UAAP athletics championships

Last updated February 29, 2024

Track and field athletics has been a part of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines since the league's inception in 1938.

List

Season	Men's	Women's	Boys	Girls
1 (1938–39)	University of the Philippines Diliman
2 (1939–40)	University of the Philippines Diliman
3 (1940–41)	University of the Philippines Diliman
4 (1941–42)	Not held due to World War II.
5 (1942–43)
6 (1943–44)
7 (1944–45)
8 (1945–46)
9 (1946–47)
10 (1947–48)	Far Eastern University
11 (1948–49)	Far Eastern University
12 (1949–50)	University of the Philippines Diliman
13 (1950–51)	Far Eastern University
14 (1951–52)	University of the Philippines Diliman
15 (1952–53)	University of the Philippines Diliman
16 (1953–54)	University of Santo Tomas
17 (1954–55)	University of Santo Tomas
18 (1955–56)	University of Santo Tomas
19 (1956–57)	Manila Central University
20 (1957–58)	University of the Philippines Diliman
21 (1958–59)	Manila Central University
22 (1959–60)	Manila Central University
23 (1960–61)	Manila Central University
24 (1961–62)	Manila Central University
25 (1962–63)	University of Santo Tomas
26 (1963–64)	University of the Philippines Diliman
27 (1964–65)	University of the Philippines Diliman
28 (1965–66)	University of the Philippines Diliman
29 (1966–67)	University of the Philippines Diliman
30 (1967–68)	University of the Philippines Diliman
31 (1968–69)	Far Eastern University
32 (1969–70)	Far Eastern University
33 (1970–71)	Far Eastern University
34 (1971–72)	Not held
35 (1972–73)
36 (1973–74)
37 (1974–75)
38 )1975–76)	University of the Philippines Diliman
39 (1976–77)	University of the Philippines Diliman
40 (1977–78)	University of the Philippines Diliman
41 (1978–79)	University of the Philippines Diliman
42 (1979–80)	University of the Philippines Diliman		Ateneo de Manila University
42 (1979–80)	University of Santo Tomas		Ateneo de Manila University
43 (1980–81)	Far Eastern University		Ateneo de Manila University
44 (1981–82)	University of the Philippines Diliman		Ateneo de Manila University
45 (1982–83)	Far Eastern University		Ateneo de Manila University
46 (1983–84)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
47 (1984–85)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
48 (1985–86)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
49 (1986–87)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
50 (1987–88)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
51 (1988–89)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
52 (1989–90)	Adamson University	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
53 (1990–91)	Adamson University	Adamson University	Ateneo de Manila University
54 (1991–92)	Adamson University	Adamson University	Ateneo de Manila University
55 (1992–93)	University of Santo Tomas	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
56 (1993–94)	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas	Ateneo de Manila University
57 (1994–95)	University of the East	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
58 (1995–96)	University of the East	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
59 (1996–97)	University of the East	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
60 (1997–98)	University of the East	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
61 (1998–99)	University of the East	Far Eastern University	Adamson University
62 (1999–00)	University of the East	University of Santo Tomas	Ateneo de Manila University
63 (2000–01)	University of the East	University of Santo Tomas	Ateneo de Manila University
64 (2001–02)	University of the East	University of Santo Tomas	Ateneo de Manila University
65 (2002–03)	University of Santo Tomas	University of the East ^[1]	Ateneo de Manila University
66 (2003–04)	University of the East	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas
67 (2004–05)	De La Salle University	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas
68 (2005–06)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas
69 (2006–07)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas
70 (2007–08)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas
71 (2008–09)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	Ateneo de Manila University
72 (2009–10)	University of the East	Far Eastern University	University of the Philippines Diliman
73 (2010–11)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	University of the Philippines Diliman
74 (2011–12)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	University of the Philippines Diliman
75 (2012–13)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	University of the Philippines Diliman
76 (2013–14)	Far Eastern University	Far Eastern University	University of the East
77 (2014–15)	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas	University of the East
78 (2015–16)	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas	University of the East	University of the East
79 (2016–17)	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas	University of the East	University of the East
80 (2017–18)	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas	University of the East	University of the East
81 (2018–19)	University of the Philippines Diliman	Far Eastern University ^	University of the East	University of the East
82 (2019–20)	Not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
83 (2020–21)
84 (2021–22)
85 (2022–23)	University of the Philippines Diliman	University of Santo Tomas	Adamson University	University of Santo Tomas
86 (2023–24)	National University	De La Salle University	Adamson University	University of Santo Tomas

^FEU was crowned as the official champion for the UAAP Season 81 Women's Track and Field during the closing ceremonies of the UAAP Season 81 last May 21, 2019

Number of championships per university

University	High School	Collegiate		Total
University	High School	W	M	Total
Far Eastern University	0	25	26	51
University of the Philippines Diliman	4	0	20	24
Ateneo de Manila University	24	0	0	24
University of Santo Tomas	5	8	8	21
University of the East	6	1	10	17
Adamson University	2	2	3	7
Manila Central University*	0	0	5	5
De La Salle University	0	1	1	2
National University	0	0	1	1

* Withdrew from the UAAP.

Streaks

Ateneo owns the longest Juniors Championship streak with 19. (coached first by Benjamin Silva-Netto followed by Edward Sediego)
FEU owns the longest Women's Championship streak with 11.
FEU and UE share the longest Men's Championship streak with 8.

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References

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