Talk:UAAP overall championships

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Re: 1986-87

http://www.peyups.com/article.khtml?sid=86 This article at Peyups.com references UST's Overall Championship run
"UP last held the general championship during the 1997-98 season wherein the Fighting Maroons cut the [UST] Tigers 14-year reign as UAAP general champions." If it were true that NU won in 1986-87, then this particular UST title run would have only been a ten year reign. More importantly, however, that very same article with a complete list of championships (that is found at the Internet Archive ), itself says that NU only won a championship in one sport that year (as opposed to UST, FEU, and Adamson who all had at least two) Thanks!

Issue resolved --125.60.243.115 16:28, 6 November 2007 (UTC)

Juniors Division.

Hello, I would like to point out that unlike the Seniors Division, there is no reliable source for the list of UAAP Juniors overall champions, except for the years 1998-99 (USTHS), 2000-01 (Ateneo), 2003-04 and 2004-05 (USTHS), 2005-06 (UE), and 2006-07 (USTHS). If no one objects, and no reliable source can be found, I will remove the juniors list, except for the years mentioned. 122.53.108.216 (talk) 12:42, 1 March 2008 (UTC)

UST, overall

I added this, and I would like comment on this, if my edit must be expanded or wikified. ^Note 2 : Host University of the Philippines' October 6, 2008 report stated that "University of Santo Tomas topped the University Athletic Association of the Philippines overall standings after the first semester of competitions." UST won 5 titles in the seniors division, earning total of 167 points, followed by Far Eastern University (128) and De La Salle University (119). Defending overall UAAP champion, UST, won the titles in men’s swimming, table tennis and beach volleyball and in men’s and women’s taekwondo. UP had 118 points, 4th; Ateneo (5th, 101 points); UE (6th, 76); Adamson (7th, 47); and National University (8th, 25). In the 2nd semester, the UAAP will play athletics, baseball, fencing, football, softball, tennis, and volleyball."gmanews.tv/story, Report: UST tops standings for UAAP overall title after 1st semester--Florentino floro (talk) 11:28, 6 October 2008 (UTC)

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