UAAP TRIVIA

[Angels]

We'll put in some UAAP TRIVIA in this website which we have researched for the past years.

If you know any other trivia (factual and sensible, ha) - you are welcome to post in this folder

[Angels]

Did you know that the RP-UAAP Soccer Team Selection that went to 1996 Asean University Games in Brunei accomplished a feat that even the country's National Soccer Team failed to accomplish in 30 years ?

The RP-UAAP Soccer Team won a bronze medal and they defeated Malaysia 1-0.

[gerbsdecastro]

UAAP SENIORS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS (1985-1998):
1985 - UE
1986 - UP
1987 - ATENEO
1988 - ATENEO
1989 - LA SALLE
1990 - LA SALLE
1991 - FEU
1992 - FEU
1993 - UST
1994 - UST
1995 - UST
1996 - UST
1997 - FEU
1998 - LA SALLE

Anyone out there who can publish the complete listing of UAAP Seniors Basketball Champions from the birth of the UAAP. I would really appreciate it. GOD BLESS !!!

[m_i_c_o_y]

DID YOU KNOW THAT ADAMSON IS NOW BACK WITH HEAD UP!!! HEHEHE!

[JayVeeCee]

During the 1990 UAAP season (when DLSU won its second basketball title) La Salle swept all its 7 games in the second round of the elims. The winning margin in EACH game - 2 points.

During the 1987 UAAP season, Ateneo fell behind by 20 points with LESS than 10 minutes left in game two of the finals. The team rallied to win their first championship in the UAAP.

The 1985 UAAP basketball finals showcased a shootfest between two future PBA superstars. Allan Caidic scored 42 points for UE while Pido Jarencio tallied 37 for UST. The Red Warriors won the title that year.

[:)smiley]

That the Green Archers has made it to the finals of the UAAP 10 times in their 14 years in the league.

And that they have always been in the finals since 1994.

Such a far cry from our unworthy rival who has been in the UAAP longer but has only yielded 2 championships.

[carl2000]

the adamson baby falcons is the winningest junior team in the 90's. they won 6 consecutive championships from 1988-1993, beating the ust nuggets in 1988, ateneo in 1989,1990,1991,1992, and zobel in 1993. their winning record is so far unbeatable in the junior division of the uaap.

[carl2000]

UST's Aric Del Rosario is the longest staying coach in the UAAP. He started as coach of the UST Nuggets in 1980, moved on to the Glowing Glodies in 1985, was replaced from 1987-1989, got back the job in 1990 and gave UST 4 consecutive titles when they changed team name from Glowing Goldies to Growling Tigers.

[melboy36]

Yves Dignadice actually played for Lasalle.
Jojo lastimosa and Erwin Luna for Ateneo.

[lapis lazuli]

Erwin Luna never got to play for Ateneo. He was in the training team in his first year, then got kicked out. He player for Adamson 2 years later.

[melboy36]

what do

Alfie Manlulu
Nash Racela 87
Patrick ticzon 91
Leo Doble, Marte Puhawan, De Vera 92
Chris Eusebio, Diaz, Bambi Cuna,Timbang, Pagayatan 93
Edwin "The Future" Driz, Ed Pasion, Benedict Crisi, Greg Tiongo, Koe Sanchez, Jorge Del Rosasio 94
Ona 96
Joy Del Rosario 98

have in common?

...they were stalwarts in the Ateneo Juniors who never made it to the Seniors Team

[melboy36]

Benedict Cristi...pala (BSME 99)

[greencm]

Alfie Manlulo and Chris Eusebio played for the UP Maroons and Adamson Falcons,respectively.

[nuss]

Heard from somebody that the first Filipino F1 driver was a Lasallian or Lasallite. Depende kung kelan siya nag-aral sa La Salle.

[greencm]

Nuss: I think the guy is 30 yrs old...so, definitely, La Salle was in the UAAP at the time he was a student.

[boogie_man]

Originally posted by :)smiley:
That the Green Archers has made it to the finals of the UAAP 10 times in their 14 years in the league.

And that they have always been in the finals since 1994.

Such a far cry from our unworthy rival who has been in the UAAP longer but has only yielded 2 championships.

it only means one thing my la sallite friend... La Salle is good in basketball(as well as producing artistas).we're sooo sorry if we are "unworthy". we just concentrate more on academics than on basketball... unlike your beloved school.

[:)smiley]

Boogie-woogie Man,

Good, concentrate more on your academics, you need it considering your school is behind us in the rankings.

Your right! DLSU concentrates in basketball .....because we dont have to concentrate on acedemics since we already excel in it http://www.pinoyexchange.com/lol.gif

[BatangNC]

Originally posted by melboy36:
what do

Alfie Manlulu
Nash Racela 87
Patrick ticzon 91
Leo Doble, Marte Puhawan, De Vera 92
Chris Eusebio, Diaz, Bambi Cuna,Timbang, Pagayatan 93
Edwin "The Future" Driz, Ed Pasion, Benedict Crisi, Greg Tiongo, Koe Sanchez, Jorge Del Rosasio 94
Ona 96
Joy Del Rosario 98

have in common?

...they were stalwarts in the Ateneo Juniors who never made it to the Seniors Team




dats Manolo Ona 96' went to UP but did not play 4 d maroons

[boogie_man]

hey smiley, glad you guys are studying na! good for you! Hail!!!

[dcdr76]

Originally posted by nuss:
Heard from somebody that the first Filipino F1 driver was a Lasallian or Lasallite. Depende kung kelan siya nag-aral sa La Salle.

I don't know if you're talking about Jovy Marcelo. Jovy, a Lasallian, was killed while in competition.

[dcdr76]

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[This message has been edited by dcdr76 (edited 07-28-2000).]

[dcdr76]

1. In the 1995 UAAP Men's Basketball Finals, which player from UST sank the last 2 freethrows to seal the title for the Tigers?

2. In the 1991 UAAP Finals between DLSU and FEU, which player was the subject of the controversy?

3. Which UAAP team holds the record for highest field goal percentage?

4. What was the reason why the Final Four not implemented the first time it took effect?

5. Which two teams have appeared in all Final Four tournaments?

6. Which school won the men's, women's, junior's basketball crowns in the same season?

7. Which player suited for the UE Warriors and Adamson Falcons during his participation in the UAAP?

8. Which player suited for the UST Tigers and Adamson Falcons during his participation in the UAAP?



[This message has been edited by dcdr76 (edited 07-28-2000).]

[melboy36]

answers to dcdr76
1. Gerard Francisco
2. Tony Boy Espinosa
7-8. Marlou Aquino

[melboy36]

tiger cub si Marlou, is it EJ Feihl?

[basho]

Q: What was the reason why the Final Four not implemented the first time it took effect?

A: Because UST swept the elimination round, making them the champions automatically. The UAAP board later dis-allowed championships by sweep.

Q: Which two teams have appeared in all Final Four tournaments?

A: La Salle and UST.

[dcdr76]

melboy36, you've got #2 & #7 right.

basho, you've got #4 & #5 right.

[Shyboy]

1. Bal David
2. Tony Boy Espinosa
3.
4. UST swept all 14 games.
5. DLSU, UST
6. UST
7. Marlou Aquino
8. EJ Fiehl

Here's another one:

Did you know that La Salle won all it's 14 games in 1990? The UAAP board, however, forfeited 3 games that Noli Locsin played.

Locsin entered DLSU during the 2nd trimester of the previous season. The UAAP board ruled that 2 trimesters is not equal to 2 semesters, thus ruling Locsin ineligible to play.

[greencm]

dcdr 76:

1. Bal David
6. UST
8. EJ Feihl

[carl2000]

1. bal david
2. tonyboy espinosa
3. la salle (just a guess)
4. ust
5. ust, la salle
6. ust
7. no one
8. feihl

dcdr76, marlou never played for ue

shyboy, la salle's 3 games were forfeited not because locsin lack residency but because locsin played in a tournament in bacolod during his residency period.

[usisero]

Some historical notes about UAAP Basketfall finals:

1982 - UE def. UP
(Caidic for UE; Albino, Mon Celis for UP)

1983 - FEU def. UP (1 pt)
(Harmon Codinera, Glenn Capacio for FEU; Altamirano, Magsanoc, rookies for UP)

1984 - UE def. UST
(Caidic, Jerry Codinera (rookie) for UE; Jarencio, UST)

1985 - UE def. UST

1986 - UP def. UE
(Benjie Paras (rookie) for UP; Jerry Codinera for UE)

1987 - Ateneo def. UE
(Francisco (rookie) Jun and Eric Reyes for Ateneo)

1988 - Ateneo def. La Salle
(Francisco, Gayoso, Reyeses, for Ateneo, Dindo Pumaren, Sta, Maria, Bachmann for La Salle)

[Archdruid]

Who led the Ateneo juniors, as board 1 player, to four straight UAAP chess championships?

Paolo del Mundo led the team in each of his high school years from 1995-1999, and was declared UAAP's Junior Athlete of the Year at the end of his term.

[nuss]

Originally posted by dcdr76:
I don't know if you're talking about Jovy Marcelo. Jovy, a Lasallian, was killed while in competition.

I guess maybe I was talking about him.

[Rockgardener]

GENERAL CHAMPIONSHIP
SCHOOL YEAR SCHOOL
1946-47 ---
1947-48 FEU
1948-49 FEU
1949-50 FEU
1950-51 FEU
1951-52 FEU
1952-53 FEU
1953-54 FEU
1954-55 FEU
1955-56 FEU
1956-57 FEU
1957-58 FEU
1958-59 UST
1959-60 FEU
1960-61 UST
1961-62 UST
1962-63 UST
1963-64 UST
1964-65 UST
1965-66 UE
1966-67 FEU
1967-68 UST
1968-69 FEU
1969-70 UE
1970-71 UST
1971-72 UE
1972-73 UE
1973-74 FEU
1974-75 UE
1975-76 UST
1976-77 UST
1977-78 UP
1978-79 UP
1979-80 UST
1980-81 UP
1981-82 FEU
1982-83 UST-UP
1983-84 UST
1984-85 UST
1985-86 UST
1986-87 ---
1987-88 UST
1988-89 UST
1989-90 UST
1990-91 UST
1991-92 UST
1992-93 UST
1993-94 UST
1994-95 UST
1995-96 UST
1996-97 UST
1997-98 UP
1998-99 UST

[zane]

naging F1 driver ba si Marcelo?

diba F3 palang siya when he got killed

[Chamhachile]

How about nung time na ang DLSU ay naging 5 peat bridesmaids...

Sino ba ang star player at coach nung time na yon?

[nuss]

Originally posted by Chamhachile:
How about nung time na ang DLSU ay naging 5 peat bridesmaids...

Sino ba ang star player at coach nung time na yon?

Marami rin...

Player/s: Telan, Webb, Patrimonio, Roca - poeple who never tasted a UAAP championship
Coach/es: Villavicencio, Uichico... alam ko may isa pa.

[Jeffry]

I'v been watching UAAP for the last 9 yrs. I think the most exciting year to watch was when UST defeated LA Salle in 1996. It was the greatest match-up I've ever seen. AHHHH
also, I was amazed about the tallest frontline in UAAP history , the Adamson Falcons which composed of 3 behemoths namely Marlou Aquino, EJ Feihl and Giovanni Pineda. Too bad they didn't won the Championship and that made a controversy on Marlou Aquino who was rumored to be game-fixing? remember that? not to mention that was the rookie year of Kenneth Duremdes. FEU proved that height is not might all the time. I think dun din nag start ang kamalasan ng DLSU.

[Jacob]

Originally posted by melboy36:
what do

Alfie Manlulu
Nash Racela 87
Patrick ticzon 91
Leo Doble, Marte Puhawan, De Vera 92
Chris Eusebio, Diaz, Bambi Cuna,Timbang, Pagayatan 93
Edwin "The Future" Driz, Ed Pasion, Benedict Crisi, Greg Tiongo, Koe Sanchez, Jorge Del Rosasio 94
Ona 96
Joy Del Rosario 98

have in common?

...they were stalwarts in the Ateneo Juniors who never made it to the Seniors Team



What about Roy Literal? Did he play for the Seniors before transferring to Adamson?

[Jacob]

Originally posted by Jeffry:
I was amazed about the tallest frontline in UAAP history , the Adamson Falcons which composed of 3 behemoths namely Marlou Aquino, EJ Feihl and Giovanni Pineda.

If I remember correctly, Marlou, EJ and Pineda were part of the legendary UST Juniors team that included Dennis Espino. Imagine, four players standing 6'5 and above!

[STIFLER]

Originally posted by melboy36:
what do

Alfie Manlulu
Nash Racela 87
Patrick ticzon 91
Leo Doble, Marte Puhawan, De Vera 92
Chris Eusebio, Diaz, Bambi Cuna,Timbang, Pagayatan 93
Edwin "The Future" Driz, Ed Pasion, Benedict Crisi, Greg Tiongo, Koe Sanchez, Jorge Del Rosasio 94
Ona 96
Joy Del Rosario 98

have in common?

...they were stalwarts in the Ateneo Juniors who never made it to the Seniors Team



Correct, but most of them never made it because they went to another school for college. Most of them went to UP especially the 92 players.

[STIFLER]

Originally posted by melboy36:
what do

Alfie Manlulu
Nash Racela 87
Patrick ticzon 91
Leo Doble, Marte Puhawan, De Vera 92
Chris Eusebio, Diaz, Bambi Cuna,Timbang, Pagayatan 93
Edwin "The Future" Driz, Ed Pasion, Benedict Crisi, Greg Tiongo, Koe Sanchez, Jorge Del Rosasio 94
Ona 96
Joy Del Rosario 98

have in common?

...they were stalwarts in the Ateneo Juniors who never made it to the Seniors Team



Correct, but most of them never made it because they went to another school for college. Most of them went to UP especially the 92 players.

[STIFLER]

Originally posted by melboy36:
what do

Alfie Manlulu
Nash Racela 87
Patrick ticzon 91
Leo Doble, Marte Puhawan, De Vera 92
Chris Eusebio, Diaz, Bambi Cuna,Timbang, Pagayatan 93
Edwin "The Future" Driz, Ed Pasion, Benedict Crisi, Greg Tiongo, Koe Sanchez, Jorge Del Rosasio 94
Ona 96
Joy Del Rosario 98

have in common?

...they were stalwarts in the Ateneo Juniors who never made it to the Seniors Team



Correct, but most of them never made it because they went to another school for college. Most of them went to UP especially the 92 players.

[MIRON]

Originally posted by usisero:
Some historical notes about UAAP Basketfall finals:

1982 - UE def. UP
(Caidic for UE; Albino, Mon Celis for UP)

1983 - FEU def. UP (1 pt)
(Harmon Codinera, Glenn Capacio for FEU; Altamirano, Magsanoc, rookies for UP)

1984 - UE def. UST
(Caidic, Jerry Codinera (rookie) for UE; Jarencio, UST)

1985 - UE def. UST

1986 - UP def. UE
(Benjie Paras (rookie) for UP; Jerry Codinera for UE)

1987 - Ateneo def. UE
(Francisco (rookie) Jun and Eric Reyes for Ateneo)

1988 - Ateneo def. La Salle
(Francisco, Gayoso, Reyeses, for Ateneo, Dindo Pumaren, Sta, Maria, Bachmann for La Salle)

Just want to add na FEU won the 1979,1980 & 1981 editions of the UAAP . They swept the 1980 & 1981 seasons!

[MIRON]

Originally posted by carl2000:
UST's Aric Del Rosario is the longest staying coach in the UAAP. He started as coach of the UST Nuggets in 1980, moved on to the Glowing Glodies in 1985, was replaced from 1987-1989, got back the job in 1990 and gave UST 4 consecutive titles when they changed team name from Glowing Goldies to Growling Tigers.

