1992 PBA draft

{{Infobox sports draft

| name = 1992 PBA draft

| image =

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| date = January 12, 1992

| time = 6:30 pm

| location = The ULTRA, Pasig

| network = Vintage Sports on PTV

| league = Philippine Basketball Association

| first = Vergel Meneses (Presto)

| prev = 1991

| next = 1993

}}

The 1992 Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) rookie draft was an event at which teams drafted players from the amateur ranks. The annual rookie draft was held on January 12, 1992, at The ULTRA. {{cite news|url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ZGcVAAAAIBAJ&sjid=igsEAAAAIBAJ&pg=5065%2C2080862|title=Meneses PBA top draft pick|work=Rocky Nazareno, Manila Standard, January 13, 1992}}

Round 1

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! style="background:#DDDDFF;"| Pick

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="20%"| Player

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="20%"| Country of origin*

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="35%"| PBA team

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="25%"| College

align=center| 1

| Vergel Meneses

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| Presto Ice Cream

| Jose Rizal

align=center| 2

| Stevenson Solomon

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| Alaska Milkmen

| San Sebastian

align=center| 3

| Joselito Escobar

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| Shell Rimula X

| East

align=center| 4

| Fermin Albert Ramas

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| Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs

| Mapua

align=center| 5

| Ferdinand Ravena, Jr.

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| San Miguel Beermen

| East

align=center| 6

| Enrique Reyes

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| Swift Mighty Meaties

| Ateneo de Manila

align=center| 7

| Allen Sasan

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| Alaska Milkmen

| Cebu

align=center| 8

| Emilio Chuatico, Jr.

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| Ginebra San Miguel

| Ateneo de Manila

Round 2

class="wikitable"

! style="background:#DDDDFF;"| Pick

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="20%"| Player

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="20%"| Country of origin*

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="35%"| PBA team

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="25%"| College

align=center| 9

| Joseph Valdez

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| Presto Ice Cream

| Adamson

align=center| 10

| Roberto Jabar

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| Pepsi Cola

| Southwestern

align=center| 11

| Bonel Balingit

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| Swift Mighty Meaties

| Visayas

align=center| 12

| Joselito Guanio

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs

| UP Diliman

align=center| 13

| Julian Rabbi Tomacruz

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| San Miguel Beermen

| Santo Tomas

align=center| 14

| Romulo Orillosa

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| Shell Rimula X

| Adamson

align=center| 15

| Ronald Cahanding

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| Alaska Milkmen

| Adamson

Round 3

class="wikitable"

! style="background:#DDDDFF;"| Pick

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="20%"| Player

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="20%"| Country of origin*

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="35%"| PBA team

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="25%"| College

align=center| 16

| Delfin Rizane

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| Swift Mighty Meaties

| Southwestern

align=center| 17

| Al David

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| Presto Ice Cream

| Letran

align=center| 18

| Gil Lumberio

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| Pepsi Cola

| Letran

align=center| 19

| Marcelino Albarillo

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs

| Mindanao

Round 4

class="wikitable"

! style="background:#DDDDFF;"| Pick

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="20%"| Player

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="20%"| Country of origin*

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="35%"| PBA team

! style="background:#DDDDFF;" width="25%"| College

align=center| 20

| Arthur Ayson

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| Presto Ice Cream

| Letran

align=center| 21

| Melchor Teves

| {{flag|Philippines|1936}}

| Swift Mighty Meaties

| San Sebastian

Notes

Alaska, the only team with two options in the first round, acquired the rights on the seventh pick overall by trading Eric Altamirano to Pepsi Cola in 1991.
The ballclubs have to sign their draftees within five days otherwise the players become free agents.

References

Category:Philippine Basketball Association draft

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