Jumamoy tops UAAP MVP standings as Konateh leads foreign-player race

National University’s Reinhard Jumamoy is the leading local contender for the UAAP Season 89 men’s basketball MVP award following the opening round, while Far Eastern University’s Mo Konateh holds the highest statistical points total overall.

Konateh has accumulated 78.429 statistical points (SPs), putting him ahead in the Best Foreign Student-Athlete (FSA) standings. His per-game averages are 13.86 points, 11.14 rebounds, 2.43 assists, 2.57 blocks and 1.71 steals.

University of Santo Tomas’ Collins Akowe follows with 74.857 SPs, averaging 15.29 points, 13.71 rebounds, 2.14 assists and 1.86 blocks. The Best FSA honour goes to the foreign student-athlete whose statistical points total is highest when the elimination round ends.

Jumamoy’s 72.714 SPs put him first among local players. His averages stand at 13.29 points, 6.0 rebounds, 5.14 assists and 1.14 steals per game.

Behind Jumamoy are University of Santo Tomas’ Amiel Acido with 68.714 SPs, National University’s PJ Palacielo with 66.286, University of Santo Tomas’ Mark Llemit with 66.000 and Far Eastern University’s Kirby Mongcopa with 65.000. Adamson University’s Monty Montebon has 60.571, followed by University of the Philippines’ Veejay Pre with 60.143.

Ateneo de Manila’s Kieffer Alas is the highest-ranked rookie, occupying 10th place with 59.143 SPs.