NCAA Season 84 Basketball Tournaments - Broadcast Notes

Broadcast Notes

ABS-CBN's UHF channel Studio 23 is the sole coverer of the games, covering all men's games since opening day held on a Wednesday and Friday (except for the last two games on opening day). 101.9 For Life!, ABS-CBN's FM radio station, delivers updates on game dates.

NCAA College Hoops airs every Monday afternoons as a supplement for the main NCAA coverage. It is hosted by Andrei Felix and San Beda courtside reporter Pia Boren.

Playoff broadcasters are:

Game Play-by-play Analyst Courtside reporters
JRU-San Sebastian playoff Andrei Felix Allan Gregorio Cassie Umali and Carla Rivera
Letran-Mapua playoff Bill Velasco Butch Maniego Meg Punzalan and Jean King
Fourth-seed game Andrei Felix Butch Maniego Carla Rivera and Jean King
Second-seed game Bill Velasco Allan Gregorio Meg Punzalan and Cassie Umali
San Beda-Mapua semifinal game 1 Bill Velasco Allan Gregorio Pia Boren and Jean King
JRU-Letran semifinal Andrei Felix Butch Maniego Cassie Umali and Meg Punzalan
San Beda-Mapua semifinal game 2 Bill Velasco Allan Gregorio Pia Boren and Jean King
Juniors' Finals Game 1 Andrei Felix Jude Roque Carla Rivera and Meg Punzalan
Seniors' Finals Game 1 Bill Velasco Butch Maniego Pia Boren and Cassie Umali
Juniors' Finals Game 2 Andrei Felix Jude Roque Carla Rivera and Meg Punzalan
Seniors' Finals Game 2 Bill Velasco Allan Gregorio Pia Boren and Cassie Umali
Seniors' Finals Game 3 Bill Velasco Allan Gregorio Pia Boren and Cassie Umali

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