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FULL LIST: 2024 PBA Season 49 Draft

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FULL LIST: 2024 PBA Season 49 Draft
A mix of collegiate stars, Filipino-foreign standouts, and overseas league imports returning home make up the pool of rookie hopefuls for the PBA Draft

MANILA, Philippines – Rookies who will spice up the league are on their way as they see their hoop dreams turn into reality through the PBA Draft set on Sunday, July 14, at 4:30 pm at the Glorietta Activity Center in Makati City.

A mix of collegiate stars, Filipino-foreign standouts, and overseas league imports returning home make up the pool of rookie hopefuls seeking to crack the roster of the 12 teams.

Here is the draft order:

First round
  1. Converge – Justine Baltazar
  2. Blackwater – Sedrick Barefield
  3. Barangay Ginebra – RJ Abarrientos
  4. Phoenix – Kai Ballungay
  5. NorthPort – Dave Ildefonso
  6. NLEX – Jonnel Policarpio
  7. Rain or Shine – Caelan Tiongson
  8. Rain or Shine – Felix Lemetti
  9. Magnolia – Jerom Lastimosa
  10. Terrafirma – Mark Nonoy
  11. Meralco – CJ Cansino
  12. San Miguel – Avan Nava
Second round
  1. Rain or Shine – Francis Escandor
  2. NorthPort – Evan Nelle
  3. Terrafirma – CJ Catapusan
  4. Rain or Shine – Mike Malonzo
  5. Barangay Ginebra – Didat Hanapi
  6. NLEX – Brandon Ramirez
  7. Converge – Pao Javillonar
  8. Rain or Shine – Miggy Corteza
  9. Converge – Ben Phillips
  10. Barangay Ginebra – Paolo Hernandez
  11. Meralco – Kurt Reyson
  12. Converge – Jason Credo
Third round
  1. Converge – Ronan Santos
  2. Blackwater – DJ Mitchell
  3. Terrafirma – Peter Alfaro
  4. Phoenix – CJ Payawal
  5. NorthPort – Agem Miranda
  6. NLEX – Xyrus Torres
  7. TNT – Jared Brown
  8. Rain or Shine – Darwish Bederi
  9. Magnolia – Romulo Berjay
  10. Barangay Ginebra – Paul Garcia
  11. Meralco – JP Maguliano
  12. San Miguel – Abdul Sawat
Fourth round
  1. Converge – PASS
  2. Blackwater – Keith Pido
  3. Terrafirma – PASS
  4. Phoenix – Chino Mosqueda
  5. NorthPort – John Lawrence Uduba
  6. NLEX – Denzel Wong
  7. TNT – Mark Neil Cruz
  8. Rain or Shine – PASS
  9. Magnolia – Ry dela Rosa
  10. Barangay Ginebra – PASS
  11. Meralco – Jordan Bartlett
  12. San Miguel – Ralph Robin
Fifth round
  1. Converge – PASS
  2. Blackwater – PASS
  3. Terrafirma – PASS
  4. Phoenix – Patrick Feliciano
  5. NorthPort – Germy Mahinay
  6. NLEX – Adrian Partosa
  7. TNT – PASS
  8. Rain or Shine – PASS
  9. Magnolia – PASS
  10. Barangay Ginebra – PASS
  11. Meralco – PASS
  12. San Miguel – PASS
Sixth round
  1. Converge – PASS
  2. Blackwater – PASS
  3. Terrafirma – PASS
  4. Phoenix – PASS
  5. NorthPort – Robbi Darang
  6. NLEX – PASS
  7. TNT – PASS
  8. Rain or Shine – PASS
  9. Magnolia – PASS
  10. Barangay Ginebra – PASS
  11. Meralco – PASS
  12. San Miguel – PASS
Seventh round
  1. Converge – PASS
  2. Blackwater – PASS
  3. Terrafirma – PASS
  4. Phoenix – PASS
  5. NorthPort – PASS
  6. NLEX – PASS
  7. TNT – PASS
  8. Rain or Shine – PASS
  9. Magnolia – PASS
  10. Barangay Ginebra – PASS
  11. Meralco – PASS
  12. San Miguel – PASS

– Rappler.com

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Delfin Dioquino

Delfin Dioquino dreamt of being a PBA player, but he did not have the skills to make it. So he pursued the next best thing to being an athlete – to write about them. He took up journalism at the University of Santo Tomas and joined Rappler as soon as he graduated in 2017.