FEU Tamaraws

FEU Tamaraws
Far Eastern University
League	UAAP
Joined	1938 (NCAA founding member - 1924)
Location	Nicanor Reyes Street, Sampaloc, Manila (College) Sampaguita Ave., Diliman, Quezon City (High School)
Team colors	Green and Gold
Juniors' team	Baby Tamaraws
Women's team	Lady Tamaraws
Seniors' general championships
UAAP: 16 (1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51, 1951-52, 1952-53, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1959-60, 1968-69, 1973-74, 1981-82)
Juniors' general championships
UAAP: none

The FEU Tamaraws is the collegiate men's varsity team of Far Eastern University in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP). The collegiate women's varsity teams are called the Lady Tamaraws while the high school varsity teams are called the Baby Tamaraws.

History

Far Eastern University was one of the founding members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) of the Philippines in 1924. The team participated in the NCAA Philippines in 1929, then eventually withdrew in 1935 to join the Big 3 League composed of the universities which left the NCAA in 1932. Far Eastern University together with the University of the Philippines, University of Santo Tomas, and National University founded the University Athletic Association of the Philippines in 1938.

The Tamaraw and team colors

The Tamaraw is the mascot of every FEU athletic team. Hence, it is the pet name of every FEU student (Tams). Known scientifically as “Bubalus mindorensis”, it is a rare animal found only in the island of Mindoro.

Severino Marcelo (1939–2002)

Behind the Tamaraw logo design
Severino "Nonoy" Marcelo, a former cartoonist of The Advocate, the official student publication of Far Eastern University and a Centennial Artist, by virtue of a proclamation by the Cultural Center of the Philippines or CCP in 1998, created the Tamaraw logo, which is now used on the uniforms of the school's athletes.

The university colors are green and gold. Gold represents the golden opportunity for the university to serve the youth and for its alumni to serve the country. Green is for hope, representing the founder’s aspirations of a "fair hope for the motherland".

Sports

Basketball

FEU won their first men's and women's UAAP basketball championships in 1938-39 and 1950–1951, respectively. The Tamaraws have the most number of championships in the men's basketball division, having won 19 titles. The University ranks third in total number of combined championships won in the juniors, women's, and men's basketball divisions.

In season 71, the Tamaraws finished the elimination round with 10 wins and 4 losses. They lost game one of the semifinals to the De La Salle Green Archers on September 11, 2008, then bowed out of contention three days later after losing game 2.

UAAP Season 74

The Tamaraws Basketball Team Roster

No.	Name	Position	Height	Weight	Playing Yr.	High School
4	Carl Bryan V. Cruz	PF	6' 4"	185 lbs.	3rd (Transf.)	Faith Christian Academy
5	Christopher Exciminiano	SG	5' 11"	160 lbs.	Final Year	Olongapo City National HS
6	Mark Anthony P. Bringas	PF	6' 3"	180 lbs.	3rd (Transf.)	San Sebastian College-R
7	Terrence Bill V. Romeo	SG	5' 10"	150 lbs.	2nd	FEU-FERN
8	Ryan Roose B. Garcia	SG	5' 10"	155 lbs.	3rd	Southern City Colleges
10	John Clarence M. Foronda	C	6' 5"	190 lbs.	4th (Transf.)	Colegio de San Juan de Letran
11	Austin Alan F. Fabian	PG	5' 7"	130 lbs.	Rookie	FEU-FERN
12	Gryann C. Mendoza	SF	6' 2"	175 lbs.	3rd (Transf.)	University of Mindanao
13	Christian Michael S. Tolomia	SG	5' 11"	160 lbs.	1st	FEU-FERN
15	Russel D. Escoto	C	6' 6"	195 lbs.	1st	FEU-FERN
16	Ricardo J. Cawaling, Jr.(Capt.)	SF	6' 4"	175 lbs.	Final Year	FEU-FERN
17	John Aldrech M. Ramos	C	6' 6"	185 lbs.	Final Year	Olivarez College
18	Jens Dieter Knuttel	PG	5' 10"	155 lbs.	Final Year	FEU-FERN
20	Roger Ray B. Pogoy	SF	6' 2"	175 lbs.	Rookie	University of Cebu
21	Hippolyte Noundou	PF	6' 4"	210 lbs.	Final Year	Douala Cameroon
22	Christian S. Sentcheu	C	6' 10"	215 lbs.	1st	Douala Cameroon

