UAAP taekwondo championships

The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) taekwondo tournament was held before in the second semester of the academic year. However when the UAAP Board transferred the volleyball tournament to the second semester in Season 69 (school year 2006-2007), Taekwondo was one of the second semester sports that was moved to the first semester.

History

The first UAAP Taekwondo Tournament was held during Season 50 (1987–88), with UST sweeping the tournament with a 6–0 win–loss card. National University did not field a team during the first tournament.^{[citation needed]}

List of UAAP taekwondo champions (kyorugi and poomsae)

Triple Championships:

•   Denotes school won the championship in three divisions in the same year

Double Championships:

•   Won the men's and women's championships
•   Won the men's and juniors'/high school championships
•   Won the women's and juniors'/high school championships

Demonstration sport:

•    Fewer than four teams participating

UAAP Season	Taekwondo Kyorugi			Taekwondo Poomsae
	High School (Juniors' before Season 82)	Men's	Women's
60 (1997–98)	—	De La Salle University	De La Salle University	—
61 (1998–99)		De La Salle University	De La Salle University
62 (1999–00)	Ateneo de Manila University	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas
63 (2000–01)	Ateneo de Manila University	University of Santo Tomas	De La Salle University
64 (2001–02)[1]	Ateneo de Manila University	University of Santo Tomas	De La Salle University
65 (2002–03)	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas
66 (2003–04)	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas
67 (2004–05)	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas
68 (2005–06)	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas
69 (2006–07)	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas
70 (2007–08)	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas	Far Eastern University
71 (2008–09)	University of the East	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas
72 (2009–10)	University of Santo Tomas	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas
73 (2010–11)	University of Santo Tomas	De La Salle University	University of Santo Tomas
74 (2011–12)	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas	Far Eastern University	University of Santo Tomas[2]
75 (2012–13)[3]	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas	De La Salle University	University of Santo Tomas[4]
76 (2013–14)	University of the East	De La Salle University	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas
77 (2014–15)	University of the East	University of Santo Tomas	University of the Philippines Diliman	University of the Philippines Diliman
78 (2015–16)	University of the East	University of Santo Tomas	University of the East	University of Santo Tomas
79 (2016–17)	University of the East	University of Santo Tomas	National University	De La Salle University
80 (2017–18)	University of Santo Tomas	National University	National University	University of Santo Tomas
81 (2018–19)	University of Santo Tomas	National University	National University	De La Salle University
82 (2019–20)	University of Santo Tomas	National University	National University	De La Salle University
83 (2020–21)	Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
84 (2021–22)	No tournament due to COVID-19 pandemic			University of Santo Tomas[5]
85 (2022–23)	University of Santo Tomas	National University	University of Santo Tomas	National University
86 (2023–24)	National University	National University	University of Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas

Number of championships by school

University	High School	Men's	Women's	Poomsae	Total
University of Santo Tomas	13	15	12	7	47
De La Salle University	0	4	5	3	12
National University	1	5	4	1	11
University of the East	5	0	1	0	6
Ateneo de Manila University	3	0	0	0	3
Far Eastern University	0	1	2	0	3
University of the Philippines Diliman	0	0	1	1	2

References

See also

• Taekwondo in the Philippines
• NCAA Taekwondo Championship

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