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Renato "Ato" Agustin
Personal Info
Alias	The Atom Bomb
Jersey No.	6
Position	Point Guard/Shooting Guard
Current Team	Retired
Country	Philippines
Born	(1963-08-01) August 1, 1963 (age 48) Lubao, Pampanga, Philippines
Height	6 ft. 0 in.
Weight	180 lbs.
College	Lyceum of the Philippines University
Career Highlights
Draft	11th overall, 1989 by San Miguel Beermen
Pro Career	1989 – 2001
Also played for	San Miguel Beermen (1989-1996) Pop Cola Panthers (1996-1997) Pampanga Dragons (1998) Sta. Lucia Realtors (1999-2000) Batang Red Bull Energizers (2000-2001)
Awards Received
1991 PBA Most Improved Player 1991 PBA Mythical Second Team 1992 PBA Most Valuable Player 1992 PBA Mythical First Team 1993 PBA Mythical First Team 1994 PBA Mythical First Team 2000 PBA Comeback Player of the Year 2011 PBA Governors Cup Champion (as a coach)

Renato Agustin (born August 1, 1963), better known as Ato "The Atom Bomb" Agustin, is a former Filipino professional basketball player. He played college ball for the Lyceum of the Philippines, before moving on to play professional basketball in the Philippine Basketball Association.^[1]

Agustin is a former Most Valuable Player awardee of the PBA.^[1] He played for the San Miguel Beermen, Sunkist/Pop Cola, the Sta. Lucia Realtors, and finally, Batang Red Bull. In 2000, Agustin was named a member of the PBA's 25 Greatest Players.

He also had a brief stint in with the Pampanga Dragons in the Metropolitan Basketball Association.

He is the former head coach of the San Sebastian Golden Stags men's basketball team in the NCAA, having taken over from Jorge Gallent in 2009, and winning a championship in the same year. In 2010, he became head coach of his former PBA team, the San Miguel Beermen. In the 2011 PBA Governor's Cup, Agustin steered the team (now known as the Petron Blaze Boosters) to the championship, defeating the Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters in seven games. He was the 9th coach in PBA history to win a title in his first year as head coach.^[2]

Coaching record

Collegiate record

Season	Team	Eliminations				Playoffs
Season	Team	W	L	PCT	Finish	PG	W	L	PCT	Results
2009	SSC-R	16	2	.889	2nd	5	3	2	.600	Defeated San Beda in the Finals
2010	SSC-R	13	3	.813	2nd	3	1	2	.333	Defeated by San Beda in the Finals
Totals		29	5	.853		8	4	4	.500	1 championship

References

Hardcourt: The Official Philippine Basketball Association Annual

v t e Petron Blaze Boosters

Formerly the Royal Tru Orangemen, Magnolia Ice Cream Makers and San Miguel Beermen • Founded in 1975 • Owned by Petron Corporation, a subsidiary of the San Miguel Corporation

The franchise	Franchise • All-time roster • Seasons • Current season

Coaches	Ramos • Ocampo • Manotoc • D. Pumaren • Black • Jacobs • P. Pumaren • Uichico • Reyes • Ravanes • Tanquingcen • Agustin

Championships (19)	1979 Open • 1982 Invitational • 1987 Reinforced • 1988 Open • 1988 Reinforced • 1989 Open • 1989 All-Filipino • 1989 Reinforced • 1992 All-Filipino • 1993 Governors • 1994 All-Filipino • 1999 Commissioner's • 1999 Governors • 2000 Commissioner's • 2000 Governors • 2001 All-Filipino • 2005 Fiesta • 2009 Fiesta • 2011 Governors

Runner-up finishes (13)	1982 Reinforced Filipino • 1985 Open • 1992 First • 1993 All-Filipino • 1995 Governors • 1998 All-Filipino • 1998 Commissioner's • 2001 Commissioner's • 2001 Governors • 2003 Reinforced • 2006-07 Philippine • 2010 Fiesta • 2010-11 Philippine

Retired jerseys	17 Racela • 19 Fernandez

v t e Petron Blaze Boosters current roster

1 Lanete 2 Miranda 3 Lutz 4 Peña 5 Cabagnot 10 Ildefonso 13 Lassiter 18 Yeo 23 Washington 24 Reyes 27 Baclao 28 Rizada 29 Santos Coach Agustin

v t e Current head coaches of the Philippine Basketball Association
F. Pumaren (Air21)	L. Trillo (Alaska)	J. Baculi (Barako Bull)	S. Tanquingcen (Barangay Ginebra)	T. Cone (B-Meg)
R. Gregorio (Meralco)	A. Agustin (Petron)	B. Perasol (Powerade)	Y. Guiao (Rain or Shine)	C. Reyes (Talk 'N Text)