Team Depth Chart

Pos.	Starting 5	Bench 1	Bench 2	Bench 3
C	Aldrech Ramos	Russel Escoto	John Foronda	Christian Sentcheu
PF	Anton Bringas	Carl Cruz	Roger Pogoy
SF	JR Cawaling	Gryann Mendoza	Pipo Noundou
SG	Terrence Romeo	Jens Knuttel	Cris Tolomia
PG	RR Garcia	Ping Exciminiano	AA Fabian

Coaching staff

• Head Coach: Robert Flores
• Assistant Coaches:
  • Johnny Abarrientos
  • Michael Oliver
  • Victor Pablo
  • Richard Anthony "Richie" Ticzon

Team Manager: Antonio "Anton" Montinola

Athletic Director: Mark Oliver Molina

Rivals

• UE Red Warriors, were involved in the rivalry called the "Battle of the East" with the FEU Tamaraws. Both the Red Warriors and the Tamaraws dominated the UAAP basketball tournaments from the 1950s up to the late 1980s. The Tamaraws came out on top of this rivalry having won 19 titles to the 18 titles of the Red Warriors.
• De La Salle Green Archers, the rivalry was sparked during the Finals of Season 54 (1991) when La Salle's win in game 1 (where La Salle was twice-to-beat) was protested by FEU after a Green Archer was admitted into the playing court after being disqualified. The UAAP Board upheld the protest and ordered the replay. La Salle did not show up, claiming to have won legitimately. This resulted in the awarding of the championship trophy to FEU by the UAAP Board (UAAP Board decided that if La Salle did not show up in Game 1, they won't in the knock out Game 2). La Salle responded with a victory parade that passed through the other seven UAAP schools. When they passed through the FEU campus, the motorcade was bombarded with debris. In Season 67 (2004), La Salle had to give up another trophy to FEU. Two Green Archers were found to have falsified documents. Thus the trophy was awarded again to FEU, who were the Finals opponent of La Salle. The rivalry is unofficially known as the "Battle of the Greens", because both teams sport green in their uniforms.

Retired numbers

• Arwind Santos (19) Three-time UAAP champion (2003–2005); Two-Time UAAP MVP (2004 & 2005); Two-Time UAAP Defensive Player of the Year (2004 & 2005) ; 2002 UAAP Rookie of the Year.
• Johnny Abarrientos (14) Two-time UAAP champion (1991-1992); 1991 UAAP MVP; 1996 PBA MVP

