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1991 PBA draft

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1991 PBA draft
General information
DateJanuary 15, 1991
Time6:30 pm
LocationThe ULTRA, Pasig
NetworkVintage Sports on PTV
Overview
LeaguePhilippine Basketball Association
First selectionAlejandro Araneta (Alaska)
 1990
1992 

The 1991 Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) rookie draft was an event at which teams drafted players from the amateur ranks. The annual rookie draft was held on January 15, 1991, at The ULTRA. [1]

Round 1

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Pick Player Country of origin* PBA team College
1 Alejandro Araneta Philippines Alaska Milkmen Ateneo de Manila
2 Rene Hawkins Philippines Presto Tivoli Perpetual Help College of Rizal
3 Eugene Quilban Philippines Alaska Milkmen San Sebastian College
4 Arthur Dela Cruz Philippines San Miguel Beermen San Sebastian College
5 Jaime Gayoso Philippines Ginebra San Miguel Ateneo de Manila
6 Rudy Enterina Philippines Purefoods Hotdogs University of Visayas
7 Ronnie Lucero Philippines Shell Rimula X NCBA
8 Teofano Tiu, Jr Philippines Presto Tivoli Far Eastern

Round 2

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Pick Player Country of origin* PBA team College
Juancho Estrada Philippines Pepsi Cola Adamson University
Django Rivera Philippines Diet Sarsi San Sebastian College
Rosedendo Gomez Philippines Alaska Milkmen Cebu Central Colleges
MacDonald De Joya Philippines Shell Rimula X San Beda College
Joey Santamaria Philippines Purefoods Hotdogs De La Salle

Notes

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  • Purefoods owns the first pick, Alaska traded Elmer Reyes (who was acquired from Sarsi) in exchange to get the number one overall pick.
  • Presto traded Manny Victorino to Pepsi to acquire the number two overall pick.

References

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  1. "Draft of PBA 'live' on TV 4". Manila Standard.