PBA STATS | ATOY CO

FORTUNATO CO, JR.

THE FORTUNE COOKIE

1975

PIONEER

MAPUA CARDINALS

1975 - 1988

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER | 1 - 1979

BEST PLAYER OF THE CONFERENCE | NONE

MYTHICAL FIVE | 9 - 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984

MYTHICAL TEN | NONE

FINALS MVP | NONE

CHAMPIONSHIPS | 14 (GRAND SLAM: 1976 & 1983)

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR | NONE

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM | NONE

ALL-STAR MVP | NONE

SCORING CHAMPION | 1 - 1979

Before the PBA had its modern stars, it had Atoy Co, a pioneering scorer and showman whose flair electrified the league's early years. A founding player in the PBA’s inaugural 1975 season, Co quickly became one of its brightest lights. The 1979 MVP, Co was a 9-time Mythical First Team member and the league's scoring champion that same year. But beyond individual accolades, it was his championship pedigree that truly stood out: 15 titles, including two Grand Slams with Crispa in 1976 and 1983, putting him in rarefied air among basketball royalty. Stylish, confident, and clutch, Atoy helped define what it meant to be a PBA superstar—and remains one of the league's most enduring icons.

YEAR	TEAM	GP	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG
1975	CRISPA	49	20.53	4.90	4.33	0.92	0.84
1976	CRISPA	61	19.85	3.54	3.64	0.92	0.49
1977	CRISPA	62	22.47	2.58	3.82	0.63	0.85
1978	CRISPA	49	21.61	3.24	3.80	1.10	0.53
1979	CRISPA	62	23.19	3.55	4.03	0.89	0.34
1980	CRISPA	59	18.73	3.90	4.78	0.58	0.63
1981	CRISPA	47	18.98	3.43	4.32	0.53	0.36
1982	CRISPA	53	17.08	3.53	3.15	0.94	0.23
1983	CRISPA	61	14.25	2.97	4.18	0.56	0.51
1984	CRISPA	49	18.63	3.27	3.98	0.61	0.45
		552	19.55	3.47	4.00	0.76	0.53
1985	MANILA	44	12.68	3.23	3.77	0.66	0.55
1986	MANILA	41	13.49	3.12	3.56	0.29	0.56
		85	13.07	3.18	3.67	0.48	0.55
1987	GREAT TASTE	59	8.90	2.95	2.68	0.24	0.31
1988	PRESTO / GTASTE	53	10.70	2.43	1.91	0.19	0.40
		112	9.75	2.71	2.31	0.21	0.35
		749	17.35	3.32	3.71	0.65	0.50

SOURCES: This is not official. Information credit comes from the following sources: PBA, The PBA Hardcourt Annual, the defunct PBA Online website, the Real GM website, Philippine Basketball Reference, PBA Archives, PBA Records and Oddities, Edmon 1974, and Wikipedia.