Notable players

Seniors

• Johnny Abarrientos - (1991 UAAP MVP & 1996 PBA MVP)
• Mark Barroca
• Victor Pablo
• Bryant Punzalan (former pba player)
• Angelo "Long" David (former PBA & MBA player)
• Anastacio 'Robin' Mendoza(Member of the 1997 champion team, former PBA player)
• Leo Avenido
• Mark Isip - (Member of the Grandslam 2003 & 2005 championship teams)
• Rysal Castro
• Celino Cruz
• Vincent Conlu (Member from 1999 to 2001, current coach of Iloilo Central Commercial High School)
• Dennis Miranda - (Member of the 2003 & 2005 championship teams)
• Glenn Capacio (1983 UAAP MVP, member of the 1980, 1981 & 1983 champion teams)
• Rj Rizada(Member of the Grandslam 2003 & 2005 championship teams
• Rhagnee Sinco (Member of the Grandslam 2003 team)
• RB Mangahas (Member of the 2004 & 2005 championship teams)
• Arwind Santos - (Two time UAAP MVP. Member of the Grandslam 2003 & 2005 championship teams. The first jersey number (19) ever retired by the Tamaraws.)+( PBA 2011 GOVERNORS CUP FINALS MVP and PBA 2011 MYTHICAL TEAM)
• Jeffrei Chan (member, Philippine Team that brought home the 2007 Southeast Asian Games Basketball Crown from Thailand)(Member of the Grandslam 2003, 2004 & 2005 championship teams)
• Jonas Villanueva (Member of 2005 championship team)(2009 PBA Fiesta Conference Finals Most Valuable Player)
• Turo Valenzona (1964 Tokyo Olympian. Won 7 championships with FEU as coach and San Sebastian Stags head coach during 1993-1997 title run)
• Danny Gavieres (Coach of 1997 Champion Team).
• Rey "PBA Inside Artist" Lazaro.Member of UAAP Grandslam Champion 1979,1980,1981.Member of 1979 and 1980 RP Youth
• Elpidio "Yoyoy" Villamin
• Arturo "Bay" Cristobal
• Alfredo "Amadora the Explorer" Amador (Coach of 1991 & 1992 champion teams),Members of UAAP Grandslam Champion 1979,1980,1981. Sweep 1980 and 1981.1978 National Inter-Collegiate Champion.1980 RP Youth Team member.
• Danny Pasco 1979,1980,1981. Sweep 1980 and 1981.1978 National Inter-Collegiate Champion.1983 UAAP Champion
• Joselino "Nonong" Roa (1961 Season UAAP MVP) The only Collegiate player to be a member of the 1962 Philippine Basketball Team that won Gold in the 4th Asian games held in Jakarta, Indonesia.
• Paquito Diaz (Actor & famous villain of Philippine movies)
• Romy Diaz (Actor. Member of the 1961 Championship team known as "The Magnificent 7")
• Manny Jocson
• Egracio "Boy" Arazas
• Anthony Williams
• Christopher McGarry
• Nestor Echano
• Enrico Gascon
• Marte Saldaña
• Ramonito Roa
• Manuel "Manolet" Araneta (1948 London Olympian)
• Jorge Gallent (coach of the 6-Peat champion Harbour Centre in the PBL)
• Marlon Adolfo (Member of the Grandslam 2003 & 2005 championship teams)
• Benedict Fernandez (Member of the 2005 championship team)
• Marnel "Mac" Baracael
• Roberto Judge Concepcion (PBA Toyota Tamaraw)
• Jioko Diaz
• Edgardo Postanes
• Marc Pingris
• Gerry Esplana
• Tino Reynoso

Volleyball

FEU Tamaraw Spikers, UAAP 69 Men's Volleyball champions

The FEU Tamaraw Spikers won their first men's volleyball title in 1983-1984, while the FEU Lady Tamaraw Spikers won their title in 1988-1989. FEU ranks (as of UAAP Season 69) 4th among participating universities in the UAAP volleyball, senior's and junior's division combined. As of UAAP Season 70, the Tamaraws have 43 UAAP Volleyball titles, while the Lady Tamaraws have 29.

Rivals

• UST Growling Tigers, both teams appeared in the finals for as long as 15 seasons (1988–2003) in women's volleyball. Highly regarded as one of the powerhouses of women's volleyball in the UAAP, FEU and UST met in 12 women's volleyball championships, wherein 9 titles were won by the Lady Tamaraw Spikers.
• UP Fighting Maroons, also considered as one of the powerhouses of the UAAP men's volleyball, and ranks second (as of UAAP Season 69) in terms of number of won men's volleyball titles having 9 titles (next to FEU with 11 titles), the two teams competed for the men's volleyball championship in 8 seasons, 4 of which were won by the Tamaraws.

