2024–25 Pilipinas Super League season

The 2024–25 Pilipinas Super League season, also known as the President's Cup, was the fourth season of the Pilipinas Super League (PSL) Pro Division. The regular season began on December 21, 2024 and ended on February 11, 2025.^[1]

2024–25 Pilipinas Super League season
League	Pilipinas Super League
Sport	Basketball
Duration	Regular season: December 21, 2024 – February 11, 2025 Playoffs: February 14–25, 2025 Finals: February 27 – March 3, 2025
Number of games	55 (regular season) 14 (playoffs)
Number of teams	11
Regular season
Top seed	Caloocan Supremos
Season MVP	Michael Calisaan
Finals
Champions	Caloocan Supremos
Runners-up	San Juan Kings
Finals MVP	Jeramer Cabanag

Teams

In the lead-up to the President's Cup 2024–2025, the league gradually revealed the teams that would take part in the season. Only three teams made their return from previous seasons: the Biñan Tatak Gel, Caloocan Supremos, and San Juan Kings. The reigning league champions, the Quezon Titans are not among the teams competing.

List of 2024–25 Pilipinas Super League teams

Team	Locality	Overall statistics			2023–24 season statistics
		Apps.	Last	Best result	Record	Playoff result
Biñan Tatak Gel	Biñan, Laguna	2	2023–24	Fourth place (2023–24)	17–1 (.944)	Fourth place
Caloocan Supremos	Caloocan	3	2023–24	Quarterfinals (2022–23, 2023–24)	14–4 (.778)	Quarterfinals
Chichi Albayanos Wild Catz	Albay	1	New team		—
Davao del Norte – Pablo Valiant Kings	Davao del Norte	1	New team		—
GenSan Warriors	General Santos	1	New team		—
Lipa Batangas Stallions	Lipa, Batangas	1	New team		—
Pangasinan Abono Reapers	Pangasinan	1	New team		—
Pilipinas Navy Aguilas	Philippine Navy	1	New team		—
Pureblends Similan Black Fox	—	1	New team		—
San Juan Kings	San Juan	3	2023–24	Third place (2023–24)	16–2 (.889)	Third place
Verdiamonds Jewelry Incorp/Marikina Verdiamonds Jewellers	—	1	New team		—

Regular season

The regular season began on December 21, 2024.

Format

Like the previous tournament, every team will compete in a single round-robin format, playing against all other teams once. The top ten teams will advance to the playoffs.

Standings

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PCT	GB	Qualification
1	Caloocan Supremos	10	9	1	.900	—	Semifinals
2	GenSan Warriors	10	8	2	.800[a]	1
3	San Juan Kings	10	8	2	.800[a]	1	Quarterfinal Round 1
4	Pangasinan Abono Reapers	10	8	2	.800[a]	1
5	Biñan Tatak Gel	10	7	3	.700	2
6	Verdiamonds Jewellers	10	5	5	.500	4
7	Davao del Norte – Pablo Valiant Kings	10	4	6	.400	5
8	Pilipinas Navy Aguilas	10	3	7	.300	6
9	Pureblends Similar Black Fox	10	2	8	.200	7
10	Top Tier Athletics – Lipa Batangas Stallions	10	1	9	.100	8
11	Chichi Albayanos Wild Catz	10	0	10	.000	9

Updated to match(es) played on February 7, 2025. Source: Standings – via Genius Sports
Rules for classification: 1) Winning percentage; 2) Head-to-head standings; 3) Head-to-head point differential; 4) Head-to-head points scored; 5) Overall point differential; 6) Overall points scored.
Notes:

1. General Santos (2–0) wins tiebreaker over San Juan (1–1), and Pangasinan (0–2) based on head-to-head record.

Results table

Team	Game
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Biñan (BIÑ)	GS 70–64	PUR 94–72	PIL 89–72	CAL 67–70	PGS 78–90	LIP 133–86	CHI 20–0	DVN 83–65	SJ 71–79	VER 97–87
Caloocan (CAL)	CHI 108–84	DVN 96–77	PUR 83–72	PIL 90–77	BIÑ 70–67	LIP 126–91	SJ 78–75	VER 92–75	PGS 63–65	GS 100–79
Chichi Albayanos (CHI)	CAL 84–108	PUR 92–114	GS 61–102	VER 87–100	LIP 107–123	SJ 75–116	PIL 120–127	PGS 65–129	BIÑ 0–20	DVN 0–20
Davao del Norte (DVN)	PUR 97–75	CAL 77–96	SJ 63–69	VER 77–94	PIL 102–78	GS 75–90	LIP 96–59	PGS 74–86	BIÑ 65–83	CHI 20–0
General Santos (GS)	BIÑ 64–70	LIP 109–106	CHI 102–61	SJ 89–86*	PGS 74–72	VER 86–76	DVN 90–75	PUR 91–81	PIL 104–95	CAL 79–100
Lipa Batangas (LIP)	GS 106–109	VER 76–96	PGS 71–88	CHI 123–107	CAL 91–126	DVN 59–96	BIÑ 86–133	SJ 85–140	PIL 97–100	PUR 101–107
Pangasinan (PGS)	VER 80–57	PIL 110–92	LIP 88–71	GS 72–74	SJ 83–86	BIÑ 90–78	CHI 129–65	DVN 86–74	PUR 109–90	CAL 65–63
Pilipinas Navy (PIL)	SJ 71–100	PGS 92–110	BIÑ 72–89	CAL 77–90	PUR 79–74	DVN 78–102	CHI 127–120	VER 104–112	GS 95–104	LIP 100–97
Pureblends (PUR)	DVN 75–97	CHI 114–92	BIÑ 72–94	CAL 72–83	SJ 64–94	PIL 74–79	VER 96–100	GS 81–91	PGS 90–109	LIP 107–101
San Juan (SJ)	PIL 100–71	DVN 69–63	GS 86–89*	PUR 94–64	PGS 86–83	CHI 116–75	CAL 75–78	LIP 140–85	VER 96–83	BIÑ 79–71
Verdiamonds (VER)	PGS 57–80	LIP 96–76	CHI 100–87	DVN 94–77	GS 76–86	PUR 100–96	PIL 112–104	CAL 72–95	SJ 83–96	BIÑ 87–97

Source: Schedule
Legend: Blue = win; Red = loss; Matches with lighter background shading were decided after overtime. (*) Number of asterisks denotes number of overtime periods

Playoffs

	Quarterfinals 1 (twice-to-beat)					Quarterfinals 2 (twice-to-beat)					Semifinals (best-of-three)							Finals (best-of-three)
	4	Pangasinan	108
											1	Caloocan	69	79	71
	9	Pureblends	85
						4	Pangasinan	79			4	Pangasinan	60	85*	64
						5	Biñan	59
	5	Biñan	105
																		1	Caloocan	68	64	61
	8	Pilipinas Navy	63
																		3	San Juan	72	55	59
	3	San Juan	117
											2	GenSan		51	78
	10	Lipa Batangas	82
						3	San Juan	79			3	San Juan		80	90
						6	Veridiamonds	74
	6	Veridiamonds	84
	7	Davao del Norte	81

Awards

The league's individual season awards were handed out during halftime of Game 2 of the Finals series on March 1, 2025 at the Filoil EcoOil Centre in San Juan, Metro Manila. The Finals Most Valuable Player was later awarded at the conclusion of the series.

Awards	Recipient	Team
Most Valuable Player	Michael Calisaan	San Juan Kings
Finals Most Valuable Player	Jeramer Cabanag	Caloocan Supremos
PSL Mythical Team	Michael Calisaan	San Juan Kings
	Orlan Wamar Jr.	San Juan Kings
	Chris Bitoon	Caloocan Supremos
	Michael Mabulac	Pangasinan Abono Reapers
	Jorey Napoles	Pangasinan Abono Reapers