UAAP Season 59

UAAP Season 59
Host school De La Salle University
Overall champions
Seniors  UST Growling Tigers
Juniors  UST Tiger Cubs
Seniors' champions
Sport
Men
Women
Basketball  UST  FEU
Juniors' champions
Sport
Boys
Girls
Basketball  UST N/A
(Ex) = Exhibition; (DS) = Demonstration Sport
Season 59 champions
Men's UST
Women's FEU
Juniors' USTHS
Seniors'
(Coed)		 UST (EX)
Men's La Salle
Women's La Salle
Boys' USTHS
Girls' USTHS
Senior's UST
Juniors' Ateneo
Men's UST
Women's UP
Juniors' Adamson
 UE
Men's UST
Women's UST
Men's FEU
Women's UST
Boys' DLSZ
Girls' DLSZ
Men's UP
Women's UP
Men's UE
Women's UST
Juniors' Ateneo
Men's UP (DS)
Women's UP (DS)
Men's La Salle
Women's FEU
Men's UST
Women's(DS)
Men's Ateneo
Women's UP
Men's UST
Women's UP
Notes: (DS) refers to demonstration sport.
(EX) refers to exhibition sport.

UAAP Season 59 is the 1996–97 season of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines, which was hosted by De La Salle University-Manila. The season opened on July 13, 1996, at the Araneta Coliseum. The 3rd Annual UAAP Cheerdance Competition was also held after the opening ceremonies.

Basketball

Team standings

Rank Team W L PCT GBPO
1  De La Salle Green Archers 11 3 .786 —
2  UST Growling Tigers 10 4 .714 1
3  UP Fighting Maroons 9 5 .643 2
4  UE Red Warriors 8 6 .571 3
5  Ateneo Blue Eagles 7 7 .500 4 
6  NU Bulldogs 4 10 .286 7 
7  FEU Tamaraws 4 10 .286 7 
8  Adamson Falcons 3 11 .214 8 

Event host in boldface

  Qualified to the semifinals with a twice-to-beat advantage
  Qualified to the semifinals
  Qualified to fourth-seed playoff

Men's playoffs

  Semifinals
#1 & #2 have twice-to-beat advantage		 Finals
Best-of-three series
                       
1  La Salle 67    
4  UE 55    
  1  La Salle 60 54
  2  UST 65 57
2  UST 63  
3  UP 56    

Championships summary

Seniors Division championships

RankMEN'S
1stUSTFEUDLSUUSTUSTUSTADMUUEUPUSTUPUSTDLSU
2ndDLSUUSTUPUPAdUUPUSTFEUADMUDLSUUPADMU
3rdUPDLSUUSTDLSUUPDLSUUPUSTDLSUUPDLSUUST
4thUEUPAdUUEUEADMUDLSUDLSUUEUENUFEU
5thADMUUEUEFEUFEUUENUUPADMU
& FEU		AdUUE
6thFEU
& NU		AdUADMUAdUDLSUAdUUEADMUADMUUP
7thNUNUADMUAdU
8thAdUADMUNU
RankWOMEN'S
1stFEUUSTDLSUUPUPFEUUPUSTUPUPFEU
2ndDLSUFEUUPFEUADMUUSTADMUDLSUAdUADMU
3rdUSTUPUSTDLSUDLSUDLSUDLSUUPDLSUDLSU
4thUPUEADMUUSTUSTUEUEUSTUST
5thAdUDLSUAdU
& UE		UEUEUPADMUADMUUP
6thUEADMUAdUNUAdUFEU
7thADMUAdUNUADMU
8thNUADMU

Juniors Division championships

RankBOYS'GIRLS'
1stUSTHSDLSZUSTADMUAdU
& UE		ADMUDLSZUSTHS
2ndADMUUEDLSZUEAdUUPISAdU
3rdDLSZADMUADMUUSTHSNUUSTHSUSTHSUE
4thAdUUPISUENUUSTHSDLSZUEDLSZ
5thUENUAdUAdUADMUUE &
UPIS		NUUPIS
6thUPISUSTHSUPISDLSZUPIS
7thNUFEUDLSZ
8thFEU

Overall Championship race

The host school is boldfaced. Final.

Note for Seniors division: Point totals in italics are partial results. The results for the Men and Women's Judo tournaments, in which only Ateneo, La Salle, UP, and UST joined in, are incomplete. UP won both tournaments. Fencing is a demonstration sport, and is not included in the final tally.

Individual Awards

Top Athletes:
Men: Herminio Gallo, Jr. (Volleyball)
Women: Emmilyn Ong Jimenez (Swimming)
Junior: Rufino Manotok (Swimming)

References

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