapua Institute of Technology
Dindo Pumaren	10	Guard	5”9’	170	De La Salle University
Olsen Racela	17	Guard	5”11’	165	Ateneo de Manila University
Kevin Ramas	14	Center	6”4’	240	Mapua Institute of Technology
Carey Scurry ^Import	7	Center-Forward	6”7’	188	Long Island University

Governor’s Cup roster

ROSTER	#	POS	HT	WT	COLLEGE
Freddie Abuda	8	Center-Forward	6”4’	200	University of Cebu
Elmer Cabahug	9	Guard-Forward	5”11’	165	University of Visayas
Glenn Capacio	12	Guard-Forward	6”1’	185	Far Eastern University
Benito Cheng	18	Forward	6”3’	200	Mapua Institute of Technology
Jerry Codiñera	44	Center	6”5’	245	University of the East
Joselito Guanio	5	Forward	6”2’	215	University of the Philippines
Abe King	6	Center-Forward	6”4’	240	San Beda College
Dwight Lago	15	Forward	6”3’	200	De La Salle University
Frankie Lim	22	Guard	5”11’	165	San Beda College
Tharon Mayes ^Import	25	Guard-Forward	6”3’	175	Florida State University
Alvin Patrimonio	16	Forward	6”3’	215	Mapua Institute of Technology
Dindo Pumaren	10	Guard	5”9’	170	De La Salle University
Olsen Racela	17	Guard	5”11’	165	Ateneo de Manila University
Kevin Ramas	14	Center	6”4’	240	Mapua Institute of Technology

_{Assistant coach: Chito Narvasa Team Manager: Domingo Panganiban}

Win-Loss record

Season Rank	GP	Win	Lost	Pct.
3rd Overall	67	39	28	0.582

External links

Purefoods Basketball: Purefoods Current News and Updates

References

↑ Purefoods routs Gins

Preceded by Purefoods 1992	Purefoods 1993 1993	Succeeded by Purefoods 1994

Star Hotshots

Formerly the Purefoods TJ Giants, Coney Island Ice Cream Stars, B-Meg Llamados and San Mig Coffee Mixers Founded in 1988 Owned by the San Miguel Pure Foods Company, Inc., a subsidiary of San Miguel Corporation

The franchise	Franchise All-time roster Seasons Current season

Coaches	Fernandez Calilan Dalupan Capacio Panganiban Reyes Altamirano Narvasa Pumaren Altamirano Gregorio Gallent Cone Webb

Administration	Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala Jaime Zobel de Ayala Eduardo Cojuangco, Jr. Ramon S. Ang

Championships (13)	1990 Third 1991 All-Filipino 1993 All-Filipino 1994 Commissioner's 1997 All-Filipino 2002 Governors 2006 Philippine 2009–10 Philippine 2012 Commissioner's 2013 Governors' 2013–14 Philippine 2014 Commissioner's 2014 Governors'

Runner-up finishes (13)	1988 Open 1988 All-Filipino 1989 All-Filipino 1990 All-Filipino 1992 All-Filipino 1993 Commissioner's 1994 All-Filipino 1996 All-Filipino 1997 Governors' 2000 All-Filipino 2000 Governors' 2005-06 Fiesta 2007-08 Philippine 2012 Governors'

Seasons (27)	1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16

Retired numbers	7 Evangelista 16 Patrimonio 44 Codiñera

Culture and lore	Manila Clasico Kontrapelo The Captain The Defense Minister Big Game Pinoy Sakuragi The Scoring Apostle 2013–14 Grand Slam

1993 PBA season

Team seasons

Succession

1992
All-Filipino Cup
1994

Commissioner's Cup
1994

Governors' Cup
1994

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