Ateneo Blue Eagles men's basketball

Rivalry with De La Salle University Rivalry with University of the Philippines Diliman ==Current roster==

NCAA UAAP In men's basketball, the Ateneo Blue Eagles have won 26 titles as of 2022, 14 in the NCAA and 12 in the UAAP. Other leagues and tournaments The Blue Eagles also competed at the 2018 William Jones Cup, an international tournament in Taiwan for both club and national teams. Year – Champions • 2006 – Blue Eagles – Fr. Martin Summer Cup • 2007 – Blue Eagles – Collegiate Champions League • 2008 – Blue Eagles – Philippine University Games / Nike Summer League • 2009 – Blue Eagles – Philippine University Games / Philippine Collegiate Champions League • 2010 – Blue Eagles – Fr. Martin Summer Cup / Philippine Collegiate Champions League • 2011 – Blue Eagles – Philippine University Games / Filoil Flying V Preseason Cup • 2019 – Blue Eagles – Philippine Collegiate Champions League / PBA D-League • 2020 – Blue Eagles – Philippine Collegiate Champions League • 2022 – Blue Eagles – World University Basketball Series • 2023 – Blue Eagles – AsiaBasket Las Piñas Championship ==Season-by-season records==

NCAA Multi-stage era (1924–1941) In the early years of the NCAA, a qualifying round robin sees teams split into two groups; the top teams from each group qualify to a round robin championship round. Pennant era (1947–1977) In the pennant era, a split season format was followed, where the winners of each half of the season (the pennant winners) play for the championship. UAAP Pre-Final Four era (1978–1992) In the UAAP before the Final Four era, the top two teams qualify to the Finals, with the top seeded team having the twice-to-beat advantage. Final Four era (1993–present) In the Final Four era, the top four teams qualify to the semifinals, with the top two seeded teams having the twice-to-beat advantage. The semifinal winners then advance to the best-of-three Finals. Notable players • Gene Afable • Japeth Aguilar • Rich Alvarez • Rabeh Al-Hussaini • Ford Arao • Francis Arnaiz • Anton Asistio • Nonoy Baclao • SJ Belangel • Aaron Black • Ryan Buenafe • Paolo Bugia • Bernardo Carpio • Gec Chia • Justin Chua • Ricardo Cleofas • Baby Dalupan • Arthur dela Cruz • Paquito Diaz • Nico Elorde • John Paul Erram • Macky Escalona • Yuri Escueta • Larry Fonacier • Fritz Gaston • Jayvee Gayoso • Isaac Go • Frank Golla • Wesley Gonzales • Alfonzo Gotladera • Vince Hizon • JC Intal • Padim Israel • Robert Jaworski Jr. • Angelo Kouame • Doug Kramer • Jojo Lastimosa • Kirk Long • Moro Lorenzo • Gian Mamuyac • Honesto Mayoralgo • Magnum Membrere • Emman Monfort • LA Mumar • Chito Narvasa • Ogie Narvasa • Chris Newsome • Ed Ocampo • Ambrosio Padilla • Von Pessumal • Kris Porter • Francisco Rabat • Olsen Racela • Dwight Ramos • Ning Ramos • Kiefer Ravena • Thirdy Ravena • Chot Reyes • Eric Reyes • Jai Reyes • Gilbert "Jun" Reyes • Jun Ross • Nico Salva • Marte Samson • Greg Slaughter • LA Tenorio • Richie Ticzon • Tyler Tio • Juami Tiongson • Chris Tiu • Arvin Tolentino • Enrico Villanueva • Adrian Wong ==Head coaches==

• Fr. John Hurley S.J. • Fr. James Martin S.J. • 1989: Ogie Narvasa • 1990–1992: Chot Reyes • 1993: Baby Dalupan • 1994: Cris Calilan • 1995: Mark Molina • 1996: Ricky Palou • 1997: Perry Ronquillo • 2004: Sandy Arespacochaga • 2005–2012: Norman Black • 2013–2015: Bo Perasol • 2015–2016: Sandy Arespacochaga • 2016–present: Tab Baldwin ==Uniform==

Manufacturer • 1988: Adidas • 1996: Reebok • 1997: Nike • 2000–2001: Guess • 2002: Nike • 2003–2009: Adidas • 2010–present: Nike • 2022–present: Jordan Brand ==3x3 basketball==

Ateneo won the UAAP Season 81 3x3 basketball tournament on its second and final year as a demonstration sport before it became an official sport in UAAP Season 82. ==Individual awards==

Most Valuable Player (Season) Most Valuable Player (Finals) Rookie of the Year Mythical Team ==References==