I dont think so. Sonny PAguia has led NU to the 1956 title way before Aric became a household name in the 60's
Unfortunately ngayon lang nakuha ng NU players ang Triangle Offense niya.

[lasallite]

tama si miron, it has always been Sonny Paguia with the Bulldogs. Kahit na ngayon, sa Manny Dandan (I believe) na nag coach...officially yata, sa Paguia pa rin ang boss.

[baby3na]

Manny Dandan is the Bulldogs' official coach, Sonny Paguia's a consultant na lang.

[shayla_kylie]

when did the rivalry with DLSU and ADMU started?

[MIRON]

Originally posted by shayla_kylie:
when did the rivalry with DLSU and ADMU started?

I think it started in basketball.
The 1939 NCAA finals. Ateneo was favored to win big but La Salle beat them because of the kayabangan of the Coach of the ateneo. A coach error na hindi nakabangon ang Ateneo.
After the game, since Ateneo & La Salle were both Boys schools & Ateneo was still in Padre Faura then, all hell broke loose because of the taunting & asaran. SInce it was almost the 2nd World War, lahat palaban.
Ayun nadala ng angkan ng mga atenista's lasalista ang away na iyon.

[francesmay]

Originally posted by STIFLER:
Originally posted by melboy36:
what do

Alfie Manlulu
Nash Racela 87
Patrick ticzon 91
Leo Doble, Marte Puhawan, De Vera 92
Chris Eusebio, Diaz, Bambi Cuna,Timbang, Pagayatan 93
Edwin "The Future" Driz, Ed Pasion, Benedict Crisi, Greg Tiongo, Koe Sanchez, Jorge Del Rosasio 94
Ona 96
Joy Del Rosario 98

have in common?

...they were stalwarts in the Ateneo Juniors who never made it to the Seniors Team



Correct, but most of them never made it because they went to another school for college. Most of them went to UP especially the 92 players.



Leo Doble.. if am not mistaken went to UST to take up P.T. and is now taking up medicine in the same school...
;)

[Binggoy]

*edit ko .. *

ayaw ni pare hehehe

[bchoter]

^ Ayus sa bump ah... ;)

[Binggoy]

*sorry* :naughty:

[voltaire_mad]

5. Which two teams have appeared in all Final Four tournaments?

I think UST didn't make it in the final four in one season. That was the season NU got in as the 4th seeded team.
Plus, last year, UST didn't make it in the final four.

[Ventada]

How about nung time na ang DLSU ay naging 5 peat bridesmaids...

Sino ba ang star player at coach nung time na yon?

Huh? Exagg ka naman. 3-peat lang. On UST's first year, they defeated Adamson completing their sweep. On the fifth year, UST lost their 5-peat bid to La Salle during the final four. UST was twice to beat. I saw Ortiguerra cry. It was his first year in UST hoping to ride the champtionship streak of UST.

UST - Ballesteros, Cantonjos, Dale Singson, Edmund Reyes, Bal David, Rommel David, etc.

La Salle - Dino Aldeguer, Jason Webb, Maoi Roca, Cali Orfrecio, Cris Tan, etc.

Saya non, Tisoys vs. Nognogs :rotflmao:

ngayon, unti unti na rin nagiging nognog ang La Salle Team :confused:

[Shyboy]

UST - Ballesteros, Cantonjos, Dale Singson, Edmund Reyes, Bal David, Rommel David, etc.

La Salle - Dino Aldeguer, Jason Webb, Maoi Roca, Cali Orfrecio, Cris Tan, etc.

Saya non, Tisoys vs. Nognogs :rotflmao:

ngayon, unti unti na rin nagiging nognog ang La Salle Team :confused:

Off topic:

Oo nga eh. Actually, di lang naman sa La Salle eh. Yung isang team, merong nga negro last year pero di na sinama sa lineup this year. Pero at least this year, andyan pa rin yung mga magaganda pangalan like LA, Ford, Japeth, na pang-artista rin. ;)

[tigerman]

Huh? Exagg ka naman. 3-peat lang. On UST's first year, they defeated Adamson completing their sweep. On the fifth year, UST lost their 5-peat bid to La Salle during the final four. UST was twice to beat. I saw Ortiguerra cry. It was his first year in UST hoping to ride the champtionship streak of UST.

UST - Ballesteros, Cantonjos, Dale Singson, Edmund Reyes, Bal David, Rommel David, etc.

La Salle - Dino Aldeguer, Jason Webb, Maoi Roca, Cali Orfrecio, Cris Tan, etc.

Saya non, Tisoys vs. Nognogs :rotflmao:

ngayon, unti unti na rin nagiging nognog ang La Salle Team :confused:

As far as I know, DLSU was the 2nd-placed team in that year of the sweep by the Tigers. So technically, they were runner ups there. Then add the 3 losses to the Tigers in 94,95 and 96... Plus the bridesmaid finish in 97 vs. the Feu Tams... So that is equal to 5... :)

Gosh, the glory days of UST basketball... :mecry:






USTE LO MEJOR!
VIVA SANTO TOMAS!

[Altwegg]

Adamson po ang kalaban sa 14th game ng UST nung 1993 eliminations at hindi DLSU.

[bchoter]

^ True hindi La Salle ang kalaban ng UST sa 14th and last game nung 1993 but La Salle was second in the standings... which is what tigerman was trying to say...

[GoGirl]

Gosh, this thread is almost 6 years old, binuhay nyo na naman. That has to qualify as history in its own right. :)

Question: Who was the only player from UST who played on all "four-peat" championship teams from 1993-1996? Hint: He won the MVP in 1995, and the Sportsmanship Award (huh?) in 1996.

[Big Man]

^^

Dennis Espino?

[tigerman]

Gosh, this thread is almost 6 years old, binuhay nyo na naman. That has to qualify as history in its own right. :)

Question: Who was the only player from UST who played on all "four-peat" championship teams from 1993-1996? Hint: He won the MVP in 1995, and the Sportsmanship Award (huh?) in 1996.


Christopher Cantonjos (uaap mvp 1995)
Actually he should been the mvp too in 1996, unfortunately the Dlsu jinx Mark Clemence Telan got away with the award... Ok lang, di naman napagchampion ni Telan ang Dlsu eh... :lol: When Telan left Dlsu, that started the 4-peat of the Archers... How ironic wahehehe.... :)





USTE LO MEJOR!
VIVA SANTO TOMAS!

[Ventada]

Christopher Cantonjos (uaap mvp 1995)
Actually he should been the mvp too in 1996, unfortunately the Dlsu jinx Mark Clemence Telan got away with the award... Ok lang, di naman napagchampion ni Telan ang Dlsu eh... :lol: When Telan left Dlsu, that started the 4-peat of the Archers... How ironic wahehehe.... :)





USTE LO MEJOR!
VIVA SANTO TOMAS!

Hindi nga kaya haha! He was just really tall but lacked the aggression of his successor Don Allado ...

[Ventada]

I just heard this on TV ... who is the highest three-point scorer in the UAAP?

Ironically, its a certain Tioseco who played for Ateneo during the early to mid 90s. Unfortunately, those were the goat years of the Blue Eagles always finishing either last or second to the last. Kung napasama lang siya sana sa line up nina Rico Villanueva.

***

Do guys remember the line up of Gabby Cui, Tonichi Pinzon, Sandy Arespacochaga and Tioseco of Ateneo? Muntik na sila mag-champion niyon. First round, number one was a tie between La Salle and Ateneo. By the end of second round, they were pushed back to 5th spot, denying them action at the final four.

[atenean_blooded]

when did the rivalry with DLSU and ADMU started?

This is a hard question to answer definitely. I take what I'll be saying from several primary sources, as well as those available at the Ateneo archives. You may wish to take them with a grain of salt.

You see, the Ateneo and La Salle were not originally rivals. The Ateneo was around since 1859, and La Salle was only founded in 1911. In the late 1910s/early 1920s (BEFORE the NCAA was founded), there was one core rivalry that was starting to emerge in terms of basketball: Ateneo de Manila and UP. The Ateneo squad was already famed for its success in basketball, winning in local leagues. On occasion, the UP squad would troop from Padre Faura to visit the Ateneo campus in Intramuros for a game or two.

Boys being boys, these games started getting pretty heated. The Jesuits realized that there was a need to organize the crowd to rally the team. Hence, organized cheering in the Philippines was introduced by the Ateneo de Manila which had the first cheering squad to help rally its team against UP.

Eventually, the NCAA games began. It took the Ateneo some time to win its first crown. When it did, the Ateneans started noticing something. There were students from another school called La Salle that were starting to cheer like they did: similar pumps, similar yells. These students would also watch Ateneo games even if their school was not playing against the Ateneo.

But the La Salle squad was no threat at all. The Ateneo cagers easily crushed the Lasallites. They were favored to do so in 1939 NCAA finals, when they had one of the best teams. By that time the Ateneo had adopted the Blue Eagle as its mascot. And in the 1939-1940 season, the Lasallites started calling their team the Green Archers. The Archers took the championship game by surprise, edging out the stunned Eagles.

There's a funny story about gloating which may not be true. It says that after the games, the La Sallites trooped to the Ateneo campus in Padre Faura and threw fried chickens at the gate.

In the same year, the Ateneo and La Salle faced each other again, this time, for the football crown. La Salle was the favored team to win in football. This time, however, the Ateneans took the game, leaving the La Salle booters scoreless.

The following year, the crowds started to expect a heated season between the Ateneo and La Salle. That didn't materialize. In one game, the Ateneans pointed out that La Salle had fielded an ineligible player. This caused the Archers to be disqualified for the season, and therefore be unable to defend their crown. The Archers made an appeal, but the NCAA board (which did not have Anton Montinola, mind you) was firm in its resolution. That struck a nerve, and I don't think the Archers ever forgot that.

At around this point in time, the Ateneo was still the dominant force in collegiate basketball. UP was no longer a basketball rival (and I think it had moved to the UAAP). Nor was La Salle a serious threat. However, San Beda began to emerge as a worthy sporting rival. The Lions were always fierce in their games.

Over the years, perhaps due to socioeconomic factors and whatnot, what rivalry became really storied was that of the Ateneo and La Salle. In all the years that they have faced their other since the NCAA, and now in the UAAP, the Ateneo has beaten La Salle more times in regular games and in championship matches. Collectively, the Ateneo also has more basketball crowns: it is still the winningest school in the NCAA (although I think Letran has tied this record, I may be wrong), and has 3 UAAP titles already.

A few side stories:

- Ateneo-La Salle games then were similar to the games now. Lots of heckling, lots of teasing, but really, not as much violence as we would like to fancy. At least, not as much violence as there would be after an Ateneo-San Beda or La Salle-Letran match.

- Fr. Raymond Holscher, S.J., once told me of a post-game rumble that happened between the Ateneo and La Salle once. Whose cars got smashed? The Bedans'.

- Both the Ateneans and Lasallites were die-hard in their support for their schools. Both cheered louder than anyone else, and it was often said that you would think that either the Ateneo or La Salle was winning against its opponent even if it was losing by a considerable margin, because the cheering was always loud.

- Sen. **** Gordon shared with my batchmates that during his time as a member of the Blue Babble Battalion, the Ateneans would not stop cheering even if the lights inside Rizal Coliseum were already turned off.

[GoGirl]

I just heard this on TV ... who is the highest three-point scorer in the UAAP?

Yes, you are referring to cutie Mon Tioseco.

Pero medyo malabo yung tanong mo tol; are you asking about most three pointers made in a season, most three pointers made in a game, highest three point percentage, or most three pointers attempted? I'd like to know.

*****

In 1999, the year La Salle won the second of their four straight championships to bridge the new millenium, the Archers took the seniors championship in dramatic fashion, winning Game 3 at the Cuneta Astrodome. Behind a last second three-pointer from Dino Aldeguer to force overtime, La Salle bagged the title, aided by an Angelo Velasco miss from behind the arc in the dying seconds of the game. Don Allado won his second straight MVP in a close race with UST slotman Marvin Ortiguerra. The Rookie of the Year award, however, was supposed to be a down-the-wire race between UST gunner Derrick Hubalde, and DLSU's BJ Manalo (who were both my crushes at the time :) ). To the shock of many, including myself, the award went to someone else. Not that he didn't deserve it, but that he wasnt in the spolight as much as the other two.

Question: Who won the Rookie of the Year award in 1999?

[tigerman]

Yes, you are referring to cutie Mon Tioseco.

Pero medyo malabo yung tanong mo tol; are you asking about most three pointers made in a season, most three pointers made in a game, highest three point percentage, or most three pointers attempted? I'd like to know.

*****

In 1999, the year La Salle won the second of their four straight championships to bridge the new millenium, the Archers took the seniors championship in dramatic fashion, winning Game 3 at the Cuneta Astrodome. Behind a last second three-pointer from Dino Aldeguer to force overtime, La Salle bagged the title, aided by an Angelo Velasco miss from behind the arc in the dying seconds of the game. Don Allado won his second straight MVP in a close race with UST slotman Marvin Ortiguerra. The Rookie of the Year award, however, was supposed to be a down-the-wire race between UST gunner Derrick Hubalde, and DLSU's BJ Manalo (who were both my crushes at the time :) ). To the shock of many, including myself, the award went to someone else. Not that he didn't deserve it, but that he wasnt in the spolight as much as the other two.

Question: Who won the Rookie of the Year award in 1999?



Oo nga eh. To the surprise of many uaap fans, the award went to Leonides "Leo" Avenido of the Feu Tams. Not to take anything away from the former king tamaraw, but the rookie of the year for 1999 was expected to be a tossed up between juniors mvp's of 1998 derrick hubalde and alwin espiritu of ncaa and uaap respectively and of course the consistent and effective bj manalo of the blue eaglets... :)








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[tigerman]

Yes, you are referring to cutie Mon Tioseco.


In 1999, the year La Salle won the second of their four straight championships to bridge the new millenium, the Archers took the seniors championship in dramatic fashion, winning Game 3 at the Cuneta Astrodome. Behind a last second three-pointer from Dino Aldeguer to force overtime, La Salle bagged the title, aided by an Angelo Velasco miss from behind the arc in the dying seconds of the game.


No thanks to Gilbert Lao's end game blunder from the 15 ft. parallel... :lol:

The game 3 loss of the Tigers started the current 13-game losing streak of the Espana-based dribblers to the Taft-based dribblers. When will it end? I don't know. Hope it ends soon... hehe... :)




USTE LO MEJOR!
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[Steadily Green]

Q: Which two teams have appeared in all Final Four tournaments?

A: La Salle and UST.[/QUOTE]

UST missed the Final 4 in 2001, 2003 and 2004.

[Steadily Green]

Marami rin...

Player/s: Telan, Webb, Patrimonio, Roca - poeple who never tasted a UAAP championship
Coach/es: Villavicencio, Uichico... alam ko may isa pa.

Jason Webb was a rookie in DLSU's 1991 Championship team (in which the trophy was eventually handed on a silver platter to FEU by the UAAP Board)

Allen Glenn Patrimonio was part (Co-captain of Dominic Uy?) of DLSU's 1998 Championship team

[GoGirl]

Sorry to nitpick, guys...

Q: Which two teams have appeared in all Final Four tournaments?
A: La Salle and UST.

UST missed the Final 4 in 2001, 2003 and 2004.
Dude, July 2000 pa yang question na sinasagot mo, di ka na fresh. :)


The game 3 loss of the Tigers started the current 13-game losing streak of the Espana-based dribblers to the Taft-based dribblers. Actually, it now stands as a 14-game losing streak to the Archers. The streak started in Game Two of that year, when UST lost to DLSU at the ULTRA in Pasig. A bright spot for the Tigers in that loss was the amazing performance of Cyrus Baguio, pulling off two steals in the second half to runaway with two fastbreak monster dunks.

