List of UAAP seasons

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This is a list of seasons of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP).

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SeasonAcademic
year
HostTheme
11938–39
21939–40
31940–41
4 [a] 1941–42
5 [a] 1942–43
6 [a] 1943–44
7 [a] 1944–45
8 [a] 1945–46
91946–47 University of Santo Tomas
101947–48 Far Eastern University
111948–49 National University
121949–50 University of the Philippines
131950–51 University of Santo Tomas
141951–52 Far Eastern University
151952–53 National University
161953–54 University of the Philippines
171954–55 University of Santo Tomas
181955–56 Far Eastern University
191956–57 National University
201957–58 University of the Philippines
211958–59 University of the East
221959–60 University of Santo Tomas
231960–61 Manila Central University
241961–62 Far Eastern University
251962–63 National University
261963–64 University of the Philippines
271964–65 University of the East
281965–66 University of Santo Tomas
291966–67 Far Eastern University
301967–68 National University
311968–69 University of the Philippines
321969–70 University of the East
331970–71 University of Santo Tomas
341971–72 Far Eastern University
351972–73 National University
361973–74 University of the Philippines
371974–75 Adamson University
381975–76 University of the East
391976–77 University of Santo Tomas
401977–78 Far Eastern University
411978–79 National University
421979–80 University of the Philippines
431980–81 Ateneo de Manila University
441981–82 Adamson University
451982–83 University of the East
461983–84 University of the Philippines
471984–85 University of Santo Tomas
481985–86 Far Eastern University
491986–87 National University
501987–88 Ateneo de Manila University
511988–89 De La Salle University
521989–90 Adamson University
531990–91 University of the East
541991–92 University of the Philippines
551992–93 University of Santo Tomas
56 1993–94 Far Eastern University
57 1994–95 National University
58 1995–96 Ateneo de Manila University
59 1996–97 De La Salle University The New Generation of Sports Excellence
60 1997–98 Adamson University
61 1998–99 University of the East The Filipino Spirit Shining Through Sports
62 1999–2000 University of the Philippines Bigyang Katuparan, 'Sang Kalikasan
63 2000–01 University of Santo Tomas Recreating the Value of Friendship through Sports
64 2001–02 Far Eastern University Sama-samang Harapin ang Pagsubok
65 2002–03 National University Youth of Today, Future of Tomorrow, Searching for a New Beginning
66 2003–04 Ateneo de Manila University Olympism: Blending Sports with Culture and Education
67 2004–05 De La Salle University Animo UAAP: Shooting for the Stars
68 2005–06 Adamson University Soar Higher!
69 2006–07 University of the East Achieving Excellence in Sports Through Unity, Harmony and Commitment
70 2007–08 University of Santo Tomas Winners All, Recreating the Value of Honesty through Sports
71 2008–09 University of the Philippines Filipino Leadership Through Sports Excellence
72 2009–10 Far Eastern University One color. One goal
73 2010–11 De La Salle University Where Heroes Are Made
74 2011–12 Ateneo de Manila University All Out, All Heart
75 2012–13 National University Unbreakable at 75
76 2013–14 Adamson University Greatness Never Ends
77 2014–15 University of the East Unity in Excellence
78 2015–16 University of the Philippines Tumitindig, Sumusulong
79 2016–17 University of Santo Tomas Dare to Dream
80 2017–18 Far Eastern University Go for Great
81 2018–19 National University It All Begins Here
82 [b] 2019–20 Ateneo de Manila University All for More
83 [c] 2020–21 De La Salle University Fully Alive. Champions for Life!
84 [d] 2021–22
85 2022–23 Adamson University Rise as One
86 2023–24 University of the East Fueling the Future
87 2024–25 University of the Philippines Stronger, Better, Together
  1. 1 2 3 4 5 Not held due to World War II
  2. Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
  3. Not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic
  4. Limited number of events due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Times hosted per university

UniversityTotal
National University 12
Far Eastern University 12
University of the Philippines 12
University of Santo Tomas 12
University of the East 10
Adamson University 8
Ateneo de Manila University 6
De La Salle University 5
Manila Central University [a] 1
  1. No longer a UAAP member

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