Iloilo Schools Sports Association
AbbreviationISSA
Legal statusAssociation
HeadquartersIloilo City
Region served
Western Visayas

The Iloilo Schools Sports Association (High School Basketball) is a sports association of Universities and Colleges in Iloilo City, Philippines. In 2007 Season, it has 11 member schools. At the Opening of School Year 2016-2017, the ISSA Board of Trustees approved the inclusion of CenterPhil Montessori, a private school based in Janiuay, Iloilo, as one of its member-schools. CenterPhil is the first school from Iloilo Province that was approved to join ISSA. ISSA is one of the sports associations affiliated with the Iloilo Sports Council and DepEd for Basketball.[1][2]

Member schools

School (Group A)Nickname
Hua Siong College of IloiloPhoenix
University of IloiloWildcats
Sun Yat Sen High SchoolTiongsan
University of San AgustinGolden Eagles
Central Philippine UniversityGolden Lions
St. Joseph SchoolTemplars
Western Institute of TechnologyCagers
School (Group B)Nickname
John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime UniversityDolphins
Bethany Christian Life AcademyBethans
De Paul CollegePaulinians
Holy Rosary AcademyRosarians
Colegio de San JoseJosephinians
West Visayas State UniversityEagles
CenterPhil Montessori (New Team-2016)SilverKnights

Eliminations standing (2007)

Standing (Group A)WL
ICCHS Baby Dragons50
SYS Tiongsan41
UI Wildcats32
SJS Templars23
USA Golden Eagles23
CPU Golden Lions14

Top 4 Advances to Semis

School (Group B)WL
BCLA Bethans41
JBLFMU Dolphins41
CSJ Josephians32
DPC Paulinians32
HRA Rosarians23
WVSU Eagles05

Top 4 Advances to Semis

2007 Semifinals round (Knockout)

Group A
#1ICCHS baby DragonsW
#4SJS TemplarsL
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#2SYS TiongsanW
#3UI WildcatsL
Group B
#1BCLA BethansW
#4DPC PauliniansL
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#2JBLFMU DolphinsW
#3CSJ JosephiansL

Venue: CPU Gymnasium, Jaro Iloilo City

2007 Finals Game(Best-of-3)

Group A
ICCHS Baby Dragons2
SYS Tiongsan0
Group B
BCLA Bethans1
JBLFMU Dolphins2

References

  1. Rañoa-Bismark, Maridol (2002-09-04). "Stonefree lives up to its name". The Philippine Star. Retrieved 2016-05-06.
  2. "Official Site Of The Philippine Collegiate Champions League". Retrieved 2016-05-06.
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