Who knows? Ateneo's championship drought ended after 14 years. Perhaps the Tigers will end the Archers' dominance over them at 14 games as well. *okay*

[tigerman]

Sorry to nitpick, guys...

Dude, July 2000 pa yang question na sinasagot mo, di ka na fresh. :)


Actually, it now stands as a 14-game losing streak to the Archers. The streak started in Game Two of that year, when UST lost to DLSU at the ULTRA in Pasig. A bright spot for the Tigers in that loss was the amazing performance of Cyrus Baguio, pulling off two steals in the second half to runaway with two fastbreak monster dunks.

Who knows? Ateneo's championship drought ended after 14 years. Perhaps the Tigers will end the Archers' dominance over them at 14 games as well. *okay*


1999 - 2 (game 2 and game 3 of the finals)
2000 - 3 (1st & 2nd round elims plus the final four game) -The tigers eliminated right away here coz the archers were twice to beat here...
2001 - 2 (1st & 2nd round elims) - tigers failed to enter the final four...
2002 - 3 (1st & 2nd round elims plus the final four game.) - Who won't forget the classic 2nd round game bet. two former rivals. A big comeback by the archers from 18 points in the final canto and winning it eventually in overtime. One of the highlights of that game was the Philippine Slam Dunk King Cyrus Baguio's follow up dunk off a jemal vizcarra miss twinner and for me one of the best ever dunks by a True-blooded Filipino. In the semis, the taft cagers enjoyed a twice to beat advantage and handily beat the Tigers...
2003- 2 (1st & 2nd round elims)
2004- 2 (1st & 2nd round elims)

Oo nga 14 game losing streak nga hehe... sorry po... ;)

I do hope and pray to all the saints to help the tigers end their problems versus the archers. Pero at the rate things are going as far as basketball program is concerned, it looks like we do need a lot of miracles for that losing streak to end... hehe... :)

pero

GO USTe pa rin!!!






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[cccc]

ako, sinong 2 schools yung nag-aagawan for hosting rights sa 2008 and sino yung 2 iba pang schools yung nag-aagawan rin ng paghost sa 2011? anong reason? (hint: big 4. : p)

[abelard]

tanong lang po???
bakit lumipat *** ibang ncaa team sa uaap nung tinatag *** uaap???
im juz wondering!!

[tigerman]

ako, sinong 2 schools yung nag-aagawan for hosting rights sa 2008 and sino yung 2 iba pang schools yung nag-aagawan rin ng paghost sa 2011? anong reason? (hint: big 4. : p)


Correct me if i'm wrong po... thanks...

2008 - Supposedly UST will be the host for this season but UP will be celebrating its 100th anniversary, so the latter wants to be the host in this momentous event for the Diliman-based institution...

2011 - Supposedly Ateneo will be the host for this season but its rival DLSU and the pontifical university SANTO TOMAS will be celebrating their 100th and 400th anniversary respectively too... So both the taft and espana-based institutions wants to be the host & at the same time celebrate their respective anniversaries which are both historical for the 2 said universities...

Who will get the nod among this 4??? Well, let's just wait and see... :)
Goodluck to all...





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VIVA SANTO TOMAS!

[bambam0731]

I wonder where the younger brother of Boybits Victoria is now. He was supposed to be a future basketball star... expected to better than his brother.

[Halikinu Eagle]

how about olsen racela during 87 and 88 season. is he a factor?i heard na medyo patalo daw si olsen that tym?

[GoGirl]

Question po: In the history of the UAAP, has a Lasallite ever coached the Ateneo Senior Mens Basketball team? And how far did this/these coach/es lead their teams? 50 pogi points to the first one to answer correctly. As if naman we're counting. :)

Guys dagdag naman kayo ng trivia :bashful:

[Shyboy]

Question po: In the history of the UAAP, has a Lasallite ever coached the Ateneo Senior Mens Basketball team? And how far did this/these coach/es lead their teams? 50 pogi points to the first one to answer correctly. As if naman we're counting. :)

Guys dagdag naman kayo ng trivia :bashful:

Perry Ronquillo coached the Ateneo Seniors varsity team for one year in the mid-90s. The team didn't make it to the final four. This is part of the 'dark ages' of Ateneo basketball.

[atenean_blooded]

Correct me if i'm wrong po... thanks...

2008 - Supposedly UST will be the host for this season but UP will be celebrating its 100th anniversary, so the latter wants to be the host in this momentous event for the Diliman-based institution...

2011 - Supposedly Ateneo will be the host for this season but its rival DLSU and the pontifical university SANTO TOMAS will be celebrating their 100th and 400th anniversary respectively too... So both the taft and espana-based institutions wants to be the host & at the same time celebrate their respective anniversaries which are both historical for the 2 said universities...

Who will get the nod among this 4??? Well, let's just wait and see... :)
Goodluck to all...





USTE LO MEJOR!
VIVA SANTO TOMAS!


Suggested fix:

1. Let UP host in 2008 (UP's 100th anniversary)
2. Let the Ateneo de Manila host in 2009 (150th anniversary of the Ateneo and of the return of Jesuit education to the Philippines)
3. Either let La Salle and UST host TOGETHER (which might be pretty interesting) or a third party will host, and UST and La Salle can host in 2010 and 2012, respectively. Interestingly enough, several calendars including that of the Mayans (which was apparently based even on the magnetic resonance of sunspots) says the world will end in 2012. Ayaw nyo nun. Last UAAP sa kasaysayan ng kahit na ano. :)

[Shyboy]

2012 won't be the end of the world. Me and my buddies will make sure of that.

Regards,
Human Torch
:rotflmao:

[GoGirl]

Quote:Originally Posted by GoGirl
Question po: In the history of the UAAP, has a Lasallite ever coached the Ateneo Senior Mens Basketball team? And how far did this/these coach/es lead their teams? 50 pogi points to the first one to answer correctly. As if naman we're counting.

Guys dagdag naman kayo ng trivia



Perry Ronquillo coached the Ateneo Seniors varsity team for one year in the mid-90s. The team didn't make it to the final four. This is part of the 'dark ages' of Ateneo basketball.

Ronquillo, who studied and played for La Salle, coached the Eagles in UAAP Season 60. He resigned from the team with still six games remaining. He was replaced by "walang-sawa" Mark Molina.

[Altwegg]

Sorry to nitpick, guys...

Dude, July 2000 pa yang question na sinasagot mo, di ka na fresh. :)


Actually, it now stands as a 14-game losing streak to the Archers. The streak started in Game Two of that year, when UST lost to DLSU at the ULTRA in Pasig. A bright spot for the Tigers in that loss was the amazing performance of Cyrus Baguio, pulling off two steals in the second half to runaway with two fastbreak monster dunks.

Who knows? Ateneo's championship drought ended after 14 years. Perhaps the Tigers will end the Archers' dominance over them at 14 games as well. *okay*

Games 2 and 3 of the 1999 UAAP men's basketball finals were played at the Cuneta Astrodome. I was there at the gallery section. Normally, the ticket for the said section was P20 but my cousin and I bought ours for P250 each, a whopping 100%+ increase.

[theo78]

sino ang coach ng up noong huling 4-0 start nila noong 1997...at sino ang team na tumalo sa kanila noong fifth game...

[GoGirl]

Games 2 and 3 of the 1999 UAAP men's basketball finals were played at the Cuneta Astrodome. I was there at the gallery section. Normally, the ticket for the said section was P20 but my cousin and I bought ours for P250 each, a whopping 100%+ increase. Bro, I was there for all three finals matches (with three different guys, hehehe); ringside of course. While Game 3 was indeed played at the Cuneta Astrodome, Games 1 and 2 were played at the ULTRA. Sigurado ako ksi I was seated at almost the exact same place during these two games. Towards the end of Game 2, when it was apparent that UST was headed for a loss, some hotheads from the gallery started throwing coins, glasses, and other armamentarium towards the playing court (i hope one of them wasn't you ;) ). The physical arrangement at the ULTRA made it possible for objects thrown from the gallery to reach the court easily; wheras at the Cuneta, it would not have been possible. Angelo Velasco and Jeffrey Valeriano were the ones trying to pacify the crowd. And if my math is right, you bought your tickets at a 1000%+ increase.


Which reminds me: During that fateful 1999 UAAP season, one of the Tigers' games was suddenly halted. Why? Who was the opponent? And who eventually won?

[tigerman]

Bro, I was there for all three finals matches (with three different guys, hehehe); ringside of course. While Game 3 was indeed played at the Cuneta Astrodome, Games 1 and 2 were played at the ULTRA. Sigurado ako ksi I was seated at almost the exact same place during these two games. Towards the end of Game 2, when it was apparent that UST was headed for a loss, some hotheads from the gallery started throwing coins, glasses, and other armamentarium towards the playing court (i hope one of them wasn't you ;) ). The physical arrangement at the ULTRA made it possible for objects thrown from the gallery to reach the court easily; wheras at the Cuneta, it would not have been possible. Angelo Velasco and Jeffrey Valeriano were the ones trying to pacify the crowd. And if my math is right, you bought your tickets at a 1000%+ increase.


Which reminds me: During that fateful 1999 UAAP season, one of the Tigers' games was suddenly halted. Why? Who was the opponent? And who eventually won?

Tama the venue of games 1 and 2 of that said finals was in the ultra. Remember the game 2 reverse dunk of cyrus baguio with renren ritualo at the tailend looking on... :lol: Game 3 yung cuneta astrodome...

Ateneo is the one your talking about... No thanks to Jeff Valeriano and Rich Alvarez... :rotflmao: Ateneo eventually won the resumption of that match which was unfortunately played in a closed door policy in lyceum if i'm not wrong... No tv coverage, no pep squads and limited audience watching the game...







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[theo78]

meron namang tv coverage yung admu-ust sa lyceum...yung last 3 and a half minutes...closed-door talaga...and that's the last time the uaap had a closed-door match na wag na sanang maulit...

[Ventada]

This is a hard question to answer definitely. I take what I'll be saying from several primary sources, as well as those available at the Ateneo archives. You may wish to take them with a grain of salt.

You see, the Ateneo and La Salle were not originally rivals. The Ateneo was around since 1859, and La Salle was only founded in 1911. In the late 1910s/early 1920s (BEFORE the NCAA was founded), there was one core rivalry that was starting to emerge in terms of basketball: Ateneo de Manila and UP. The Ateneo squad was already famed for its success in basketball, winning in local leagues. On occasion, the UP squad would troop from Padre Faura to visit the Ateneo campus in Intramuros for a game or two.

Boys being boys, these games started getting pretty heated. The Jesuits realized that there was a need to organize the crowd to rally the team. Hence, organized cheering in the Philippines was introduced by the Ateneo de Manila which had the first cheering squad to help rally its team against UP.

Eventually, the NCAA games began. It took the Ateneo some time to win its first crown. When it did, the Ateneans started noticing something. There were students from another school called La Salle that were starting to cheer like they did: similar pumps, similar yells. These students would also watch Ateneo games even if their school was not playing against the Ateneo.

But the La Salle squad was no threat at all. The Ateneo cagers easily crushed the Lasallites. They were favored to do so in 1939 NCAA finals, when they had one of the best teams. By that time the Ateneo had adopted the Blue Eagle as its mascot. And in the 1939-1940 season, the Lasallites started calling their team the Green Archers. The Archers took the championship game by surprise, edging out the stunned Eagles.

There's a funny story about gloating which may not be true. It says that after the games, the La Sallites trooped to the Ateneo campus in Padre Faura and threw fried chickens at the gate.

In the same year, the Ateneo and La Salle faced each other again, this time, for the football crown. La Salle was the favored team to win in football. This time, however, the Ateneans took the game, leaving the La Salle booters scoreless.

The following year, the crowds started to expect a heated season between the Ateneo and La Salle. That didn't materialize. In one game, the Ateneans pointed out that La Salle had fielded an ineligible player. This caused the Archers to be disqualified for the season, and therefore be unable to defend their crown. The Archers made an appeal, but the NCAA board (which did not have Anton Montinola, mind you) was firm in its resolution. That struck a nerve, and I don't think the Archers ever forgot that.

At around this point in time, the Ateneo was still the dominant force in collegiate basketball. UP was no longer a basketball rival (and I think it had moved to the UAAP). Nor was La Salle a serious threat. However, San Beda began to emerge as a worthy sporting rival. The Lions were always fierce in their games.

Over the years, perhaps due to socioeconomic factors and whatnot, what rivalry became really storied was that of the Ateneo and La Salle. In all the years that they have faced their other since the NCAA, and now in the UAAP, the Ateneo has beaten La Salle more times in regular games and in championship matches. Collectively, the Ateneo also has more basketball crowns: it is still the winningest school in the NCAA (although I think Letran has tied this record, I may be wrong), and has 3 UAAP titles already.

A few side stories:

- Ateneo-La Salle games then were similar to the games now. Lots of heckling, lots of teasing, but really, not as much violence as we would like to fancy. At least, not as much violence as there would be after an Ateneo-San Beda or La Salle-Letran match.

- Fr. Raymond Holscher, S.J., once told me of a post-game rumble that happened between the Ateneo and La Salle once. Whose cars got smashed? The Bedans'.

- Both the Ateneans and Lasallites were die-hard in their support for their schools. Both cheered louder than anyone else, and it was often said that you would think that either the Ateneo or La Salle was winning against its opponent even if it was losing by a considerable margin, because the cheering was always loud.

- Sen. **** Gordon shared with my batchmates that during his time as a member of the Blue Babble Battalion, the Ateneans would not stop cheering even if the lights inside Rizal Coliseum were already turned off.


I didn't know UP ever joined the NCAA. What I knew was that the original members of the league was LaSalle, Ateneo, Letran, and San Beda. Also, I have been told and read in magazine articles too that the original rival of Ateneo was Letran and not La Salle.

[GoGirl]

O trivia pa!

1. Bago na pala ang coach ng Adamson. Does anybody remember the last guy who coached Adamson before Luigi Trillo came along? What was his claim to fame? And why couldn't he be replaced in the middle of the season?

2. Nabanggit ni tigerman at ni theo78 about the last closed door game in the UAAP, which had to be scheduled because the regular season game between UST and Ateneo was halted when a fight broke out between the Ateneo players and the UST crowd. (Don't ask me how it happened, it just did). Anyway, when was the previous closed door game before this one? Hint: It also invovled the Tigers, and a case of faulty wiring.

3. When UST swept the league in 1993, automatic champions na sila. Pero kung pinabayaan silang maglaro sa Final Four (the Final Four was instituted in 1993), they would have swept a possible 16 games. Wow. And they could have done it too, with the likes of superstars Dennis Espino, Rey Evangelista, Edmund Reyes, Udoy Belmonte, Bal David, Chris Cantonjos, Siot Tanquincen, Patrick Fran, etc. Anyway, since then, other UAAP teams have had sweep aspirations. Which team "stopped the sweep"?

1994 La Salle 12-0 before losing to _____
1997 La Salle 10-0 before losing to _____
1999 UST 10-0 before losing to _____
2002 La Salle 13-0 before losing to _____
2004 Ateneo 7-0 before losing to _____ (near sweep ba to?)

Lagay pa kayo ng trivia! :bop:

[GoGirl]

sino ang coach ng up noong huling 4-0 start nila noong 1997...at sino ang team na tumalo sa kanila noong fifth game... Eric Altamirano coached the Maroons in 1997, which featured the likes of Paolo Mendoza, Ogie Gumatay, Bryan Gahol, Choo-Choo Serrano, and one of the Gamboa Brothers. Di ko alam kung sino tumalo sa kanila nung 5th game eh. I guess pwede pa rin na near-sweep yun :confused:

[valdeaunia]

UST was called "Glowing Goldies" before "Growling Tigers"?

