PBA STATS | SEAN CHAMBERS

SEAN CHAMBERS

THE MAN

PBA IMPORT

CAL POLY MUSTANGS

1989 - 2001

BEST IMPORT | 1 - 1996 GOVCUP

CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 (GRAND SLAM: 1996)

Few imports have matched the longevity, consistency, and loyalty of Sean Chambers, the heart and hustle of the Alaska franchise throughout the '90s. Arriving in 1989, Chambers became synonymous with Alaska basketball, bringing relentless energy, unmatched athleticism, and a team-first mindset.

The highlight of his career came in 1996, when he played a pivotal role in Alaska’s historic Grand Slam run, earning Best Import honors in the Governors’ Cup. Over his 13-season PBA run—all with Alaska—he helped the team to six championships, forming a dynasty alongside Johnny Abarrientos, Jojo Lastimosa, and Bong Hawkins.

More than just stats, Chambers was the soul of the Alaska squad—a leader on and off the court, respected by fans, teammates, and even rivals. In recognition of his impact, Alaska retired his No. 20 jersey, a rare and well-deserved honor for an import who made the Philippines his second home.

YEAR	TEAM	GP	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG
1989	ALASKA	38	38.26	15.42	6.26	1.50	1.79
1990	ALASKA	23	29.87	12.35	4.83	0.87	1.87
1991	ALASKA	34	37.68	12.44	4.26	0.74	1.76
1992	ALASKA	12	39.83	13.83	6.00	1.17	1.92
1993	ALASKA	5	33.40	12.40	3.40	0.40	0.60
1994	ALASKA	23	33.78	12.96	4.35	1.04	1.09
1995	ALASKA	25	31.92	11.60	4.52	0.84	1.00
1996	ALASKA	30	29.80	10.77	4.00	0.97	0.57
1997	ALASKA	22	24.95	11.00	3.86	0.82	0.77
1998	ALASKA	18	23.50	10.17	4.39	0.56	0.56
1999	ALASKA	18	19.06	10.33	4.72	1.17	0.67
2000	ALASKA	11	18.91	10.27	4.55	1.18	1.09
2001	ALASKA	11	15.09	8.82	5.27	0.73	0.82
		270	30.46	12.05	4.71	0.97	1.20

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.