1978 Toyota Tamaraws season
| 1978 Toyota Tamaraws season |
| Head coach |
Dante Silverio |
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| All-Filipino Conference Results |
| Record |
0–0 |
| Place |
Champion |
| Playoff finish |
N/A |
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| Open Conference Results |
| Record |
0–0 |
| Place |
N/A |
| Playoff finish |
N/A |
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| Invitational Conference Results |
| Record |
0–0 |
| Place |
Champion |
| Playoff finish |
N/A |
| Toyota Tamaraws seasons |
| 1977 |
1979 |
The 1978 Toyota Tamaraws season was the fourth season of the franchise in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA)
Notable Dates
- July 15, 1978 - Toyota Tamaraws defeated Filmanbank, 132-113 in Game 4 to capture the PBA All Filipino championship and its 4th PBA title, 3 games to 1.
- September 5, 1978 - Toyota Tamaraws routs Great Taste, 183-154 for the highest-scoring PBA game, only to be toppled seven years later on November 21, 1985 by Ginebra's winning score of 197, also against Great Taste.
- December 14, 1978 - Toyota, reinforced by Carlos Terry and Bruce "Sky" King, wins the Invitational Conference by beating Tanduay, 108-98 (3-1) in Game 4 for its 5th PBA title.
Roster
References
External links
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1978 PBA All-Filipino Conference (Finals) • 1978 PBA Open Conference (Finals) • 1978 PBA Invitational Conference (Finals)
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| Team seasons |
U-Tex Wranglers • Crispa 400s • Mariwasa Porcelainmakers • Great Taste Discoverers • Royal Tru-Orangemen • Filmanbank • Tanduay Esquires • Toyota Tamaraws
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| Succession |
| 1977 • Seasons • 1979 |
1977 • All-Filipino Conference • 1979 |
1977 • Open Conference • 1979 |
1977 • Invitational Conference • 1979 |
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