Totoo ba yun? :|

[Shyboy]

UST was called "Glowing Goldies" before "Growling Tigers"?

Totoo ba yun? :|

UST was known as Glowing Goldies until 1992. With a strong lineup, they were in the hunt for the championship the last two years (1991 and 1992) but however came up short. They thought of changing the monicker to Growling Tigers in 1993. Ang pagkaalam ko, wala daw kasing angas yung 'Glowing Goldies' kaya they made the change. The result? 4 straight championships from 1993 to 1996!

[ayungin]

What happened to this thread between the period of Sept. 03, 2000 and June 21, 2005?

[Shyboy]

What happened to this thread between the period of Sept. 03, 2000 and June 21, 2005?

Peeps here were inexplicably sucked up inside some sort of time warp that some people call...the Bermuda Triangle! On June 21, 2005, everyone managed to escape, though, but only after being subjected to unimaginable grief at the hands of the aliens. :rotflmao:

[Shyboy]

Just kidding. :)

[atenean_blooded]

I didn't know UP ever joined the NCAA. What I knew was that the original members of the league was LaSalle, Ateneo, Letran, and San Beda. Also, I have been told and read in magazine articles too that the original rival of Ateneo was Letran and not La Salle.

The original members of the NCAA were the Ateneo de Manila, UP, UST, UM, La Salle, NU, and the Institute of Accounts (forerunner of FEU).

Like I said, the original rival of the Ateneo was UP, then San Beda. La Salle was a "nice" rival. Letran was a violent opponent.

Regarding championships:

http://www.ncaa.org.ph/champions.php

[tigerman]

O trivia pa!

1. Bago na pala ang coach ng Adamson. Does anybody remember the last guy who coached Adamson before Luigi Trillo came along? What was his claim to fame? And why couldn't he be replaced in the middle of the season?

2. Nabanggit ni tigerman at ni theo78 about the last closed door game in the UAAP, which had to be scheduled because the regular season game between UST and Ateneo was halted when a fight broke out between the Ateneo players and the UST crowd. (Don't ask me how it happened, it just did). Anyway, when was the previous closed door game before this one? Hint: It also invovled the Tigers, and a case of faulty wiring.

3. When UST swept the league in 1993, automatic champions na sila. Pero kung pinabayaan silang maglaro sa Final Four (the Final Four was instituted in 1993), they would have swept a possible 16 games. Wow. And they could have done it too, with the likes of superstars Dennis Espino, Rey Evangelista, Edmund Reyes, Udoy Belmonte, Bal David, Chris Cantonjos, Siot Tanquincen, Patrick Fran, etc. Anyway, since then, other UAAP teams have had sweep aspirations. Which team "stopped the sweep"?

1994 La Salle 12-0 before losing to _____
1997 La Salle 10-0 before losing to _____
1999 UST 10-0 before losing to _____
2002 La Salle 13-0 before losing to _____
2004 Ateneo 7-0 before losing to _____ (near sweep ba to?)

Lagay pa kayo ng trivia! :bop:

I can answer only 2 sweep aspirations...
1999 UST 10-0 before losing to UE (a buzzer beater) A ust fan died after suffering heart attack in that painful loss...
2002 La Salle 13-0 before losing to ATENEO... Actually UST could have been the 1st team to beat Dlsu then, remember the 18 point lead early in the 4th quarter but thanks to Yeo and Cortez the Archers clawed back and sent the game to an extra session before finally beating the Tigers...

1994 Not quite sure here... I think UST was the one who halted DLSU's 12 game winning streak there... Man, the 1994 Archers was such a powerhouse and its manpower was really full of good players... (Telan, Magpantay, Webb, Lago, Patrimonio, Roca, Bautista etc...) Maybe GreenArrows can shed light on La Salle's tormentor that halted their 12 game winning streak...






USTE LO MEJOR!
VIVA SANTO TOMAS!

[GoGirl]

1999 UST 10-0 before losing to UE (a buzzer beater) A ust fan died after suffering heart attack in that painful loss... Yup, the UST fan had a myocardial infarction. But he suffered the heart attack before the game.

1994 Not quite sure here... I think UST was the one who halted DLSU's 12 game winning streak there... Man, the 1994 Archers was such a powerhouse and its manpower was really full of good players... (Telan, Magpantay, Webb, Lago, Patrimonio, Roca, Bautista etc...) Maybe GreenArrows can shed light on La Salle's tormentor that halted their 12 game winning streak. UST stopped LaSalle's streak behind the heroics of Bal David, Dennis Espino, Chris Cantonjos, Henry Ong, Edmund Reyes (who had just come back from a shoulder injury), and the big feet of Allen Patrimonio (his crucial free throw nullified after he was found to be stepping on the foul line).

[theo78]

no it's nic jorge back in 1997...ayun, not coach eric...

yung other clue: yung magiging 5th opponent nila after ng ue this season ang tumalo sa up na siyang nag-stop ng four-game winning streak ng maroons noong 1997...

and did you know na si coach bert ay may 4-0 record na sa uaap?
noong 1997, he coached one game for uaap sa first round dahil suspended si coach danny gavieres...hmm, proven na...hehe! :)

[Road Dogg]

/me reminisces the times when Joaqui Trillo reaches for his Kleenex as Jimmy Javier consoles him after a DLSU loss...

:glee:

[Road Dogg]

sino ang coach ng up noong huling 4-0 start nila noong 1997...at sino ang team na tumalo sa kanila noong fifth game...

i'm not sure who the coach was, but sigurado ako that the ateneo blue eagles were the ones who dealt the up maroons its first loss of the 1997 season...

[theo78]

correct! ateneo nga...if up goes 4-0, fighting maroons will meet the blue eagles next! :)

o heto, easy lang ito...sino ang tatlong teams na may tig-18 uaap titles...

[bluewing]

correct! ateneo nga...if up goes 4-0, fighting maroons will meet the blue eagles next! :)

o heto, easy lang ito...sino ang tatlong teams na may tig-18 uaap titles...



hehehe. baka mag-deja vu ang UP pag nanalo sila sa ue. 4-0 and ateneo on the horizon.



sagot:

UE, FEU, UST?

[paralusi]

1994 Not quite sure here... I think UST was the one who halted DLSU's 12 game winning streak there... Man, the 1994 Archers was such a powerhouse and its manpower was really full of good players... (Telan, Magpantay, Webb, Lago, Patrimonio, Roca, Bautista etc...) Maybe GreenArrows can shed light on La Salle's tormentor that halted their 12 game winning streak...


i don't remember la salle starting out 12-0 in 1994. for one, ateneo beat la salle that year on la salle's 12th game (with players like camua, rentosa, et al). so a 12-0 start is out of the question.

ust also beat them earlier that year, so i guess that would also eliminate, at the very least, an 11-0 start.

[tamarawz_14]

hehehe. baka mag-deja vu ang UP pag nanalo sila sa ue. 4-0 and ateneo on the horizon.



sagot:

UE, FEU, UST?

UE,UST= 18 TITLES

FEU= 17 TITLES

kaya hoping kami manalo bago mawala *** isip,santos,rizada

[theo78]

it's 18 titles ang feu...if they win, the tams are the winningest uaap team in its 68-year existence! :)

[theo78]

let's have another trivia...
ilang panalo ang nu against dlsu?

[Tomasaiyan]

O trivia pa!

3. When UST swept the league in 1993, automatic champions na sila. Pero kung pinabayaan silang maglaro sa Final Four (the Final Four was instituted in 1993), they would have swept a possible 16 games. Wow. And they could have done it too, with the likes of superstars Dennis Espino, Rey Evangelista, Edmund Reyes, Udoy Belmonte, Bal David, Chris Cantonjos, Siot Tanquincen, Patrick Fran, etc. Anyway, since then, other UAAP teams have had sweep aspirations. Which team "stopped the sweep"?

Lagay pa kayo ng trivia! :bop:

Madam, baka pwedeng mag kwento naman kayo ng game by game account ng Tigers of 1993... and does this season remind you of 1993?

:turncat:

[tigerman]

i don't remember la salle starting out 12-0 in 1994. for one, ateneo beat la salle that year on la salle's 12th game (with players like camua, rentosa, et al). so a 12-0 start is out of the question.

ust also beat them earlier that year, so i guess that would also eliminate, at the very least, an 11-0 start.


Ah ok.. sorry for the mistake...
I just answered kasi the post of GoGirl eh...
Newey, thanks for the correction...








USTE LO MEJOR!
VIVA SANTO TOMAS!

[Altwegg]

O trivia pa!

3. When UST swept the league in 1993, automatic champions na sila. Pero kung pinabayaan silang maglaro sa Final Four (the Final Four was instituted in 1993), they would have swept a possible 16 games. Wow. And they could have done it too, with the likes of superstars Dennis Espino, Rey Evangelista, Edmund Reyes, Udoy Belmonte, Bal David, Chris Cantonjos, Siot Tanquincen, Patrick Fran, etc. Anyway, since then, other UAAP teams have had sweep aspirations. Which team "stopped the sweep"?



Sorry about my mathematics.

:lol:

Anyway, if I am not mistaken, the Final Four format was instituted in 1994 a year after the Tigers' historic sweep.

[Altwegg]

In 1997, UST had a twice-to-beat advantage in the Final Four against DLSU. As we all know, DLSU won against UST only to lose against FEU in the finals.

[GoGirl]

Anyway, if I am not mistaken, the Final Four format was instituted in 1994 a year after the Tigers' historic sweep. I disagree, hon. The Final Four format was put in place in 1993. However, the old sweep rule maintained that if a team swept all 14 games, then they were automatically crowned as champion. Hence, UST was the automatic basketball champ.

In fact, the final four placings that year were: UST in first place, DLSU in second, Adamson in third, and FEU in fourth. Adamson, which had twin towers EJ Feihl and Giovanni Pineda, actually only lost twice (both losses at the hands of UST). But two of their games were forfieted due to player ineligiblity. They were hence tied with DLSU at 10-4, but DLSU was given the higher quotient due to a technicality. FEU was tied with Ateneo (which featured veteran Richie Ticzon, and rookies Vince Hizon and Sandy Arespacochaga) at the end of eliminations, but FEU had the higher quotient based on their head-to-head matchups.

The UAAP modified the sweep rule a few years later, so that a team which sweeps all their elimination games is automatically seeded in the finals.

In 1997, UST had a twice-to-beat advantage in the Final Four against DLSU. As we all know, DLSU won against UST only to lose against FEU in the finals. As Dr. Abes used to say, don't presume that we all know what we all know, heheh :lol: In 1997, DLSU won their first round match-up against UST by 11 points, and were heavily favored to repeat over the defending champs in their second round encounter. A win by the Tigers would tie them with DLSU in second place, and the quotient system would come in. UST would have had to beat DLSU by at least 12 points to gain second place.

Lo and behold, the Tigers did just that, putting up tremendous defense in the closing minutes of the fourth quarter to upset the Archers, and win by exactly 12 points, if i'm not mistaken. Aric Del Rosario was seen dancing a jig on the sidelines at the end of the game.

But it seems justice is indeed poetic. As Altwegg mentioned, DLSU fought back in the Final Four and won two games in a row to barge into the finals.

Question: Who was the superstar on the 1993 Adamson team which almost stopped the sweep of UST?

[bambam0731]

Kenneth Duremdes was the superstar of the 1993 Adamson team. He was so great then that he topped almost all the statistical categories. Just can't remember if he won the MVP honors that year.

[Cool_Enz]

let's have another trivia...
ilang panalo ang nu against dlsu?

I'm not sure about their all-time head to head match-up, but NU last defeated DLSU (80-59) during the 2003 Season. The Bulldogs managed only three wins that year and the other two came at the expense of UP and ADMU.

Okay here's my contribution to this thread:

1. What team did the NU Bulldogs beat in the playoff for the 4th spot in the 2001 Final Four?

2. What is the name of the foreigner center who played for UE during the 1999 and 2000 seasons? :socool:

[paralusi]

1. What team did the NU Bulldogs beat in the playoff for the 4th spot in the 2001 Final Four?


they beat UE in a knockout game (in double overtime), only to be beaten senseless by the top seed, DLSU, in their final four match.

[theo78]

nu is 2-39 all time versus dlsu...
ali yung apelyido ng ue center...

[shak]

Trivia:
During 1999-2001, how many consecutive losses did Adamson University have?

[atenean_blooded]

Trivia:
During 1999-2001, how many consecutive losses did Adamson University have?

Weren't they WINLESS all those years?

[tigerman]

Who were part of the 2002 uaap mythical five?
Clue:All of these players are playing in the Pba now... and 3 of these players were named mvp of the uaap... :)
Let me add that particular fab 5 was one of the most explosive in recent years... :)







USTE LO MEJOR!
VIVA SANTO TOMAS!

[tigerman]

Who were part of the 2002 uaap mythical five?
Clue:All of these players are playing in the Pba now... and 3 of these players were named mvp of the uaap... :)
Let me add that particular fab 5 was one of the most explosive in recent years... :)







USTE LO MEJOR!
VIVA SANTO TOMAS!

[spider_jay_ar]

Who were part of the 2002 uaap mythical five?
Clue:All of these players are playing in the Pba now... and 3 of these players were named mvp of the uaap... :)
Let me add that particular fab 5 was one of the most explosive in recent years.


james yap...
rich alvarez..
enrico villanueva...
mike cortez...
?????

[paralusi]

james yap...
rich alvarez..
enrico villanueva...
mike cortez...
?????

cyrus baguio?

[cccc]

Suggested fix:

1. Let UP host in 2008 (UP's 100th anniversary)
2. Let the Ateneo de Manila host in 2009 (150th anniversary of the Ateneo and of the return of Jesuit education to the Philippines)
3. Either let La Salle and UST host TOGETHER (which might be pretty interesting) or a third party will host, and UST and La Salle can host in 2010 and 2012, respectively. Interestingly enough, several calendars including that of the Mayans (which was apparently based even on the magnetic resonance of sunspots) says the world will end in 2012. Ayaw nyo nun. Last UAAP sa kasaysayan ng kahit na ano. :)

i diddnt know na 2009 na pa pala ang admu mag150 years... tama ba na 2007-2008 dapat maghohost ang up? so magiging 2008-2009 na siya?

hmm, maganda yung idea na dlsu/ust... gawin nila sabay for that year and another season para fair sa ibang schools...

hehe, if i remember correctly, december 23, 2012 yung prinedict ng mga mayans? :D

[coley]

hmm, maganda yung idea na dlsu/ust... gawin nila sabay for that year and another season para fair sa ibang schools...

hehe, if i remember correctly, december 23, 2012 yung prinedict ng mga mayans? :D

Hmm. Pano kaya nila iddivide sa DLSU saka UST yung hosting tasks? Hehe.

Off topic: Wag naman sana December 23 para makapagbirthday pa ko bago yun. Hehe. :D

[admrt]

which school got suspended for one whole season, what year and what was the reason for their suspension?

[paralusi]

^^
adamson (1994), after the uaap "discovered" that marlou aquino is an effing genius.

[tamarawz_14]

it's 18 titles ang feu...if they win, the tams are the winningest uaap team in its 68-year existence! :)

nope. during our pep rally feu present the 17 championship banners at the feu gym.then arwind make a promise that he will try aom the title... aiming palang ang 18 title...

[theo78]

thanks tamz_14...17 ang feu! we will write the years ha! :)

1938-39, 1947, 1950, 1956, 1961, 1972-73, 1976, 1979-81 (three-peat), 1983, 1991-92, 1997, 2003

speaking of three-peats etc! aside from feu, which teams won three straight titles?

