UAAP table tennis champions
This list is incomplete.
The University Athletic Association of the Philippines Table tennis champions.
This list is incomplete.
| UAAP Season | Men's | Women's | Boys' | Girls' |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 74 (2011–12) |  Bea Magpantay |  Lyr Eden Leyva | ||
| 75 (2012–13) |  Martin Diaz |  Ian Lariba |  Ryan Jacolo | |
| 76 (2013–14) | Walden Ledesma | Joma Illa Sibal | Jomari Ingeniero | |
| 77 (2014–15) | Jerald Cristobal | Ian Lariba | Lyndon Jose | Paul Vincent Tolentino |
| 78 (2015–16) | Walden Ledesma | Ian Lariba | Elijah Yamson | Phoebe Jay Jumamoy |
| 79 (2016–17) | Norielle Pantoja | Emy Rose Dael | ||
| 80 (2017–18) | John Russel Misal | Emy Rose Dael | Stephen John Deiz | |
| 81 (2018–19) | Paul Que | Katrina Tempiatura | Bill Christian Perez | Ana Sofia Fabregas |
| 82 (2019–20) | Raymark Mabuang | Sherlyn Gabisay | Elijah Yamson | Angelou Laude |
| 83 (2020–21) | Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic | |||
| 84 (2021–22) | Not held due to COVID-19 pandemic | |||
| 85 (2022–23) | Alvin Sevilla | Jannah Romero | Troy Docto | Althea Jade Gudes |
| UAAP Season | Men's | Women's | Boys' | Girls' |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 68 (2005–06) |  Percival Elfan | |||
| 74 (2011–12) | ||||
| 75 (2012–13) | Alberto Bazar | Donna Gamilla | Jomari Ingeniero | |
| 76 (2013–14) | John Russel Misal | Noriko Nishino | Alvin Credo | |
| 77 (2014–15) |  Vladimir Venz Rarama |  Josephine Talay | ||
| 78 (2015–16) | Carlo Mateo | Emy Rose Dael | Neo Angelo Laudat | Sharlina Andino |
| 79 (2016–17) | Nathan Siasico | Jazper Pacis | Danielle Marcelo | |
| 80 (2017–18) | Joana Chen | Zire Salazar | ||
| 81 (2018–19) | John Michael Castro | Jannah Romero | ||
| 82 (2019–20) | Kaela Aguilar | Henze Lucero | Chrishiem Santillan | |
| 83 (2020–21) | Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic | |||
| 84 (2021–22) | Not held due to COVID-19 pandemic | |||
| 85 (2022–23) | Eljey Tormis | Aizel Mae Rom | Jhiven Clamucha | Althea Gudes |
| 86 (2023–24) | ||||
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