Tommy Manotoc

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Tommy Manotoc is a former Filipino basketball coach in the PBA, for the U-Tex Wranglers, San Miguel Beer and the Crispa Redmanizers and later became deputy commissioner of the Mariano Yenko. He was also a former broadcaster for the PBA on Viva TV coverage from 2000-2002. Manotoc is also an amateur golfer for little-known golf tournaments in the country.

Manotoc became the second coach in league history to lead a PBA to a grandslam when he coached Crispa to win all titles in 1983.

He was once married to current Philippine congresswoman Imee Marcos, daughter of former Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos and is the father of Filipino celebrity Borgie Manotoc.

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