[spider_jay_ar]

thanks tamz_14...17 ang feu! we will write the years ha! :)

1938-39, 1947, 1950, 1956, 1961, 1972-73, 1976, 1979-81 (three-peat), 1983, 1991-92, 1997, 2003

speaking of three-peats etc! aside from feu, which teams won three straight titles?


UST (1993-1996)
DLSU (1998-2001)
UE

[theo78]

ue 1965-1971 (although yung 1968 share sila ng ust)

[schumi]

Heard from somebody that the first Filipino F1 driver was a Lasallian or Lasallite. Depende kung kelan siya nag-aral sa La Salle.

reply to the old post...

the only asian f1 drivers that i could think of are... (both past and present)

toranosuke takagi
takuma sato
alex yoong
and nahrain karthikeyan :)

[atenean_blooded]

i diddnt know na 2009 na pa pala ang admu mag150 years... tama ba na 2007-2008 dapat maghohost ang up? so magiging 2008-2009 na siya?

hmm, maganda yung idea na dlsu/ust... gawin nila sabay for that year and another season para fair sa ibang schools...

hehe, if i remember correctly, december 23, 2012 yung prinedict ng mga mayans? :D

- Yes, the Ateneo de Manila will be turning 150 in 2009.
- Yes, 2008-2009. It's a matter of reshuffling.

Incidentally, it might even mark an interesting transition. If UP hosts in 2008-2009 and the Ateneo hosts in 2009-2010, there can be a Katipunan parade and celebration. :D

I actually hope that the opening (2008), possible transition/closing, and opening (2009) ceremonies can be held ON CAMPUS instead of in Araneta. That'd be pretty historic. :)

- Of course, I wonder how La Salle and UST will be hosting together. Pretty nifty opening ceremonies. :)

- Actually, I think it's a range of possible days. If I remember correctly, December 10-24, 2012. :D

[Santi_iii]

^^
adamson (1994), after the uaap "discovered" that marlou aquino is an effing genius.
When was the last time Adamson tasted the seniors basketball crown?

Whew! that was 28 years ago in 1977!

That year was a DOUBLE VICTORY for Adamson winning both the seniors crown! incredible isnt it?

Hector Calma spearheaded the seniors crown while the P.Martin lead the falcons for the juniors crown. Adamson is a force to reckon with in juniors for almost 30 years now.

The seniors almost made it again during the time of Kenneth Duremdez, Marlou Aquino, EJ Feihl, Giovanni Pineda. Too bad they have a a very poor coach in the name of Moises Urbiztondo and a "sobrang bakaw" na point guard na si Segundo De La Cruz. Imagine tinalo lang sila ng UST with only Udoy Belmonte and Dennis Espino in the team pero napagaling na coach na si Aric Del Rosario.

[bchoter]

Karma on Marlou, Feihl, Pineda, Segundo, and, former member of UST HS coaching staff, and now a (in)famous agent, Charlie Dy.

[tigerman]

cyrus baguio?

Yes your correct the 5th member is the reigning slam dunk champion of the Philippines... :)






USTE LO MEJOR!
VIVA SANTO TOMAS!

[nice_cha]

trivia: who was this highschool player that is so great he was asked to play for the seniors division even though he still has a year of eligibilty in the juniors level?

[atenean_blooded]

I don't know if this counts, but wasn't Steve Watson of the Ateneo de Manila a high school student playing for the college team?

[bluewing]

bakit nga ba pwede dati yan?

[dagitab]

nu is 2-39 all time versus dlsu...
ali yung apelyido ng ue center...

Omar Ali Liban.

He was a patsy.

[clawed_out]

kimberly4TAMS is not from FEU.

look at her 5 friendster accounts.

tsk tsk.

why can we just admit the truth?! :glee:

[atenean_blooded]

kimberly4TAMS isn't from FEU?

Damn. That's ASTOUNDING acting.

[Altwegg]

Since 1987, only 4 schools have won the men's basketball title: ADMU, DLSU, FEU and UST.

[jancarlo]

Uhm nakalagay to sa isang magazine. Sagutan niyo na lang.

1. What talent is common between Rico Maierhofer and Japeth Aguilar?

2. Who is the best blocking team?

3. Which players from both UE and FEU are quite identical as well as their jerseys?

4. Who among the UST team came but not graduated from Ateneo High School?

5. What team does Arwind Santos and Joseph Yeo want to go to if they aren't playing for their team?

6. Who is the oldest in UAAP?

7. How about the youngest?

8. What team has the highest pointer?

9. Which Red Warrior player came from JRU?

10. Which UP Fighting Maroon/s are from La Salle Greenhills?

11. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon came from De La Salle University?

12. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon was a batchmate of Blue Eagle Ken Baracosso?

13. Shortest player?

14. Tallest?

15. What course is likely common among the Ateneo Blue Eagles?

16. With the Green Archers?

17. Which UP Fighting Maroon studied in the same high school (UPIS)?

18. Oldest Rookie?

19. Youngest Graduating?

20. BONUS. Which Blue Eagle came from any La Salle school?

[valdeaunia]

1. blocking? :confused:
2. FEU?
.
.
.
5. Arwind - UST, Yeo - ADMU?
.
.
8. La Salle???
.
10. Gavino, Vainio, Santos? at si coach Vergara? XD
11. Agustin?
.
.
.
15. Management? :glee:
16. Dunno... but most of them are from *** (college of liberal arts)
17. Marvin Cruz?
18. Jonas Villanueva? :glee: joke lang XD
.
20. Not sure... si BJ Manalo? O si Noli Eala? hihihihi

Sensya na mga hula lang :D

[nice_cha]

2. ateneo

5. they both want to play for ateneo. yeo wants to be one bec. he played for a jesuit hs, w/c is xavier.

6. i think arwind at 24

8. feu

12. leo canuday

14. present:japeth aguilar. all-time: ej feihl

15. interdisciplinary studies

17. marvin cruz

20. noli eala

---> intelligent guesses..

[PsychoticGnome]

Uhm nakalagay to sa isang magazine. Sagutan niyo na lang.

1. What talent is common between Rico Maierhofer and Japeth Aguilar?

2. Who is the best blocking team?

3. Which players from both UE and FEU are quite identical as well as their jerseys?

4. Who among the UST team came but not graduated from Ateneo High School?

5. What team does Arwind Santos and Joseph Yeo want to go to if they aren't playing for their team?

6. Who is the oldest in UAAP?

7. How about the youngest?

8. What team has the highest pointer?

9. Which Red Warrior player came from JRU?

10. Which UP Fighting Maroon/s are from La Salle Greenhills?

11. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon came from De La Salle University?

12. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon was a batchmate of Blue Eagle Ken Baracosso?

13. Shortest player?

14. Tallest?

15. What course is likely common among the Ateneo Blue Eagles?

16. With the Green Archers?

17. Which UP Fighting Maroon studied in the same high school (UPIS)?

18. Oldest Rookie?

19. Youngest Graduating?

20. BONUS. Which Blue Eagle came from any La Salle school?

5. ateneo
6. bajjie del rosario
10. gavino, vainio, bienvenida, quebral, ferrer, etc.
12. canuday
13. jai reyes?
14. aguilar?
15. interdisciplinary studies
16. sports and recreation management?
17. marvin cruz
20. escalona (lsgh gs salutatorian '98)

[uevsfeufinals05]

para sa kagalakan ng nakararami..
UAAP BASKETBALL MEN CHAMPIONS
SCHOOL YEAR / SCHOOL
1938-39 FEU
1939-40 ---
1940-41 UST
1941-46 ---
1946-47 UST
1947-48 FEU & UST
1948-49 UST
1949-50 UST
1950-51 FEU
1951-52 UST
1952-53 UST
1953-54 UST
1954-55 NU
1955-56 UST
1956-57 FEU
1957-58 UE
1958-59 UE
1959-60 UST
1960-61 UE
1961-62 FEU
1962-63 UE
1963-64 UE & UST
1964-65 UST
1965-66 UE
1966-67 UE
1967-68 UE
1968-69 UE & UST
1969-70 UE
1970-71 UE
1971-72 UE
1972-73 FEU
1973-74 FEU
1974-75 UE
1975-76 UE
1976-77 FEU
1977-78 AdU
1978-79 UE
1979-80 FEU
1980-81 FEU
1981-82 FEU
1982-83 UE
1983-84 FEU
1984-85 UE
1985-86 UE
1986-87 UP
1987-88 ADMU
1988-89 ADMU
1989-90 DLSU
1990-91 DLSU
1991-92 FEU
1992-93 FEU
1993-94 UST
1994-95 UST
1995-96 UST
1996-97 UST
1997-98 FEU
1998-99 DLSU
1999-00 DLSU
2000-01 DLSU
2001-02 DLSU
2002-03 ADMU
2003-04 FEU
2004-05 DLSU
2005-06 ??

NCAA BASKETBALL MEN CHAMPIONS
1924 University of the Philippines
1925 University of the Philippines
1926 University of the Philippines
1927 San Beda College
1928 Ateneo de Manila University
1929 University of the Philippines
1930 University of Santo Tomas
1931 Ateneo de Manila University
1932 Ateneo de Manila University
1933 Ateneo de Manila University
1934 San Beda College
1935 San Beda College
1936 San Beda College
1937 Ateneo de Manila University
1938 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1939 De La Salle University
1940 San Beda College
1941 Ateneo de Manila University
1942 N. A.
1943 N. A.
1944 N. A.
1945 N. A.
1946 N. A.
1947 De La Salle University
1948 Jose Rizal College
1949 Mapua Institute of Technology
1950 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1951 San Beda College
1952 San Beda College
1953 Ateneo de Manila University
1954 Ateneo de Manila University
1955 San Beda College
1956 De La Salle University
1957 Ateneo de Manila University
1958 Ateneo de Manila University
1959 San Beda College
1960 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1961 Ateneo de Manila University
1962 N. A.
1963 Jose Rizal College
1964 Jose Rizal College
1965 Mapua Institute of Technology
1966 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1967 Jose Rizal College
1968 Jose Rizal College
1969 Ateneo de Manila University
1970 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1971 De La Salle University
1972 Jose Rizal College
1973 San Sebastian College-Recoletos de Manila
1974 De La Salle University
1975 Ateneo de Manila University
1976 Ateneo de Manila University
1977 San Beda College
1978 San Beda College
1979 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1980 N. A.
1981 Mapua Institute of Technology
1982 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1983 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1984 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1985 San Sebastian College-Recoletos de Manila
1986 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1987 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1988 San Sebastian College-Recoletos de Manila
1989 San Sebastian College-Recoletos de Manila
1990 Mapua Institute of Technology
1991 Mapua Institute of Technology
1992 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1993 San Sebastian College-Recoletos de Manila
1994 San Sebastian College-Recoletos de Manila
1995 San Sebastian College-Recoletos de Manila
1996 San Sebastian College-Recoletos de Manila
1997 San Sebastian College-Recoletos de Manila
1998 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
1999 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
2000 De La Salle University - College of St. Benilde
2001 San Sebastian College Recoletos de Manila
2002 San Sebastian College Recoletos de Manila
2003 Colegio de San Juan de Letran
2004 Philippine Christian University
2005 ?

[bchoter]

Uhm nakalagay to sa isang magazine. Sagutan niyo na lang.

2. Who is the best blocking team?

6. Who is the oldest in UAAP?

7. How about the youngest?

8. What team has the highest pointer?

10. Which UP Fighting Maroon/s are from La Salle Greenhills?

12. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon was a batchmate of Blue Eagle Ken Baracosso?

13. Shortest player?

2. UST? - always blocks-out at exactly 7:58 in the 4th quarter or 2:02 remaining in the ball game
Runner-up: UP Maroons
6. Dati si coach Sonny Paguia (SLN)
7. I'm not sure kung yung isang Eaglet, pero definitely wala sa (not so) Baby Tams
8. UP - Jino Ferrer points at something whenever he commits a TO (which is a lot) as if his teammates is at fault
11. Basta kasama yung coach
12. Sa HS team ba to ng Adamson? Mejo madami :D
13. Yung tiga NU Bullpups?

[Cool_Enz]

Uhm nakalagay to sa isang magazine. Sagutan niyo na lang.

1. What talent is common between Rico Maierhofer and Japeth Aguilar?

2. Who is the best blocking team?

3. Which players from both UE and FEU are quite identical as well as their jerseys?

4. Who among the UST team came but not graduated from Ateneo High School?

5. What team does Arwind Santos and Joseph Yeo want to go to if they aren't playing for their team?

6. Who is the oldest in UAAP?

7. How about the youngest?

8. What team has the highest pointer?

9. Which Red Warrior player came from JRU?

13. Shortest player?

14. Tallest?

17. Which UP Fighting Maroon studied in the same high school (UPIS)?

18. Oldest Rookie?

19. Youngest Graduating?

For Seniors only.

1. Both have long limbs and love to block shots.
2. I'll guess FEU or ADMU
3. Arellano and Rizada? But their jersey numbers are different.
6. CJ Del Rosario and Patrick Tiongco, both were born in 1980.
7. Rabeh Al Hussaini is only 16 years old
8. NU's Edwin Asoro leads the league in scoring.
9. Mark Borboran played two years under Boy De Vera in JRU.
13. Malagueno? Poloyapoy? Jai Reyes?
14. Japeth Aguilar, Rabeh Al Hussaini and Paolo Napo are all listed at 6 ft. 7 inches.
17. Mika Vainio, Mike Gavino and Marvin Cruz.
18. Likely transferees/masteral students
19. LA Tenorio is a 21-year old fifth year player
:socool:

[dagitab]

2. ateneo

5. they both want to play for ateneo. yeo wants to be one bec. he played for a jesuit hs, w/c is xavier.

6. i think arwind at 24

8. feu

12. leo canuday

14. present:japeth aguilar. all-time: ej feihl

15. interdisciplinary studies

17. marvin cruz

20. noli eala

---> intelligent guesses..

9. mark borboran

12. leo canuday

14. right now, it's japeth. but the all-time tallest player was a 7'3" beanpole from FEU named raul dillo. sad to say, he left after only a year and suited up for the now-defunct san juan knights. after a couple of cameo (!) movie roles, he faded into oblivion.

20. brandon sison was from la salle-zobel and went to admu for college.
brice godfried was from lsgh '00 and took up management at admu.
gabby cui also went to zobel for hs and to admu for college.

[jancarlo]

Note that the trivia questions are the CURRENT players.

[nice_cha]

galing dagitab! may exisiting raul dillo pala.. what year did he suited up for the tams? did he got any championship during his tenure?

whats his stats? i think he swats around 6 bpg..haha

[atenean_blooded]

Uhm nakalagay to sa isang magazine. Sagutan niyo na lang.

1. What talent is common between Rico Maierhofer and Japeth Aguilar?
2. Who is the best blocking team?
3. Which players from both UE and FEU are quite identical as well as their jerseys?
4. Who among the UST team came but not graduated from Ateneo High School?
5. What team does Arwind Santos and Joseph Yeo want to go to if they aren't playing for their team?
6. Who is the oldest in UAAP?
7. How about the youngest?
8. What team has the highest pointer?
9. Which Red Warrior player came from JRU?
10. Which UP Fighting Maroon/s are from La Salle Greenhills?
11. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon came from De La Salle University?
12. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon was a batchmate of Blue Eagle Ken Baracosso?
13. Shortest player?
14. Tallest?
15. What course is likely common among the Ateneo Blue Eagles?
16. With the Green Archers?
17. Which UP Fighting Maroon studied in the same high school (UPIS)?
18. Oldest Rookie?
19. Youngest Graduating?
20. BONUS. Which Blue Eagle came from any La Salle school?

