UAAP Season 67

Host school

De La Salle University

Overall champions

Seniors

UST Growling Tigers

Juniors

UST Tiger Cubs

Seniors' champions

Sport		Men	Women
Basketball		FEU	N/A

Junior's champions

Sport		Boys	Girls
Basketball		Ateneo	N/A

(Ex) = Exhibition; (DS) = Demonstration Sport

UAAP Season 67 was the 2004–2005 season of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines, which was hosted by De La Salle University-Manila. The season opened on July 10, 2004

Basketball

Men's tournament

Main article: UAAP Season 67 men's basketball tournament

Elimination round

	Qualified for semifinals with twice to beat advantage
	Qualified for semifinals

Team	W	L	PCT	GB
FEU Tamaraws	11	3	.786	--
De La Salle Green Archers	10	4	.714	1
Ateneo Blue Eagles	10	4	.714	1
UE Red Warriors	8	6	.571	3
UP Fighting Maroons	7	7	.500	4
Adamson Falcons	5	9	.357	6
UST Growling Tigers	4	10	.286	7
NU Bulldogs	1	13	.071	10

Host team in boldface.

Bracket

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

		1	FEU	71
		4	UE	64


					1	FEU	51	67	65
					2	La Salle	58	57	68


La Salle	82	2	La Salle	69
Ateneo	69	3	Ateneo	55

After La Salle's two ineligible players were discovered after UAAP Season 68, all of their games from Season 66-68 were forfeited. Prior to the forfeiture, La Salle returned their Season 67 championship trophy and their Season 68 runner-up trophy. The UAAP Board subsequently awarded the trophy to FEU in 2006.

Cheerdance

The Cheerdance Competition was held on September 12, 2004 at the Araneta Coliseum.

Order	Pep squad	Score
1st	UST Salinggawi Dance Troupe	93.61
2nd	UP Pep Squad	90.56
3rd	FEU Cheering Squad	87.09
4th	Ateneo Blue Babble Battalion	85.79
5th	DLSU Animo Squad	84.97
6th	Adamson Pep Squad	84.76
7th	UE Pep Squad	79.52
8th	NU Pep Squad	68.44

Overall Championship race

The host school is boldfaced. Final.

Juniors' Division

Rank	School	Points
1st	USTHS	115
2nd	UE	97
3rd	DLSZ	86
4th	Ateneo	81
5th	UPIS	67
6th	NU	22
7th	Adamson	20

Seniors' Division

Rank	School	Points
1st	UST	285
2nd	UP	279
3rd	La Salle	224
4th	Ateneo	201
5th	FEU	170
6th	UE	166
7th	Adamson	82
8th	NU	18

Individual awards

Athlete of the Year:
Men: Daniel Hicban (Football)
Women: Aewon Arayi (Basketball)
Boys: Nelson Mariano III (Chess)
Girls: Louise Sarmiento (Swimming)

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Members

Men	Adamson Falcons Ateneo Blue Eagles De La Salle Green Archers FEU Tamaraws NU Bulldogs UE Red Warriors UP Fighting Maroons UST Growling Tigers

Junior	Adamson Baby Falcons Ateneo Blue Eaglets De La Salle Zobel Junior Archers FEU Diliman Baby Tamaraws NU Bullpups UE Junior Warriors UPIS Junior Maroons UST Tiger Cubs

Women	Adamson Lady Falcons Ateneo Lady Eagles De La Salle Lady Archers FEU Lady Tamaraws NU Lady Bulldogs UE Lady Warriors UP Lady Maroons UST Tigresses

Sports

Rivalries

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