v t e San Miguel Beermen 1989 PBA Open Conference Champions

4 Reyes 5 Pumaren 6 Agustin 7 Almario 8 Jose 9 Lim 10 Teng 11 Yturri 12 Dignadice 14 Calma 15 Cui 17 Graves 19 Fernandez 25 Phelps (Import) Coach Black

v t e San Miguel Beermen 1989 PBA All-Filipino Conference Champions

4 Reyes 5 Pumaren 6 Agustin 7 Almario 8 Jose 9 Lim 10 Teng 11 Yturri 12 Dignadice 14 Calma 15 Cui 19 Fernandez Coach Black

v t e San Miguel Beermen 1989 PBA Reinforced Conference Champions

3 Whatley (Import) 4 Reyes 5 Pumaren 6 Agustin 7 Almario 8 Jose 9 Lim 10 Teng 11 Yturri 12 Dignadice 14 Calma 15 Cui 17 Graves 19 Fernandez 23 Brown Coach Black

v t e San Miguel Beermen 1992 PBA All-Filipino Conference Champions

1 Ravena 4 Tomacruz 5 Pumaren 6 Agustin 9 Lim 10 Teng 11 Ravanes 12 Dignadice 14 Calma 17 Graves 18 dela Cruz 19 Fernandez 29 Angeles Coach Black

v t e San Miguel Beermen 1993 PBA Governors Cup Champions

1 Ravena 4 Tomacruz 5 Pumaren 6 Agustin 8 Caidic 9 Lim 10 Teng 11 Ravanes 12 Dignadice 14 Calma 17 Graves 18 dela Cruz 19 Fernandez 20 Polistico 21 Travis (Import) Coach Black

v t e Philippines squad – 1994 Asian Games basketball tournament

4 Alvin Patrimonio 5 Franz Pumaren 6 Ato Agustin 7 Rey Evangelista 8 Allan Caidic 9 Kenneth Duremdes 10 Alvin Teng 11 Dong Polistico 12 Johnny Abarrientos 13 Marlou Aquino 14 Hector Calma 15 Jerry Codiñera Coach: Norman Black

Philippine Basketball Association Most Improved Player award

1983: Saldaña
1984: Victorino
1985: Israel
1986: Relosa
1987: Villamin
1988: Teng
1989: Gonzalgo
1990: Cuenco
1991: Agustin
1992: Jarencio
1993: Meneses
1994: Hawkins
1995: Balingit
1996: Juinio
1997: Ravena
1998: Fran
1999: Lago
2000: Telan
2001: Castillo
2002: Duat
2003: Reavis
2004–05: E. Villanueva
2005–06: Pingris
2006–07: David
2007–08: Baguio
2008–09: J. Villanueva
2009–10: Tenorio
2010–11: Castro

v t e San Sebastian Stags 2009-10 NCAA Men's Basketball Champions

4 Aquino (Finals MVP) \| 5 E. Gatchalian \| 6 Maiquez \| 7 Abueva \| 8 Maconocido \| 9 Bartolo \| 10 Sangalang \| 11 Gusi \| 12 Semira \| 13 Pascual \| 14 Najorda \| 15 Bulawan \| 16 Raymundo \| 17 Del Rio \| 19 J. Gatchalian \| Coach Agustin

v t e Petron Blaze Boosters 2011 PBA Governors Cup Champions

1 Hubalde 2 Miranda 3 Tugade 5 Cabagnot 6 Guevarra 7 Baclao 10 Ildefonso 11 Al-Hussaini 16 Grundy (Import) 18 Yeo 23 Washington 24 Duncil 29 Santos (Finals MVP) 34 Pennisi 80 Salvacion Coach Agustin

Philippine Basketball Association Most Valuable Player award

1975: Adornado
1976: Adornado
1977: Hubalde
1978: Jaworski
1979: Co
1980: Cezar
1981: Adornado
1982: Fernandez
1983: Guidaben
1984: Fernandez
1985: Brown
1986: Fernandez
1987: Guidaben
1988: Fernandez
1989: Paras
1990: Caidic
1991: Patrimonio
1992: Agustin
1993: Patrimonio
1994: Patrimonio
1995: Meneses
1996: Abarrientos
1997: Patrimonio
1998: Duremdes
1999: Paras
2000: Ildefonso
2001: Ildefonso
2002: Miller
2003: Taulava
2004–05: Menk
2005–06: Yap
2006–07: Miller
2007–08: Williams
2008–09: Helterbrand
2009–10: Yap
2010–11: Alapag

Persondata
Name	Agustin, Ato
Alternative names
Short description	Filipino basketball player
Date of birth	August 1, 1963
Place of birth	Lubao, Pampanga, Philippines
Date of death
Place of death

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