1. Both eat a lot without gaining weight. Both incidentally have a knack for jumping high and can on occasion block shots many times a game. :)
2. Ateneo de Manila
3. I also think it's Arellano and Rizada. They're both fugly anyway. They also come from the rivals of copying cheers and drumbeats with "Chowtime"-worthy halftime routines.
4. No one I can think of.
5. Ateneo de Manila
6. Either Bajie del Rosario (the Living Legend), or, relatively, Jun Cortez, who had to take a leave from the juniors varsity team during his senior year in high school for being overaged.
7. Al-Hussaini of the Ateneo de Manila
8. NU (Asoro). Ateneo de Manila (make Japeth Aguilar jump with his pointer finger pointing upward).
9. Borboran, I think. Not that it matters.
10. Vainio and Gavino.
11. Err... Luigi Trillo?
12. Canuday. Not that it matters.
13. Jai Reyes
14. This year, Japeth Aguilar.
15. AB Interdisciplinary Studies or Social Studies.
16. BS PE (or equivalent) or that thing with a lot of math called Translation Studies
17. Marvin Cruz
18. ? Jonas Villanueva, I think
19. LA Tenorio (5 year course) @ 21
20. Brandon Sison, (Zobel), Macky Escalona (LSGH grade school)

[tigerman]

Uhm nakalagay to sa isang magazine. Sagutan niyo na lang.

1. What talent is common between Rico Maierhofer and Japeth Aguilar?

2. Who is the best blocking team?

3. Which players from both UE and FEU are quite identical as well as their jerseys?

4. Who among the UST team came but not graduated from Ateneo High School?

5. What team does Arwind Santos and Joseph Yeo want to go to if they aren't playing for their team?

6. Who is the oldest in UAAP?

7. How about the youngest?

8. What team has the highest pointer?

9. Which Red Warrior player came from JRU?

10. Which UP Fighting Maroon/s are from La Salle Greenhills?

11. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon came from De La Salle University?

12. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon was a batchmate of Blue Eagle Ken Baracosso?

13. Shortest player?

14. Tallest?

15. What course is likely common among the Ateneo Blue Eagles?

16. With the Green Archers?

17. Which UP Fighting Maroon studied in the same high school (UPIS)?

18. Oldest Rookie?

19. Youngest Graduating?

20. BONUS. Which Blue Eagle came from any La Salle school?

Jancarlo, please answer those trivias na. thanks... :)





USTE LO MEJOR!
VIVA SANTO TOMAS!

[spider_jay_ar]

Uhm nakalagay to sa isang magazine. Sagutan niyo na lang.

1. What talent is common between Rico Maierhofer and Japeth Aguilar?

2. Who is the best blocking team?

3. Which players from both UE and FEU are quite identical as well as their jerseys?

4. Who among the UST team came but not graduated from Ateneo High School?

5. What team does Arwind Santos and Joseph Yeo want to go to if they aren't playing for their team?

6. Who is the oldest in UAAP?

7. How about the youngest?

8. What team has the highest pointer?

9. Which Red Warrior player came from JRU?

10. Which UP Fighting Maroon/s are from La Salle Greenhills?

11. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon came from De La Salle University?

12. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon was a batchmate of Blue Eagle Ken Baracosso?

13. Shortest player?

14. Tallest?

15. What course is likely common among the Ateneo Blue Eagles?

16. With the Green Archers?

17. Which UP Fighting Maroon studied in the same high school (UPIS)?

18. Oldest Rookie?

19. Youngest Graduating?

20. BONUS. Which Blue Eagle came from any La Salle school?


Maybe we had enough time para dun s amga guess nung mga andito. Maybe pwde ng i-reveal yung answer sa trivia na ito. Tapos post n *** ng bagong trivia.

[dagitab]

galing dagitab! may exisiting raul dillo pala.. what year did he suited up for the tams? did he got any championship during his tenure?

whats his stats? i think he swats around 6 bpg..haha

He rarely suited up. I think it was during the '98-'99 season.

[jancarlo]

atenean_blooded got the most. 13/15. Hehe.


1. What talent is common between Rico Maierhofer and Japeth Aguilar?
Dunk and Block

2. Who is the best blocking team?
Ateneo

3. Which players from both UE and FEU are quite identical as well as their jerseys?
Marcy Arellano of UE and RJ Rizada of FEU

4. Who among the UST team came but not graduated from Ateneo High School?
Chester Taylor of UST studied a year or two in AHS.

5. What team does Arwind Santos and Joseph Yeo want to go to if they aren't playing for their team?
Ateneo

6. Who is the oldest in UAAP?
Badjie del Rosario of Ateneo who is 25 years old.

7. How about the youngest?
Rabeh Al-Hussaini of Ateneo who is 16 years old.

8. What team has the highest pointer?
Edwin Asoro of NU who scores 17 points per gam,e

9. Which Red Warrior player came from JRU?
Mark Borboran

10. Which UP Fighting Maroon/s are from La Salle Greenhills?
Mika Vainio, Mike Gavino and Bruce Quebral

11. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon came from De La Salle University?
Marc Agustin

12. Which Adamson Soaring Falcon was a batchmate of Blue Eagle Ken Baracosso?
Leo Canuday

13. Shortest player?
Jai Reyes of ADMU who's height is 5'6

14. Tallest?
Japeth Aguilar of ADMU whose height is 6'7

15. What course is likely common among the Ateneo Blue Eagles?
Interdisciplinary Studies

16. With the Green Archers?
Translation Studies

17. Which UP Fighting Maroon studied in the same high school (UPIS)?
Marvin Cruz

18. Oldest Rookie?
Jonas Villanueva

19. Youngest Graduating?
LA Tenorio, 21 years old

20. BONUS. Which Blue Eagle came from any La Salle school?
Macky Escalona

[shak]

Nice work, jancarlo.

[haynako]

1. In the 1995 UAAP Men's Basketball Finals, which player from UST sank the last 2 freethrows to seal the title for the Tigers?

-It was Bal David, there was still 8 seconds remaining, Telan and Elmer Lago bungled their chances, UST wins with a point

2. In the 1991 UAAP Finals between DLSU and FEU, which player was the subject of the controversy?

-Tony boy Espinosa, went back to the court considering that he was fouled out


5. Which two teams have appeared in all Final Four tournaments?

-UST and La Salle before, now only La Salle

6. Which school won the men's, women's, junior's basketball crowns in the same season?

-UST, it was the year of the tiger

7. Which player suited for the UE Warriors and Adamson Falcons during his participation in the UAAP?

-Marlou Aquino, the ever controversial

8. Which player suited for the UST Tigers and Adamson Falcons during his participation in the UAAP?

-EJ Feihl,

[haynako]

When was the last time Adamson tasted the seniors basketball crown?

Whew! that was 28 years ago in 1977!

That year was a DOUBLE VICTORY for Adamson winning both the seniors crown! incredible isnt it?

Hector Calma spearheaded the seniors crown while the P.Martin lead the falcons for the juniors crown. Adamson is a force to reckon with in juniors for almost 30 years now.

The seniors almost made it again during the time of Kenneth Duremdez, Marlou Aquino, EJ Feihl, Giovanni Pineda. Too bad they have a a very poor coach in the name of Moises Urbiztondo and a "sobrang bakaw" na point guard na si Segundo De La Cruz. Imagine tinalo lang sila ng UST with only Udoy Belmonte and Dennis Espino in the team pero napagaling na coach na si Aric Del Rosario.

- nope dude. that line up of adamson also with bumanlag, Hipolito and erwin luna was defeated in 1992 by FEU with Johnny Abarrientos, Nestor Echano, Arnold Padaong, Bryan Punzalan and Eric Gascon. What you're saying was the 1993 sweep of UST, Marlou Aquino was not there anymore. the most formidable line up UST ever had

[shak]

When did NU last win the title?
1954!!!

[Cool_Enz]

^ First and only championship *puppy*

[theo78]

give me the name of the coach who has the most number of uaap seniors basketball championships? he has 12...

[nice_cha]

siguro sa ue to..

[bchoter]

The Maestro Virgilio "Baby" Dalupan

[amdgc82]

Virgilio Dalupan was the winning coach for the UE Red Warriors in 1957, 1958, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1965 to 1971.

Note: In 1968, UE shared the UAAP title to the UST mentored by Rogelio Serafico.

[haynako]

Is it true that CEU want to join the UAAP?

[theo78]

correct...for more, see the baby dalupan room sa blue eagle gym, kaya lang ofc ni comm joe lipa yun eh

[easter]

How many times have Ateneo and La Salle met for the championship in Seniors basketball both in the NCAA and in the UAAP?

[theo78]

UAAP REPLAY TRIVIA:


* The last UAAP replay was on Oct. 12, 1991 when the Board nullified La Salle’s title-clinching 80-77 victory over Far Eastern University due to a violation committed by Archers guard Tony Boy Espinosa. On the eve of the replay, La Salle decided not to show up in the rematch, which resulted to giving the title to the Tamaraws.

* University of the East was last involved in an UAAP replay on Sept. 21, 1984 when the Board nullified the Warriors’ 106-105 overtime win over the University of the Philippines in the second round. Coach Joe Lipa (this season’s commissioner) put the game under protest when the referees did not count Maroons playmaker Ronnie Magsanoc’s buzzer-beating triple from the midcourt line. In the said rematch, UE still emerged victorious, 88-81.

[jancarlo]

How many times have Ateneo and La Salle met for the championship in Seniors basketball both in the NCAA and in the UAAP?

Sa NCAA kasi mostly Ateneo-San Beda or La Salle-Letran sa Finals. Kaya may rivalry yung 4 eh. So yun nga. Bihira ang Ateneo-La Salle sa NCAA eh.

[amdgc82]

How many championships did the FEU Tamaraws won in the UAAP basketball history? In what year? Who were the coaches?

[theo78]

it's 18 titles, tied with ust and ue...
recent three lang ha...
2005 - bert flores
2003 - koy banal
1997 - danny gavieres

[atenean_blooded]

How many times have Ateneo and La Salle met for the championship in Seniors basketball both in the NCAA and in the UAAP?

I think they've met around 8 or so times already (am looking up the exact figures).

I know that the Ateneo has beaten La Salle in more games (including those for championship matches) in the NCAA, and also has more NCAA crowns than La Salle (until 2000, the Ateneo was the winningest NCAA team).


UAAP

1988 - Ateneo
2001 - La Salle
2002 - Ateneo

[theo78]

the last time nagkaroon ng 'sweep' ng women's, juniors and seniors titles was in 1994...UST ang nakagawa pa lang noon...and sila pa lang in recent memory!

[paul_tams]

UAAP BASKETBALL STATISTICS:

Longest Finals Appearances:
Boys'
Ateneo de Manila High School - Season 55 (1992) - Season 67 (2004)
Women's
University of Santo Tomas - Season 39 (1976) - Season 58 (1995)
Men's
University of the East - Season 20 (1957) - Season 35 (1972)
Longest Finals Appearances for Two Teams:
Boys'
Ateneo de Manila High School vs. University of Santo Tomas - Season 55 (1992) - Season 64 (2001)
Women's
University of Santo Tomas vs. University of the Philippines - Season 39 (1976) - Season 48 (1985)
Men's
University of the East vs. University of Santo Tomas - Season 27 (1964) - Season 34 (1971)
Best Championship Streaks:
Boys'
Ateneo de Manila High School - Season 49 (1986) - Season 52 (1989)
Women's
University of the Philippines - Season 43 (1980) - Season 46 (1983)
University of Santo Tomas - Season 50 (1987) - Season 53 (1990)
De La Salle University - Season 62 (1999) - Season 65 (2002)
Men's
University of the East - Season 28 (1965) - Season 34 (1971)
Longest droughts:
National University, 51 years (as of 1954)

ADDITIONAL FACTS AND TRIVIA:
Seniors Championships:
FEU Tamaraws: 2005 (Defending Champions)
La Salle Green Archers: 2004
Ateneo Blue Eagles: 2002
UST Growling Tigers: 1996
UP Fighting Maroons: 1986
UE Red Warriors: 1985
Adamson Falcons: 1977
NU Bulldogs: 1954
Seniors Finals Appearances:
FEU Tamaraws: 2005 (def. La Salle)
La Salle Green Archers: 2005 (def. by FEU)
Ateneo Blue Eagles: 2003 (def. by FEU)
UST Growling Tigers: 1999 (def. by La Salle)
Adamson Falcons: 1992 (def. by FEU)
UE Red Warriors: 1990 (def. by La Salle)
UP Fighting Maroons: 1986 (def. UE)
NU Bulldogs: 1955 (def. by UST)
Championship Streaks:
The UE Red Warriors owns the longest championship run in UAAP Seniors Basketball, with seven straight championships (including a shared title), from 1965 to 1971,
The University of Santo Tomas won the Juniors', Women's and Men's championship in the 1994-95 season, the only instance where the three championships were won by a school in one school year.

[SpellbindMedia]

^ Wikipedia's our friend.

[flsfnoeraekadad]

How many titles in the NCAA/UAAP combined have La Salle and Ateneo won?

[paul_tams]

How many titles in the NCAA/UAAP combined have La Salle and Ateneo won?

Ateneo de Manila

NCAA - 1928, 1931-33, 1937, 1941, 1953-54, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1969, 1975, 1976 = 14 NCAA MB TITLES
UAAP - 1987-88, 2002 = 3 UAAP MB TITLES
Total = 17 championships NCAA/UAAP

De La Salle University

NCAA - 1939, 1947, 1956, 1971, 1974 = 5 NCAA MB TITLES
UAAP - 1989-90, 1998-2001 = 6 UAAP MB TITLES
Total = 11 championships NCAA/UAAP

[paul_tams]

How many times have Ateneo and La Salle met for the championship in Seniors basketball both in the NCAA and in the UAAP?

Arguably the most popular rivalry in Filipino sports was forged in the NCAA: The Ateneo-La Salle rivalry. Historical records are unclear on when the rivalry began, although there are arguments pointing to La Salle's 1939 defeat of a top-seeded Ateneo basketball team and their being dethroned by the Ateneans who beat the Lasallites in the elimination round. While La Salle held their victory parade, they threw fried chickens at the Padre Faura gate of the Ateneo. However. the La Salle cage team was disbarred for fielding an ineligible player the following year (although the title would not become Ateneo's until 1941, two years after the defeat).

Ateneo-La Salle games were always heated, for both schools were exclusively for males. However, La Salle during its stint in the NCAA was not as strong a contender as the Ateneo was (see Ateneo-San Beda rivalry), with the Ateneo not meeting La Salle again until the 1959 Finals, where Ateneo prevailed. Ateneo-La Salle games are now one of the most anticipated games of the UAAP season.

if im not mistaken, they met in 1939 (where la salle won its first ncaa title against ateneo), 1941 (ateneo over la salle), 1959 (ateneo over la salle) and 1988 (ateneo over la salle), 2001 (la salle over ateneo) and 2002 (ateneo over la salle)in the UAAP...

[Gospel of Judas]

What were the longest and the highest scoring UAAP games?

[lifeline20]

Games 2 and 3 of the 1999 UAAP men's basketball finals were played at the Cuneta Astrodome. I was there at the gallery section. Normally, the ticket for the said section was P20 but my cousin and I bought ours for P250 each, a whopping 100%+ increase.

haha ... alam na alam ko to

Game 1 UST won over DLSU was played in ULTRA ... no live coverage... overdelayed telecast to! 12mn sa channel 4 ba un? basta silvestar sports pa to! This was the last victory of UST over DLSU!!! ang tagal na grabe!!!

Game 2 DLSU won!! sa ULTRA pa din to!!! panahon 'to ng counterstrike... UST has this terrorist fan with a bazooka!!! tama ba spelling ko? Everytime dlsu pep face UST na parang pinapana, UST crowd point to the terrorist guy!!! "napaaway dito si edu manzano" !!! ewan ko if nasanctioned siya dito?

