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Filipino basketball player

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Yousif Aljamal
Personal information
Aljamal in 2007
Born	(1983-06-14) June 14, 1983 (age 41) Santa Rita, Pampanga, Philippines
Nationality	Filipino
Listed height	6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)
Listed weight	190 lb (86 kg)
Career information
College	San Beda College
PBA draft	2007: 1st round, 8th overall pick
Selected by the Air21 Express
Playing career	2007–2013
Position	Small forward / power forward
Career history
2007–2009	Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters
2009–2010	Barako Bull Energy Boosters
2010	Sta. Lucia Realtors
2010–2012	Meralco Bolts
2012–2013	GlobalPort Batang Pier

Career highlights and awards
PBA champion (2008–09 Philippine) 2× NCAA Philippines champion (2006, 2007) NCAA Philippines Finals Most Valuable Player (2006)

Yousif B. Aljamal Jr. (born in Pampanga on June 14, 1983) is a Filipino former professional basketball player who last played for the GlobalPort Batang Pier in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). He is also a former NCAA Most Valuable Player for its 82nd season with the San Beda Red Lions.

Preceded by

NCAA Seniors' Basketball Finals Most Valuable Player
2006

Succeeded by

v t e 2007 PBA draft
First round	Joe Devance Samigue Eman Ryan Reyes JC Intal Doug Kramer Ken Bono J.R. Quiñahan Yousif Aljamal Jonas Villanueva Macky Escalona
Second round	Ronjay Buenafe Ryan Araña Melvin Mamaclay Marvin Cruz Jojo Duncil Ardy Larong RJ Masbang

v t e San Beda Red Lions 2006–07 NCAA men's basketball champions
4 Raymund Maggay 5 Chico Tirona 6 Riego Gamalinda 7 Alex Angeles 8 J.R. Tecson 9 Yousif Aljamal (Finals MVP) 10 Micah Evangelista 12 Martin Antonio 13 Sam Ekwe 14 Jay-R Taganas 15 Rogemar Menor 16 Borgie Hermida 17 Alvin Padilla 18 Pong Escobal 19 Chris Taupa Coach Koy Banal

v t e San Beda Red Lions 2007–08 NCAA men's basketball champions
4 Raymund Maggay 5 Chico Tirona 6 Riego Gamalinda 7 Garvo Lanete 8 J.R. Tecson 9 Yousif Aljamal 10 Dave Marcelo 13 Sam Ekwe 14 Jay-R Taganas 15 Rogemar Menor (Finals MVP) 16 Borgie Hermida 17 Alvin Padilla 18 Pong Escobal 19 Chris Taupa
Coach Frankie Lim
Assistants Bonnie Garcia

v t e Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters 2008–09 PBA Philippine Cup Champions
2 Rob Reyes 3 Jimmy Alapag 4 Harvey Carey 9 Mark Cardona (Finals MVP) 10 Yousif Aljamal 11 Pong Escobal 14 Ren-Ren Ritualo 17 Jayson Castro 18 Yancy de Ocampo 20 Jared Dillinger 24 Gec Chia 33 Ranidel de Ocampo 34 Ali Peek 98 Gilbert Lao
Head Coach Chot Reyes Assistant coaches: Castro Fran Racela Ravena

v t e NCAA men's basketball Finals MVP award
1999: Raymundo 2000: Magsumbol 2001: Coronel 2002: Najorda 2003: Enrile 2004: Sanz 2005: Bautista 2006: Aljamal 2007: Menor 2008: Ekwe 2009: Aquino 2010: Daniel 2011: Marcelo 2012: Amer 2013: Dela Cruz 2014: Semerad 2015: Cruz 2016: Noah 2017: Tankoua 2018: Mocon 2019: Yu 2021: Ambohot 2022: Caralipio 2023: Payosing 2024: Escamis

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