UAAP Season 66

UAAP Season 66
Host school	Ateneo de Manila University
Overall champions
Seniors	UST Growling Tigers
Juniors	UST Tiger Cubs
Seniors' champions
Juniors' champions
	(Ex) = Exhibition; (DS) = Demonstration Sport

UAAP Season 66 is the 2003−04 athletic year of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines, which was hosted by the Ateneo de Manila University. The season opened on July 12, 2003

Basketball

Elimination round

Rank	Team	W	L	PCT	GB	Tie
1	Ateneo Blue Eagles	11	3	.786	—	+21
2	FEU Tamaraws	11	3	.786	—	–16
3	UE Red Warriors	11	3	.786	—	–5
4	De La Salle Green Archers	7	7	.500	4
5	Adamson Falcons	5	9	.357	6	0;−59
6	UST Growling Tigers	5	9	.357	6	0;−62
7	UP Fighting Maroons	3	11	.214	8
8	NU Bulldogs	1	13	.071	10

Event host in boldface

Qualified to the semifinals with a twice-to-beat advantage
Qualified to the semifinals

Bracket

Second-seed playoff One-game playoff		Semifinals #1 & #2 have twice-to-beat advantage				Finals Best-of-three series

		1	Ateneo	72*	74
		4	La Salle	76	68


						1	Ateneo	65	53
						2	FEU	83	69


UE	75	2	FEU	67
FEU	80	3	UE	63

*Game went into overtime.

Championships summary

General Championship race

The host school is boldfaced. Final.

Juniors' Division

Rank	School	Points
1st	USTHS	111
2nd	UE	96
3rd	DLSZ	79
4th	Ateneo	77
5th	UPIS	62
6th	NU	20
7th	Adamson	12

Seniors' Division

Rank	School	Points
1st	UST	284
2nd	La Salle UP	258
4th	UE	178
5th	FEU	172
6th	Ateneo	169
7th	Adamson	92
8th	NU	17

Individual Awards

Athlete of the Year:
Men: Lloyd Escoses (Badminton)
Women: Marielle Benitez (Football)
Boys: Jed Angelo Magat (Chess)
Girls: Lea Coline Langit (Swimming)

Broadcast notes

From that year, the UAAP still broadcast on Studio 23 for the third consecutive year production of ABS-CBN Sports. The following broadcasters are Jude Turcuato (final year of his lead play-by-play in the UAAP) and Boom Gonzalez is the currently become main presenter and the commentators Randy Sacdalan, Ryan Gregorio and Ronnie Magsanoc.

After the telecast of the UAAP, the broadcast brought the Philippine Basketball League was the first telecast on Studio 23 that remain until 2007.

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