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Ateneo nails men’s swimming 8-peat, UP reclaims women’s throne
Ateneo de Manila University secured their eighth consecutive UAAP men's swimming championship in Season 86, marking their ninth overall title.
The Blue Eagles dominated the competition, amassing eight gold, eleven silver, and six bronze medals for a UAAP record of 405 points.
They finished well ahead of rivals De La Salle University (329.50 points), University of the Philippines (267.50 points), and University of Santo Tomas (209 points).
Phillip Joaquin Santos of Ateneo was named MVP for Season 86, repeating his feat from the previous season and contributing 85 points individually.
Santos expressed pride in his team's performance and hard work.
In women's action, University of the Philippines ended a seven-year title drought, reclaiming the championship for the first time since 2016.
Quendy Fernandez of UP was crowned Rookie of the Year and MVP in the women's division, leading her team to 11 golds, 8 silvers, and 8 bronzes.
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