Notable players

Jessie Lopez	UAAP Season 69 Men's Volleyball Best Server
Mark Sibug	UAAP Season 69 Men's Volleyball Best Receiver
Jeremy Floyd Pedregosa	UAAP Season 69 Men's Volleyball Best Spiker, UAAP Season 68 MVP, Best Spiker and FEU Athlete-Scholar of the Year, 2002 Palarong Pambansa (Naga City) Best Attacker
Edjet Mabbayad	UAAP Season 69 Men's Volleyball Most Valuable Player
Maica Morada	UAAP Season 69 Women's Volleyball Rookie of the Year, UAAP Season 71 Best Server
April Linor Jose	UAAP Season 71 Women's Volleyball Best Setter
Rachel Anne Daquis	UAAP Season 68 and 69 Women's Volleyball Best Server, team captain of women's volleyball season 71,endorser of active white glutathione/ nike women ambassador and MVP Shakeys V-League Season 8 2nd conference.
Mary Anne Manalo	UAAP Season 69 Women's Volleyball Best Spiker
Wendy Anne Semana	UAAP Season 70 Women's Volleyball Most Valuable Player [Indoor and Beach Volleyball]
Ma. Josephine Cafranca	FEU Women's Volleyball Player
Clarez Ann Calingga	UAAP Season 72 FEU Women's Volleyball Star Player / UAAP Women's Volleyball Most Valuable Player [Indoor and Beach Volleyball, endorser of nestea ice drink, speedo women ambasador
Tina Salak	UAAP Season 59 FEU Women's Volleyball Star Player/ Nike women ambassador
Bob Malenab	FEU Men's Volleyball Player
Shaira Gonzalez	FEU Women's Volleyball Player / Beach Volleyball Rookie of the Year 07,
Monica Aleta	FEU Women's Volleyball Player / UAAP Season 63-65 Women's Volleyball Most Valuable Player
Ramil De Jesus	Former FEU Men's Volleyball Player / Current Head Coach of DLSU Lady Spikers
Shaq Delos Santos	Former FEU Men's Volleyball Player / Current Head Coach of UST Tigresses
Don Pineda Esmele	Former FEU Men's Volleyball Team / Philippine Youth/ Senior RP Team 2001 / Best Server UAAP 2001 / Best Blocker Silay Cup 2000 / Best Quicker 2003 Brothers Cup La Salle Greenhills
Herminio Gallo Jr.	FEU Men's Volleyball Player / UAAP Season 59 Athlete of the Year & Men's Volleyball Most Valuable Player

Football

FEU Lady Tamaraw Booters UAAP 69th season women's football champions

The FEU Tamaraw Booters won their first title in the UAAP Football event in 1980-1981 coach by Orlando Plagata, while the FEU Lady Tamaraw Booters won their first title in 1983-1984. FEU ranks (as of UAAP Season 69) 2nd in terms of number of championships won in the saod event since 1978.

FEU appeared in the event finals for as long as 27 seasons, wherein 2 men's football titles and 11 women's football titles were awarded to the Tamaraw Booters.

Rivals

• Ateneo Blue Eagles started in 1983, the men's football rivalry lasted for 5 years, where 2 titles were won by FEU.
• De La Salle Green Archers, this FEU-DLSU football rivalry emerged in 1996, which then lasted for as long as 9 years. 5 titles were won by the FEU Lady Tamaraw Booters from the DLSU Lady Archers.

Track and field

FEU Charging Lady Tamaraws UAAP season 69 women's track and field champions

The FEU Charging Tamaraws won their first title in 1947-1948, while the FEU Charging Lady Tamaraws won their first title in 1950-1951. FEU currently ranks first, in terms of number of titles won in the UAAP Track and Field event, with 57 titles, followed by the Ateneo Blue Eagles with 29 titles, and NU Bulldogs with 27 titles since the conception of the UAAP.

The Charging Lady Tamaraws currently owns the longest winning streak in the said event. They've been UAAP track and field champions for 7 consecutive seasons, and currently has the highest number of titles in women's track and field with 30 titles, while the Charging Tamaraws, also the highest among participating universities in the event, with 27 titles.

Notable tracksters

Lydia De Vega-Mercado	Gold medalist, Asian Games, New Delhi, 1982
Marestella Torres	23rd SEA Games Gold Medalist, Manila Philippines; Silver medalist, Women’s Long Jump, 16th Asian Athletic Championships, Korea, 2005, Olympian 2008 Beijing Olympics
Nelbert Ducusin	UAAP Season 69 Men's Track and Field Most Valuable Player
Mary Jane Miano	UAAP Season 69 Women's Track and Field Rookie of the Year
Sharon Jizmundo	UAAP Season 67 Women's Track and Field Most Valuable Player, 4x100m Relay Philippine Jr. Record Holder
Anabel Siason	UAAP Season 67 Women's Track and Field Most Valuable Player
Lerma Bulauitan	SEAGAMES Gold Medalist, 2003 Grand Prix Gold Medalist, Olympian Sydney Olympics
Elma Muros	SEAGAMES Multiple Gold Medalist
Rosie Villarito	UAAP MVP (Field), SEAGAMES Silver Medalist Javelin Throw
Ma. Arriane Lunasco	4x100m Relay Philippine Jr. Record Holder
Riezel Buenaventura	4x100m Relay Philippine Jr. Record Holder, Philippine Jr, Record Holder in Pole Vault
Nariza Rubio	4x100m Relay Philippine Jr. Record Holder
Melinda Manahan	20KM Walk Philippine Record Holder
Roselyn Hamero	Discus Throw Philippine Jr. Record Holder
Marlyn Dionio	Shot Put Philippine Jr. Record Holder
Cherry Ann Janiva	High Jump Philippine Jr. Record Holder
Maricel Diaz	10KM Walk Philippine Jr. Record Holder