Game 3 DLSU won the champinoship! Sa cuneta astrodome to!!! sobrang init! sobrang puno!!! at ang sobrang mahal ng ticket!!! P20 bleacher ticket was sold at around 200 o mas mataas pa... ang init nito sobra!!!

[embee]

Did you know that the UP Fightig Maroons were called as UP Parrots

[pup2]

That the Green Archers has made it to the finals of the UAAP 10 times in their 14 years in the league.

And that they have always been in the finals since 1994.

Such a far cry from our unworthy rival who has been in the UAAP longer but has only yielded 2 championships.

Yeah but save for you and Adamson (who seem to have gotten over it unlike you), other teams don't cheat and have asterisks in some of those championships.

Also, we'd feel ashamed of championships tarnished by cheating. Unlike others who just rehire the same people ... and hope that they never get caught again.

[circa]

UAAP SENIORS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS (1985-1998):
1985 - UE
1986 - UP
1987 - ATENEO
1988 - ATENEO
1989 - LA SALLE
1990 - LA SALLE
1991 - FEU
1992 - FEU
1993 - UST
1994 - UST
1995 - UST
1996 - UST
1997 - FEU
1998 - LA SALLE

Anyone out there who can publish the complete listing of UAAP Seniors Basketball Champions from the birth of the UAAP. I would really appreciate it. GOD BLESS !!!

1999 - LA SALLE
2000 - LA SALLE
2001- LA SALLE

[mistulang]

2002 - ATENEO
2003 - FEU
2004 - LA SALLE*
2005 - FEU

* Given to FEU due to... need i say more?

[SpellbindMedia]

^ I don't think it was given to FEU...declared no winner yata yang year na yan.

[bchoter]

Paki banggit lang po ang source ng ating mga info. Wag po nating akuin na parang atin ang mga kaalamang ito.

[paul_tams]

^ according to wikipedia.org, there were no champions in UAAP seniors basketball in 2004, so that means it is vacant...

[flsfnoeraekadad]

Paki banggit lang po ang source ng ating mga info. Wag po nating akuin na parang atin ang mga kaalamang ito.
Plagiarism. :lol:

[valdeaunia]

^ according to wikipedia.org, there were no champions in UAAP seniors basketball in 2004, so that means it is vacant...

Eh? Di ba sa FEU na iyon ibinigay, which made them the winningest team in the UAAP with 19 championships? (pang-tie sa UE with 18 yung championship nung 2005, tapos nadagdag yung 2004):confused:

[paul_tams]

here's a complete list of uaap basketball champions from 1938-2005, it includes men's, women's and the juniors division...

MEN'S

1938 - FEU
1939 - FEU,UP,UST (TIED)
1940 - UP
1941 - UST
1942-45 - WWII
1946 - UST
1947 - FEU,UST (TIED)
1948-49 - UST
1950-51 - FEU
1952-53 - UST
1954 - NU
1955 - UST
1956 - FEU
1957-58 - UE
1959 - UST
1960 - UE
1961 - FEU
1962-63 - UE
1964 - UST
1965-71 - UE (TIED WITH UST FOR THE TITLE IN 1968)
1972-73 - FEU
1974-75 - UE
1976 - FEU
1977 - AdU
1978 - UE
1979 - FEU
1980 - UE
1981-83 - FEU
1984-85 -UE
1986 - UP
1987-88 - ADMU
1989-90 - DLSU
1991-92 - FEU
1993-96 - UST
1997 - FEU
1998-2001 - DLSU
2001 - ADMU
2003 - FEU
2004 - VACATED
2005 - FEU

WOMEN'S

1950-53 - FEU
1976-78 - UP
1979 - UST
1980-83 - UP
1984-85 - UST
1986 - AdU
1987-90 - UST
1991 - FEU
1992 - UST
1993 - AdU
1994-95 - UST
1996-98 - FEU
1999-2002 - DLSU
2003-2004 - AdU
2005 - ADMU

JUNIORS

1978-79 - ADMU HS
1980-81 - UST HS
1982-83 - UE HS
1984 - ADMU HS
1985 - UE HS
1986-89 - ADMU HS
1990 - AdU HS
1991 - UPIS
1992 - ADMU HS
1993-94 - UST HS
1995 - ADMU HS
1996 - UST HS
1997 - ADMU HS
1998 - UST HS
1999-2000 - ADMU HS
2001 - UST HS
2002 - UPIS
2003-04 - ADMU HS
2005 - DLSZ

[paul_tams]

Eh? Di ba sa FEU na iyon ibinigay, which made them the winningest team in the UAAP with 19 championships? (pang-tie sa UE with 18 yung championship nung 2005, tapos nadagdag yung 2004):confused:

according to the uaap board, there was no decision yet whether the title will be given back to feu or it will remain as vacant...

[flsfnoeraekadad]

here's a complete list of uaap basketball champions from 1938-2005, it includes men's, women's and the juniors division...

MEN'S

1938 - FEU
1939 - FEU,UP,UST (TIED)
1940 - UP
1941 - UST
1942-45 - WWII
1946 - UST
1947 - FEU,UST (TIED)
1948-49 - UST
1950-51 - FEU
1952-53 - UST
1954 - NU
1955 - UST
1956 - FEU
1957-58 - UE
1959 - UST
1960 - UE
1961 - FEU
1962-63 - UE
1964 - UST
1965-71 - UE (TIED WITH UST FOR THE TITLE IN 1968)
1972-73 - FEU
1974-75 - UE
1976 - FEU
1977 - AdU
1978 - UE
1979 - FEU
1980 - UE
1981-83 - FEU
1984-85 -UE
1986 - UP
1987-88 - ADMU
1989-90 - DLSU
1991-92 - FEU
1993-96 - UST
1997 - FEU
1998-2001 - DLSU
2001 - ADMU
2003 - FEU
2004 - VACATED
2005 - FEU

WOMEN'S

1950-53 - FEU
1976-78 - UP
1979 - UST
1980-83 - UP
1984-85 - UST
1986 - AdU
1987-90 - UST
1991 - FEU
1992 - UST
1993 - AdU
1994-95 - UST
1996-98 - FEU
1999-2002 - DLSU
2003-2004 - AdU
2005 - ADMU

JUNIORS

1978-79 - ADMU HS
1980-81 - UST HS
1982-83 - UE HS
1984 - ADMU HS
1985 - UE HS
1986-89 - ADMU HS
1990 - AdU HS
1991 - UPIS
1992 - ADMU HS
1993-94 - UST HS
1995 - ADMU HS
1996 - UST HS
1997 - ADMU HS
1998 - UST HS
1999-2000 - ADMU HS
2001 - UST HS
2002 - UPIS
2003-04 - ADMU HS
2005 - DLSZ
Where did you get this? Cite sources! Importante din yan. ;)

[paul_tams]

^ wikipedia po...:)

[theo78]

iba talaga ang wikipedia po! :)

[circa]

talo ang tigers sa archers since 1999 sa mens basketball

[easter]

according to the uaap board, there was no decision yet whether the title will be given back to feu or it will remain as vacant...

Bakit hindi pa ibigay sa FEU yan eh sila naman ang lumaban sa Finals? Hindi naman pwedeng vacant dahil may mga naglaban sa finals.

HoopsTV - Basketball Blog and Video Clips (http://hoopstv.blogspot.com/)

[lifeline20]

^ wikipedia po...:)

hala magagalit mga profs ko sa kaka-wikipedia! hehe peace!!! :bop:

[phabzilla]

When was the last time Adamson tasted the seniors basketball crown?

Whew! that was 28 years ago in 1977!

That year was a DOUBLE VICTORY for Adamson winning both the seniors crown! incredible isnt it?

Hector Calma spearheaded the seniors crown while the P.Martin lead the falcons for the juniors crown. Adamson is a force to reckon with in juniors for almost 30 years now.

The seniors almost made it again during the time of Kenneth Duremdez, Marlou Aquino, EJ Feihl, Giovanni Pineda. Too bad they have a a very poor coach in the name of Moises Urbiztondo and a "sobrang bakaw" na point guard na si Segundo De La Cruz. Imagine tinalo lang sila ng UST with only Udoy Belmonte and Dennis Espino in the team pero napagaling na coach na si Aric Del Rosario.

- nope dude. that line up of adamson also with bumanlag, Hipolito and erwin luna was defeated in 1992 by FEU with Johnny Abarrientos, Nestor Echano, Arnold Padaong, Bryan Punzalan and Eric Gascon. What you're saying was the 1993 sweep of UST, Marlou Aquino was not there anymore. the most formidable line up UST ever had


tawag kina nestor echano and arnold padaong nun is "the fearsome twosome"
may ginagawa pa sila na parang jumping in mid-air after every nice play *okay*

[karl29]

How does a season end up as a tied season as some seasons in the list show?

[Santi_iii]

DOUBLE VICTORY!

It is interesting to note that in the entire UAAP history, there were 4 teams that won both the SENIORS and JUNIORS crown for the same year in basketball!
Sweetest! DOUBLE VICTORY!

SENIORS JUNIORS
1977 ADAMSON ADAMSON
1985 UE UE
1987 ATENEO ATENEO
1988 ATENEO ATENEO
1993 UST UST
1994 UST UST
1996 UST UST

And take note that UST did it 3 times in the 1990s! Ateneo 2 times in the 1980s. UE and Adamson once!

[jancarlo]

Other Sports:

MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
1978-79 (2) - UP
1980-81 (2) - Ateneo
1982 - UE
1983-86 (4) - FEU
1987-89 (3) - UE
1990 - UST
1991-96 (5) - UP
1997-98 (2) - FEU
1999 - UP
2000-02 (3) - FEU
2003 - La Salle
2004-05 (2) - FEU
Trivia:
-Longest Finals Appearance: University of the Philippines - Season 53 (1990) - Season 67 (2004)
-Longest Finals Appearance for Two Teams: University of the Philippines vs. Far Eastern University - Season 58 (1995) - Season 66 (2003)
-Best Championship Streak: University of the Philippines - Season 54 (1991) - Season 59 (1996)

WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
1978-80 (3) - UP
1981-84 (4) - Ateneo
1985 - UST
1986 - Ateneo
1987 - UST
1988 - FEU
1989 - Ateneo
1990-91 (2) - FEU
1992 - UST
1993-94 (2) - FEU
1995 - UST
1996-97 (2) - FEU
1998 - UST
1999 - FEU
2000-01 (2) - UST
2002 - FEU
2003-05 (3) - La Salle
Trivia:
-Longest Finals Appearance: Far Eastern University - Season 51 (1988) - Season 66 (2003)
-Longest Finals Appearance for Two Teams: Far Eastern University vs. University of Santo Tomas - Season 53 (1990) - Season 65 (2002)
-Best Championship Streak: Ateneo de Manila University - Season 44 (1981) - Season Season 47 (1984)

JUNIOR'S VOLLEYBALL
1978-79 (2) - Ateneo
1980 - UST
1981 - UE
1982 - Ateneo
1983-85 (3) - UPIS
1986 - Ateneo
1987 - UST
1988-90 (3) - Ateneo
1991 - UST
1992 - Ateneo
1993 - UST
1994-95 (2) - Ateneo
1996 - UST
1997-2001 (5) - Ateneo
2002-03 - La Salle Zobel
2004-05 - UE
Trivia:
-Longest Finals Apperance: Ateneo de Manila High School - Season 45 (1982) - Season 67 (2004)
-Longest Finals Apperance for Two Teams: Ateneo de Manila High School vs. University of Santo Tomas - Season 49 (1986) - Season 59 (1996)
-Best Championship Streak: Ateneo de Manila High School - Season 60 (1997) - Season 64 (2001)

[jancarlo]

MEN'S BADMINTON
1990-1993 (4) - Ateneo
1994 - UST
1995-1998 (4) - Ateneo
1999-2002 (4) - FEU
2003-2005 (3) - UST

WOMEN'S BADMINTON
1990-1992 (3) - Ateneo
1993 - UST
1994 - La Salle
1995-1998 (4) - Ateneo
1999 - UST
2000-2001 (2) - Ateneo
2002 - La Salle
2003 - Ateneo
2004-2005 (2) - La Salle

MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD
1938-1940 (3) - UP
-- World War 2
1947 - FEU
1948-1949 (2) - UST
1950-1951 (2) - FEU
1952 - UST
1953-1956 (4) - NU
1957 - UP
1958-1962 (5) - NU
1963-1964 (2) - UST
1965-1966 (2) - FEU
1967 - UST
1968-1969 (2) - UE
1970-1971 (2) - FEU
1972-1974 (3) - UP
1975-1976 (2) - FEU
1977 - UP
1978 - Adamson
1979-1981 (3) - UST
1982-1983 (2) - FEU
1984 - Ateneo
1985 - FEU
1986-1988 (3) - Ateneo
1989-1992 (4) - FEU
1993 - UST
1994-1997 (4) - FEU
1998 - La Salle
1999-2001 (3) - FEU
2002-2003 (2) - La Salle
2004-2005 (2) - FEU

WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD
1950 - FEU
1951-1954 (4) - UP
1955-1959 (5) - NU
1960-1966 (7) - FEU
1967-1968 (2) - UE
1969-1971 (3) - FEU
1972-1973 (2) - UP
1974-1975 (2) - UE
1976 - FEU
1977-1978 (2) - UP
1979 - FEU
1980-1981 (2) - UP
1982 - UST
1983 - FEU
1984 - UST
1985-1987 (3) - FEU
1988 - Ateneo
1989 - UST
1990-1993 (4) - FEU
1994-1995 (2) - UST
1996-1998 (3) - FEU
1999-2000 (2) - La Salle
2001-2005 (5) - FEU

JUNIOR'S TRACK AND FIELD
1954-1960 (7) - NU
1961-1963 (3) - UE
1964 - UST
1965 - UE
1966 - UST
1967-1969 (3) - UE
1970 - UST
1971-1973 (3) - NU
1974-1975 (2) - Adamson
1976-1979 (3) - NU
1978-1981 (4) - Ateneo
1982-1983 (2) - UST
1984-2003 (20) - Ateneo
2004 - UST
2005 - Ateneo

[theo78]

jancarlo: sa swimming? taekwondo? :)

[paul_tams]

Bakit hindi pa ibigay sa FEU yan eh sila naman ang lumaban sa Finals? Hindi naman pwedeng vacant dahil may mga naglaban sa finals.

HoopsTV - Basketball Blog and Video Clips (http://hoopstv.blogspot.com/)

ewan ko nga ba sa uaap board...

[paul_tams]

UAAP CHEERDANCE CHAMPIONS 1995-2005
Sponsors:
Jollibee - 1995-1997
Nestle - 1998 -present

1995-1997 - UST
1998 - FEU
1999-2001 - UP
2002-2005 - UST

[paul_tams]

UAAP SWIMMING CHAMPIONS (MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FROM 1938-2005)

A.Y. Women's Men's
1938-39 UST UST
1939-40 UP UP
1940-41 UP UP
1946-47 UST UST
1947-48 UP UP
1948-49 UST UST
1949-50 UST UST
1950-51 FEU FEU
1951-52 FEU FEU
1952-53 NU NU
1953-54 UST UST
1954-55 UST UST
1955-56 FEU FEU
1956-57 UST UST
1957-58 UST UST
1958-59 UST UST
1959-60 UST UST
1960-61 UST UST
1961-62 UST UST
1962-63 UST UST
1963-64 UST UST
1964-65 UST UST
1965-66 UST UST
1966-67 UST UST
1967-68 UST UST
1968-69 FEU FEU
1969-70 UE UE
1970-71 UST UST
1971-72 UE UE
1972-73 UE UE
1973-74 FEU UST
1974-75 UE UST
1975-76 UST UE
1976-77 UST UST
1977-78 UST UST
1978-79 UST UST
1979-80 FEU UST
1980-81 UST UP
1981-82 FEU UP
1982-83 UST FEU
1983-84 UST FEU
1984-85 UST FEU
1985-86 FEU UST
1986-87 FEU UST
1987-88 FEU UST
1988-89 UP DLSU
1989-90 UST UST
1990-91 DLSU DLSU
1991-92 UP DLSU
1992-93 UST UP
1993-94 UP DLSU
1994-95 UP DLSU
1995-96 UP DLSU
1996-97 DLSU UP
1997-98 UP UP
1998-99 UST UP
1999-2000 UST UP
2000-01 ? DLSU
2001-02 ? DLSU
2002-03 ? DLSU
2003-04 DLSU UP
2004-05 UST UP
2005-06 UST UP

[atenean_blooded]

Wikipedia must be getting tons of hits. :D

[bchoter]

^ Outhit na ang google ngayon :D

[paul_tams]

thanks to wikipedia for some facts and info about the uaap...:)

[newbie17]

list ng general champions sa juniors?

