PBA Philippine Cup

The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Philippine Cup is the award given at PBA's all-Filipino conference. The tournament does not allow teams to hire foreign players or imports. Prior to 2004-05 season, the tournament was then known as the PBA All-Filipino Cup. The Philippine Cup is the most prestigious tournament in a PBA season.

The current holders of the Philippine Cup are the Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters.

The champion for the 2006-07 tournament shall receive a new trophy worth PHP 500,000 and made up of 14-karat gold, in which they can keep for a year. After that, they will receive a replica of the new trophy. If a team wins three consecutive tournaments, the franchise gets to keep the trophy and not the replica.^[1] The trophy is named after former PBA commissioner Jun Bernardino.^[2]

In the history of the league, no team was able to win the All-Filipino conference three consecutive times, although the Crispa Redmanizers won back-to-back twice (1976-77, 1983-84), while the Great Taste Coffee Makers won consecutive championships on 1984 and 1985. In fact, Great Taste's 1985 championship was the last successful title defense; all champions since 1985 weren't able to successfully defend their title.

All seasons except 1981 had an All-Filipino conference. The 1984 season had two All-Filipino conferences.

List of All-Filipino Cup Champions

Per season

Season	Winning Team	Losing Team	Series	Details
1975	Toyota	Crispa	3-1	All-Filipino Conference
1976	Crispa	Toyota	3-1	All-Filipino Conference
1977	Crispa	Mariwasa	3-2	All-Filipino Conference
1978	Toyota	Filmanbank	3-1	All-Filipino Conference
1979	Crispa	Toyota	3-2	All-Filipino Conference
1980	Crispa	Toyota	3-1	All-Filipino Conference
1981	No tournament to give way to Manila's hosting of the 1981 Southeast Asian Games.
1982	Toyota	San Miguel	4-3	Reinforced Filipino Conference
1983	Crispa	Gilbey's	3-0	All-Filipino Conference
	Crispa	Great Taste	3-2	Reinforced Filipino Conference
1984*	Crispa	Great Taste	4-1	All-Filipino Conference
	Great Taste	Beer Hausen	3-0	All-Filipino Conference
1985	Great Taste	Shell	3-1	All-Filipino Conference
1986	Tanduay	Ginebra	3-1	All-Filipino Conference
1987	Great Taste	Hills Bros.	3-0	All-Filipino Conference
1988	Añejo	Purefoods	3-1	All-Filipino Conference
1989	San Miguel	Purefoods	4-2	All-Filipino Conference
1990	Presto Tivoli	Purefoods	4-3	All-Filipino Conference
1991	Purefoods	Sarsi	3-2	All-Filipino Conference
1992	San Miguel	Purefoods	4-3	All-Filipino Conference
1993	Coney Island	San Miguel	4-2	All-Filipino Cup
1994	San Miguel	Coney Island	4-2	All-Filipino Cup
1995	Sunkist	Alaska	4-3	All-Filipino Cup
1996	Alaska	Purefoods	4-1	All-Filipino Cup
1997	Purefoods	Gordon's	4-2	All-Filipino Cup
1998	Alaska	San Miguel	4-3	All-Filipino Cup
1999	Shell	Tanduay	4-2	All-Filipino Cup
2000	Alaska	Purefoods	4-1	All-Filipino Cup
2001	San Miguel	Barangay Ginebra	4-2	All-Filipino Cup
2002	Coca-Cola	Alaska	3-1	All-Filipino Cup
2003	Talk 'N Text	Coca-Cola	4-2	All-Filipino Cup
2004-05	Barangay Ginebra	Talk 'N Text	4-2	All-Philippine Cup
2005-06	Purefoods	Red Bull	4-2	Philippine Cup
2006-07	Barangay Ginebra	San Miguel	4-2	Philippine Cup
2007-08	Sta. Lucia	Purefoods	4-3	Philippine Cup
2008-09	Talk 'N Text	Alaska	4-3	Philippine Cup
2009-10	Purefoods	Alaska	4-0	Philippine Cup
2010-11	Talk 'N Text	San Miguel	4-2	Philippine Cup
2011-12	TBD	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]

* Two all-Filipino conferences were held on 1984.

Per franchise

Team	Total	Last Championship
Crispa	7	1984
Purefoods/Coney Island	5	2009-10
San Miguel	4	2001
Great Taste/Presto Tivoli	4	1990
Añejo/Barangay Ginebra	3	2006-07
Alaska	3	2000
Toyota	3	1981
Talk 'N Text	3	2010-11
Sta. Lucia	1	2007-08
Coca-Cola	1	2002
Shell	1	1999
Sunkist	1	1995
Tanduay	1	1986

References

1. ^ PBA to award perpetual trophy. The Manila Times. Published January 25, 2007.
2. ^ PHIL CUP PERPETUAL TROPHY NAMED AFTER BERNARDINO PBA.ph March 27, 2007