The FEU Cheering Squad

FEU Cheer Dancers 1st runner up last UAAP Cheer Dance Competition 2006

FEU Cheer Dancers 2nd runner up UAAP Cheer Dance Competition 2003

The FEU Cheering Squad consists of three major groups, that either perform during halftime performances in major games or events in the UAAP or other sport competitions participated by the university athletes (FEU Cheerdancers), lead the FEU crowd in cheering during the said events though the university's chants or cheers (FEU Boosters), and drum beats (FEU Green Bisons).

FEU Cheerdancers
The FEU Cheer Dancers are Far Eastern University's cheer dance group, consisting mainly of gymnasts and dancers. They participate in the UAAP Cheer Dance Competition (CDC), and other related exhibitions and competitions.

Awards and other achievements

	2011 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 2nd runner up
2010 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 1st runner up	2009 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - CHAMPION
2007 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 2nd runner up	2008 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 2nd runner up
2006 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 1st runner up	2006 Samsung Cheering Competition - CHAMPION
2005 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 2nd runner up	2004 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 2nd runner up
2003 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 2nd runner up	1996 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 1st runner up
First Manila Youth Games Cheering Competition (2003) - CHAMPION	2002 Star Olympics Cheering Competition - 2nd runner up
1999 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 2nd runner up	1998 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - CHAMPION
1997 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 1st runner up	1995 UAAP Cheerdance Competition - 2nd runner up

School Cheers

TRASHER or TRASHER CUT

FEU's main staple cheer. Up to this date, there is no supporting document when the cheer was composed and first used. The earliest known date of its existence is in 2001. From 2001 to 2008, Trasher went 2 re-compositions. First in 2005, when Trasher's beat to 2,2 (8 counts intro and 4x repeat in yelling Let's Go Tamaraws) was changed to 4,4(16 counts intro and 8x repeat in yelling Let's Go Tamaraws) in 2008, Trasher went on to another re-composition. This time the cheer still had 16 counts intro, an acappella cheer of "Let's go Tamaraws" drums roll (drum beats) then the usual trasher of 8x. The boosters and the Green Bisons renamed the cheer as "Trasher Cut"^{[citation needed]}

RECCA

FEU's oldest existing documented^{[citation needed]} chant. This chant is still being used today exactly as it was 30 years^{[citation needed]} ago. Recca is derived from two languages. Recca or rekka, Japanese word for fire^{[citation needed]} and Summa, Latin word for highest.^{[citation needed]}

GO FIGHT TAMARAWS

With UAAP cheers evolving, FEU needed an alternative cheer to its ageing staple cheer, Trasher. Thus, Go Fight Tamaraws cheer was composed and was first used in 2004 (season 67 of the UAAP). In 2005 Go Fight Tamaraws was recomposed to gave it an "acappella style" with drums beating on the 4th stanza (Go Fight Tamaraws has 10 stanzas)

RAGEFULL

FEU's hip-hop cheer. Composed in 2005,^{[citation needed]} Ragefull finally made its debut in the UAAP after several revisions in 2007.

PONKY

Also known as the FEU forever cheer^{[citation needed]}, composed for FEU's 75th Founding anniversary.

