NCAA SRS Basketball Report

As of November 10, 2026

The NCAA SRS Basketball statistical report as of November 10, 2026 provides a comprehensive overview of team and player performances during the ongoing NCAA basketball tournament. Based on the results of 65 games played, the report highlights emerging contenders, key statistical leaders, and significant trends that continue to shape the race for playoff positioning.

Offensively, EAC has established itself as the league's most productive team, averaging 86.15 points per game. CSJL follows with 82.62 points per contest, while CSB-DLSU ranks third with an average of 80.77 points. These teams have consistently generated scoring opportunities through efficient shot selection, strong ball movement, and balanced offensive contributions from both starters and reserves.

On the defensive end, SBU remains the benchmark of the league, surrendering only 65.77 points per game. MU and JRU have also demonstrated excellent defensive efficiency, limiting opponents to 66.85 and 70.08 points per game, respectively. Their success has been anchored on disciplined team defense, effective rebounding, and the ability to force difficult shots from opposing teams.

Individual performances continue to play a major role in team success. Lawrence Mangubat of JRU leads all scorers with an average of 17.08 points per game, closely followed by Marc Cuenco of MU with 17.00 points per game. Other notable offensive contributors include T-MC Ongotan of AU, Aldous Torculas of SBU, and Renz Villegas of LPU.

In playmaking, Jonathan Manalili of CSJL tops the league with 8.14 assists per game, while Jhommel Ancheta of CSB-DLSU ranks second with 6.08 assists per game. On the boards, Yam Concepcion of MU leads all rebounders with 8.92 rebounds per game. Defensively, Kevin Santos of CSJL leads the league in blocked shots with 1.67 blocks per game, further emphasizing CSJL's strong presence on both ends of the floor.

Recent results have significantly influenced the tournament standings. EAC registered a 102-93 victory over AU, while MU defeated LPU, 71-68, on November 9. On November 10, CSJL edged UPHSD, 85-83, and SBU secured an 82-69 victory against CSB-DLSU. These outcomes have intensified the competition among the league's leading teams as the elimination round approaches its conclusion.

Overall, the NCAA SRS Basketball report reflects a highly competitive season characterized by EAC's offensive firepower, SBU's defensive excellence, JRU's balanced approach, and the consistent individual brilliance of several top performers across the league. As teams continue their pursuit of favorable playoff positions, statistical efficiency, defensive consistency, and execution during crucial games will remain key factors in determining championship contenders.