UAAP Baseball Championship

Baseball in the UAAP is an all-male sport. Six teams are participating in the seniors division while there are three teams in the juniors division. Baseball was introduced as a sport in the seniors division in 1938. In the juniors division, Baseball was added as a demonstration sport in Season 74 (2011-12). Todate, it is still a demonstration sport as there are only three teams participating.

List of champions

Season Academic Year Seniors' division 1 1938–39  University of the Philippines 2 1939–40  University of the Philippines  University of Santo Tomas 3 1940–41  University of Santo Tomas 4 1941–42 Not held during World War II. 5 1942–43 Not held during World War II. 6 1943–44 Not held during World War II. 7 1944–45 Not held during World War II. 8 1945–46 Not held during World War II. 9 1946–47  University of Santo Tomas 10 1947–48  Far Eastern University 11 1948–49  University of Santo Tomas 12 1949–50  University of Santo Tomas 13 1950–51  University of Santo Tomas 14 1951–52  University of Santo Tomas 15 1952–53  Far Eastern University 16 1953–54  University of Santo Tomas 17 1954–55  Far Eastern University 18 1955–56  University of Santo Tomas 19 1956–57  Far Eastern University 20 1957–58  University of Santo Tomas 21 1958–59  University of Santo Tomas 22 1959–60  Far Eastern University 23 1960–61 Manila Central University 24 1961–62 Not Held 25 1962–63  Far Eastern University 26 1963–64  Far Eastern University 27 1964–65  University of Santo Tomas 28 1965–66  National University 29 1966–67  National University 30 1967–68  University of the East 31 1968–69  University of Santo Tomas 32 1969–70  University of the East 33 1970–71  Far Eastern University  University of the East 34 1971–72  University of the East 35 1972–73 Not Held 36 1973–74  Far Eastern University

Season Academic Year Seniors' division 37 1974–75  Far Eastern University 38 1975–76  Far Eastern University 39 1976–77  Far Eastern University 40 1977–78  Far Eastern University  University of the Philippines 41 1978–79  University of the Philippines 42 1979–80  University of the Philippines 43 1980–81  University of the Philippines 44 1981–82  University of the Philippines 45 1982–83  University of Santo Tomas 46 1983–84  University of Santo Tomas 47 1984–85  University of Santo Tomas 48 1985–86  University of Santo Tomas 49 1986–87  Adamson University 50 1987–88  Adamson University 51 1988–89  University of Santo Tomas 52 1989–90  Adamson University 53 1990–91  University of Santo Tomas 54 1991–92  Adamson University 55 1992–93  Adamson University 56 1993–94  Adamson University 57 1994–95  University of Santo Tomas 58 1995–96  De La Salle University 59 1996–97  University of Santo Tomas 60 1997–98  Adamson University 61 1998–99  Adamson University 62 1999–00  De La Salle University 63 2000–01  University of the Philippines 64 2001–02  University of the Philippines 65 2002–03  De La Salle University 66 2003–04  University of the Philippines 67 2004–05  University of Santo Tomas 68 2005–06  University of the Philippines 69 2006–07  University of Santo Tomas 70 2007–08  Adamson University 71 2008–09  Adamson University 72 2009-10  Adamson University 73 2010–11  University of Santo Tomas

Season Academic Year Seniors' division Juniors' division 74 2011–12  National University  De La Salle Zobel 75 2012–13  Ateneo de Manila  Ateneo de Manila 76 2013–14  Ateneo de Manila  De La Salle Zobel 77 2014–15  Ateneo de Manila  De La Salle Zobel 78 2015–16  De La Salle University  Ateneo de Manila 79 2016–17 80 2017–18 81 2018–19 82 2019–20 83 2020–21 84 2021–22 85 2022–23   demonstration sport

Number of Championships by School

School	M	B	Total
University of Santo Tomas	24	0	24
Far Eastern University	13	0	13
Adamson University	11	0	11
University of the Philippines	11	0	11
De La Salle University	4	3	7
Ateneo de Manila University	3	2	5
University of the East	4	0	4
National University	3	0	3
Manila Central University*	1	0	1

*School has withdrawn from the UAAP

External links

• UAAP Championship Scoreboard (List of Champions of all UAAP sports until 1998–99)