[jancarlo]

JUNIOR'S GENERAL CHAMPIONSHIP
1978-1981 (4) - UE
1982-1985 (4) - Ateneo
1986 - UST
1987 - Ateneo
1988-1989 (2) - UST
1990 - Ateneo
1991 - UST
1992-1998 (8) - Ateneo
2000-2001 (2) - UST
2002-2003 (2) - Ateneo
2004 - UST
2005 - UE
COUNT:
Ateneo - 16
UST - 7
UE - 5

[bchoter]

^ That's odd. I thought Ateneo joined the UAAP in the mid 80's.

[Devastator]

^ That's odd. I thought Ateneo joined the UAAP in the mid 80's.

It was La Salle that joined the UAAP in the mid 80's, 1986 to be exact.

[paul_tams]

yah... la salle left the ncaa in 1981 after that championship scuffle with letran... but according to the ncaa board, both la salle and letran supporters started the fight, but letran still declared the champion after beating the green archers that led to fist-fights and throwing metallic objects inside the rizal memorial coliseum...

[theo78]

Uaap Cheerdance Champions 1995-2006

1995-1997 - Ust
1998 - Feu
1999-2001 - Up
2002-2006 - Ust

[tequilaboy]

2 schools who applied for uaap membership in 1952:

-Manila Central University
-University of Manila

[atenean_blooded]

Eto, hindi from wikipedia.




In 1929 when both teams were playing in the NCAA, the Ateneo de Manila, behind Ambrosio Padilla, Jess Suarez, Primitivo Martinez, and Raul Torres blew NU off the court by the score of 97-9 (Yes, you read the score right. It is to date the most lopsided game/loss ever in both NCAA/UAAP history).

[Santi_iii]

The article was posted in the ADMU web site and I can clearly sense that there is some sort of an anomaly here.
How can Ateneo play with NU where at that time in 1929 NU already left NCAA? You can see that in the NCAA website


Eto, hindi from wikipedia.




In 1929 when both teams were playing in the NCAA, the Ateneo de Manila, behind Ambrosio Padilla, Jess Suarez, Primitivo Martinez, and Raul Torres blew NU off the court by the score of 97-9 (Yes, you read the score right. It is to date the most lopsided game/loss ever in both NCAA/UAAP history).

[atenean_blooded]

Santi_iii:

NU could have withdrawn at the end of the basketball season. The NCAA website does not say precisely when they withdrew.

[-=+cZaRiNa+=-]

Eto, hindi from wikipedia.




In 1929 when both teams were playing in the NCAA, the Ateneo de Manila, behind Ambrosio Padilla, Jess Suarez, Primitivo Martinez, and Raul Torres blew NU off the court by the score of 97-9 (Yes, you read the score right. It is to date the most lopsided game/loss ever in both NCAA/UAAP history).
One Big WIN:laugh:

[-=+cZaRiNa+=-]

Eto, hindi from wikipedia.




In 1929 when both teams were playing in the NCAA, the Ateneo de Manila, behind Ambrosio Padilla, Jess Suarez, Primitivo Martinez, and Raul Torres blew NU off the court by the score of 97-9 (Yes, you read the score right. It is to date the most lopsided game/loss ever in both NCAA/UAAP history).
One Big WIN:laugh:

[pup2]

97-9?? More exciting to look at grass grow.

[SUX2BÜ]

Eh eto:

up sets the trend in losing to UST 4 times in the CDC and failing to continue this streak when it lost to FEU in the recently concluded CDC.

:laugh:

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[theo78]

that's in the pre-shotclock era...

[cccc]

UAAP CHEERDANCE CHAMPIONS 1995-2005
Sponsors:
Jollibee - 1995-1997
Nestle - 1998 -present

1995-1997 - UST
1998 - FEU
1999-2001 - UP
2002-2005 - UST

dapat icorrect

dapat yung Nestle -1998-2005 lang
2006-no sponsors? seems like minor lang yung sun at jack and jill (galing ng sun, pati basketball pinatulan)

2002-2006 - UST

[HansMon]

That the Green Archers has made it to the finals of the UAAP 10 times in their 14 years in the league.

And that they have always been in the finals since 1994.

Such a far cry from our unworthy rival who has been in the UAAP longer but has only yielded 2 championships.

The first sentence in your post proves you can't write. "That the Green Archers HAVE made it to the finals....

The 3rd sentence proves you can't count: We've won 3 titles.

You are also the only school in the UAAP with the distinction of admitting a mistake yet vehemently protesting the sanctions that come with that mistake (didn't you clowns wanna take it up to the Supreme Court?).

Hoo boy, you don't have enough feet to put in your mouth....

[PETER_HILAGA]

Which reminds me: During that fateful 1999 UAAP season, one of the Tigers' games was suddenly halted. Why? Who was the opponent? And who eventually won?

it was because of a fracass, i think it was AdMU, it ended up in a close door continuation match, where AdMU won, PEx was still young then and bashing was everywhere during those days, and i was using my old nick then hahaha. its been 7 years.

[atenean_blooded]

And that they have always been in the finals since 1994.

False.

The Green Archers had their finals streak broken in 2003, when they lost to the Ateneo both on and off-court.

[Gospel of Judas]

What was the highest-scoring single UAAP game and who had the single-season scoring record of the UAAP?

[atenean_blooded]

off-topic:


UNC, Duke students finish longest continuous game
Associated Press


CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Students from Atlantic Coast Conference rivals Duke and North Carolina completed their 2½-day basketball game Monday, finishing with an expected world record for the longest continuous game.

Duke won 3,688-3,444. The game began at 8 a.m. Saturday and ended at 6 p.m. Monday, marking 58 straight hours in Fetzer Gymnasium on the loser's Chapel Hill campus.

The 24 students from the two schools nearly doubled a pair of similar reported world records. The Guinness World Records' Web site listed the record as 30 hours, 12 minutes set in Nebraska in 2004. Game organizers said they were later informed by Guinness of a more recent record of 33 hours, 35 minutes, set in Germany last April. They passed both marks Sunday.

The students also competed to raise the most money for the Hoop Dreams Basketball Academy, a nonprofit that uses basketball to help improve the lives of children with life-threatening illnesses. Organizers said the marathon raised nearly $60,000, short of their $80,000 target.

[paul_tams]

dapat icorrect

dapat yung Nestle -1998-2005 lang
2006-no sponsors? seems like minor lang yung sun at jack and jill (galing ng sun, pati basketball pinatulan)

2002-2006 - UST

oh yeah, bat di na nag-sponsor ang nestle this season? and by the way dont forget nokia, they were also a co-sponsor in the CDC...

[ZzzzzzzZZZ0909]

The first sentence in your post proves you can't write. "That the Green Archers HAVE made it to the finals....

The 3rd sentence proves you can't count: We've won 3 titles.

You are also the only school in the UAAP with the distinction of admitting a mistake yet vehemently protesting the sanctions that come with that mistake (didn't you clowns wanna take it up to the Supreme Court?).

Hoo boy, you don't have enough feet to put in your mouth....

Pagbigyan na ang DLSU... Totoo naman eh! Ang LAKAS kasi nila mag recruit.. Hanggang sa punto na na-suspend na sila! :lol:

[ginkgo biloba]

The first sentence in your post proves you can't write. "That the Green Archers HAVE made it to the finals....

The 3rd sentence proves you can't count: We've won 3 titles.

You are also the only school in the UAAP with the distinction of admitting a mistake yet vehemently protesting the sanctions that come with that mistake (didn't you clowns wanna take it up to the Supreme Court?).

Hoo boy, you don't have enough feet to put in your mouth....


And your entire reply proves that you can't count years or even read a calendar. The post you quoted was written way before Taeneo became champions* in 2002. First sentence pa lang nya dapat gets mo na.

You're funny, hihirit ka sa isang tao na malamang di na bumabalik sa Pex. It's like talking to no one. *okay*

[ginkgo biloba]

False.

The Green Archers had their finals streak broken in 2003, when they lost to the Ateneo both on and off-court.

... and lost to FEU in humiliating fashion in the finals. Whatta pathetic title defense. ;)

Isa rin itong dimwit na nag reply sa isang post sinulat before 2003 pa.

Anyway, here's a new trivia: Ateneo never had any form of streaks aside from losing streaks *okay*

[jancarlo]

New Trivia din: May losing streak din ang La Salle ah! Hehe. 0-42 na sila. No wins from Season 66-68 diba?

[commoner]

^
... and lost to FEU in humiliating fashion in the finals. Whatta pathetic title defense.

pathetic? eh ang FEU? from champions to 5th seed.

hindi ba mas pathetic yan?

[flsfnoeraekadad]

New Trivia din: May losing streak din ang La Salle ah! Hehe. 0-42 na sila. No wins from Season 66-68 diba?
Technicality losing streak. Go bite it. I know you like it that much.

[atenean_blooded]

^
Isa pa tong *******-*****



... and lost to FEU in humiliating fashion in the finals. Whatta pathetic title defense.


Here's a new trivia: Ateneo never had any form of streaks aside from losing streaks *okay*

Sure. Maybe that's why we've got more basketball titles than La Salle, and that's also probably why we've beaten La Salle in more championships.

And that's WITHOUT any PEPTEST flunkers or high school drop-outs, and actually managing to maintain a decent graduation rate wherein our players even take graduate degrees. :D

[ginkgo biloba]

Sure. Maybe that's why we've got more basketball titles than La Salle, and that's also probably why we've beaten La Salle in more championships.



Wushu! You really love to dwell in the past. Pati nga mga lumang posts (circa 1999) nirereplayan mo pa. :lol:

Sana pinanganak ka na nung times na yun pero sorry ka nalang. Let your lolos be the one to brag about those ancient feats, not you boy! *okay*

[asocarera]

onga..

nu pu ba skul nyo?

[flsfnoeraekadad]

Which team holds the single-season record for most assists per game?

Who holds the single-game record for most assists in a game?

[atenean_blooded]

Wushu! You really love to dwell in the past. Pati nga mga lumang posts (circa 1999) nirereplayan mo pa. *okay*

Deal with the facts. :)

[pup2]

Me and my cousin added 3 points to the ADMU juniors general championship in the 80s. hehehe. Di ko na lang sasabihin kung what year at kung para saan.

[idolngbayan]

since the final four format was implemented, how many 3rd seeded teams have beaten the 2nd seeded teams twice to reach the finals? i only remember 2: FEU beating Ateneo twice in 2000 and Ateneo beating UE twice in 2002.

[GoGirl]

since the final four format was implemented, how many 3rd seeded teams have beaten the 2nd seeded teams twice to reach the finals? i only remember 2: FEU beating Ateneo twice in 2000 and Ateneo beating UE twice in 2002.

2002: Ateneo, after pulling off five straight wins to close out the eliminations (including a sweep-stopping victory over La Salle in the final match of the elims), secured the third seed in the Final Four and the right to face UE. Game 1 saw the return of LA Tenorio from sickbay, (a fracture on his nonshooting hand which sidelined him for 5 games) to torch the Warriors for 17 points, enabling the Eagles to forge a rubber match. A mammoth crowd was on hand to watch Game 2 of the ADMU-UE series, which was scheduled as part of a supposed blockbuster twinbill, the other game being an exhibition between Jong Uichico's RP Team and the Qatar National Team (yep, the game where Danny Seigle tore his Achilles, effectively ending the RP Team's hopes of landing a medal in the Asiad). In the waning seconds of the match, Tenorio set up Gec Chia for what would later be known as the Hail Mary Shot, and the rest as they say, is history.

2000: After just having beaten DLSU to end the elims, second seeded Ateneo, headed by MVP Rich Alvarez, bullstrong Rico Villanueva, sweet-shooting Ranier Sison, and rookies Magnum Membrere and Larry Fonacier, was expected to breeze past FEU in the first game of their semifinal matchup. The game went down the wire. An awkward hook shot by Tamaraw superstar Mico Roldan had the ball bouncing around the hoop for what seemed like an eternity before finally trickling in, enabling the Tams to force a decider. Game 2 saw the Tams steal the thunder from the Eagles in the fourth quarter, where Celino Cruz, Edwin Bacani, Mark Victoria, and hotshot sophomore Leo Avenido joined hands to build a late 10-point cushion that the Eagles could not erase.

1997: On the final day of the eliminations, DLSU was pitted against five-peat-seeking UST. DLSU was a game ahead of UST in the standings, and the Archers were ready to claim the second seed. But the Tigers won over the Archers, and the two teams ended up tied in the standings. In this age of the Quotient System, UST's 12-point margin of victory allowed the Tigers to steal the second seed, and coach Aric del Rosario was televised dancing a jig in the closing seconds of the game. That celebratory dance proved to be premature, though. Game 1 of their semifinal duel saw the determined Archers blast the Tigers by nine points. In Game 2, to chants of "M-V-P", Mark Telan delivered the steady free throws for DLSU to send the game into overtime, and the go-ahead basket in the final seconds. In UST's last posession, Richard Melencio lost the ball on the dribble, the Tigers lost the game, and UST lost all its five-peat hopes. To this day, the Tigers have not won a championship. In the most powerful image of that series, prized Tiger rookie Marvin Ortiguerra openly wept on the sidelines, and Coach Aric lovingly picked him up, instructed him to stand tall and keep his dignity intact.

1994: This was the year that the UAAP first utilized the Final Four format (the Final Four was actually implemented the previous year, but UST swept the eliminations and was crowned automatic champion). UST limped into the post season with the third seed, having to deal with less-than-100percent PF Edmund Reyes, disgruntled F/C Dennis Espino, and triggerhappy rookie SG Henry Ong. This was a far cry from their star-studded lineup that mowed through the opposition enroute to an historic 14-game sweep the previous year. They faced the second seeded UE Warriors, headed by do-it-all PF Braullo Lim, Rookie of the Year Bobby Diloy, hardworking Mar Morelos and Wowie Ibanez. But the Tigers would not be denied. The Espana-based squad got their act together, with Reyes playing above and beyond his dislocated shoulder, Espino concentrating on his game that would later earn him MVP honors, and Ong shooting, well, more three pointers. The second game of the UST-UE series was a highly emotional one, with the predominantly UE crowd pelting the floor with debris at one point. It took an impassioned plea by mustachioed UE coach Francis Rodriguez to settle everyone down. UST won both games in the series to upset UE, sending the Tigers to the finals against DLSU. UST subsequently annexed the second of their four consecutive crowns.

[pablohoney36]

go_girl: great post. very informative.

[idolngbayan]

thanks GoGirl! *okay*

[theo78]

ue has the most number of times they wasted the 'twice-to-beat': 3 times...
admu-ust finals meeting is the 1st time...