FEU GO FIGHT

FEU's chant for a favorable fight. FEU Go Fight was composed and specifically intended for the 2004 UAAP CheerDance Competition. Today, the chant is still used in the CDC and became the trademark cheer of the FEU Cheering Squad in the CDC.^{[citation needed]}

DE-FENSE

FEU's defense cheer. FEU's old defense cheer was similar to that of the NBA, needing to have a modern and better cheer for FEU's defense, De-Fense was composed and was based on TV PATROL's (an ABS-CBN, ch.2 news program)OST.^{[citation needed]}

Other notable athlete-alumni

Elma Muros-Posadas	Southeast Asian Games Gold Medalist
Haydee Coloso-Espino	Gold Medalist, Swimming, Manila Asiad, 1954
Anthony Villanueva	Gave the Philippines its FIRST Silver Medal in the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan.
Marestella Torres	23rd SEA Games Gold Medalist, Manila Philippines; Silver medalist, Women’s Long Jump, 16th Asian Athletic Championships, Korea, 2005
Arnel Ferrera	23rd SEA Games Record Holder Gold Medalist, Hammer Throw, Manila Philippines
Mark Denver Atienza	23rd SEA Games Gold Medalist Fencing, Manila Philippines
Wilfredo Vizcayno Jr.	23rd SEA Games Gold Medalist Fencing, Manila Philippines
Brian Peralta	23rd SEA Games Bronze Medalist Dancesport, Manila Philippines
Jayson Gonzales	22nd SEA Games Gold Medalist Chess, Vietnam; International Master
Veronica Domingo	22nd SEA Games, Gold Medalist Taekwondo, Vietnam
Lerma Bulauitan	Gold Medalist 2003 Asian Grand Prix, Manila Philippines
Tirso del Rosario	Boxing Champion, International Hall of Fame
Bernabe Lovina	Philippines Sportswriters Association (PSA) Awardee for Track, 1950
Felicisimo "Totoy" Ampon	PSA Awardee for Tennis, 1950
Rodolfo Lugay	Member of the 1954 RP baseball team that won the 1st Asian Baseball Championships held in Manila. Played for an all-RP squad against the New York Yankees in the same year. Played for FEU in the UAAP and the Manila Bay Baseball League.
Ricardo Fortaleza	Gold Medalist 6th Asian Games, Silver Medalist 1971 Asian Boxing Champion, Olympian 1972 Munich Olympics, Philippines Amateur Boxing of the Year 1970-1972, Araullo High School's Most Outstanding Alumnus in Sports 1993

University ranking in the UAAP

The following UAAP events are currently participated by the university. These events are the seasons wherein the UAAP had 8 participating universities, which is currently based on latest event formats implemented on each particular event until the current season:

Seniors' events

UAAP Season

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50th

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51st

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52nd

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53rd

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56th

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68th

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* - handed over by the UAAP Board due to the suspension meted on De La Salle University.

Beach volleyball tournament in the 69th season was a demonstration event.

See FEU Baby Tamaraws for FEU Junior Rankings

Championships tally

The University currently participates in 11 out of 16 events in the UAAP (as of UAAP Season 69). Total number of championships won in the UAAP seniors division include both men's and women's teams championships.

1st semester events	Total	2nd semester events	Total	Not participated this season	Total
Basketball tournament	19	Football tournament	13	Softball tournament	19
Chess tournament	2	Track and Field tournament	57	Tennis tournament	7
Beach Volleyball tournament	4	Volleyball tournament	72	Swimming tournament	14
Taekwondo tournament	1	Badminton tournament	5
Cheerdance competition	2	Fencing tournament	1
Table Tennis tournament	2

The FEU Tamaraws were the first over-all league champions in the UAAP in 1948, making their first streak with 11 over-all championship titles which was later halted by the UST Growling Tigers in 1959. The FEU team last had their over-all UAAP championship title in 1982.

School	Juniors	Seniors	Total
University of Santo Tomas	10	35	45
Far Eastern University	0	16	16
University of the East	1	5	6
University of the Philippines	0	5	5
Ateneo de Manila University	2	0	2
National University	0	1	1
Adamson University	0	0	0
De La Salle University	0	0	0

See UAAP Overall Championship

See also

• University Athletic Association of the Philippines
• UAAP Season 68
• UAAP Season 69
• UAAP Season 70
• Far Eastern University
• Far Eastern University - Nicanor Reyes Educational Foundation
• FEU Baby Tamaraws

Related links

• The FEU TAMBayan
• The FEU Advocate - UAAP Season 70 Online Special
• UBelt.com
• The UAAP:A Historical Account