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San Beda–Perpetual men's basketball rivalry
	San Beda Red Lions Perpetual Altas
Sport	Men's basketball
Latest meeting	October 17, 2023; (Filoil EcoOil Centre, San Juan); San Beda, 62–60
Next meeting	November 10, 2023
Statistics
All-time record	NCAA Final Four (Philippines) appearances San Beda 19; Perpetual 10; Titles San Beda: NCAA 22; Perpetual: NCAA 0;
Longest win streak	San Beda, 12 (2006–2011)
Current win streak	San Beda, 1 (2023–present)

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Locations of San Beda and Perpetual

This rivalry is between Alabang–Zapote's Perpetual Help and Mendiola's San Beda. The rivalry is played at the National Collegiate Athletic Association (Philippines).

Head-to-head record by sport

Seniors' Division

General Championship

San Beda leads the general championship race with 4-2.^[1]

San Beda (4) - 2010-11, 2011-2012, 2012-2013, 2014-2015
Perpetual (2) - 1995, 1996

Juniors' Division

General Championship

San Beda leads the general championship race with 11-0.^[1]

San Beda (11) - 1982, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2015
Perpetual (0)

Basketball Statistics

Also called as New Age Rivalry, Perpetual has established itself as a perennial contender for the modern times, their path to the title has always been blocked by San Beda. The University of Perpetual Help has made the Final Four for the fifth time in the last seven seasons, only to be ousted by eventual champion San Beda College every single time.

Men's basketball results

The final four was instituted in 1997;^[2]^[3] prior to that the first and second round winners, plus the team with the best overall standing if it did not win either round, participated in the championship round to determine the champion.

Pre-Final Four era

San Beda victories	Perpetual victories

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
1	1986	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	1–0	^[a]
2	1986	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	1–0	^[b]
3	1987	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	1–0	^[c]
4	1988	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	1–0	^[d]

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
5	1992	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0	^[e]
6	1992	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0	^[f]
7	October 1, 1996	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	90–83	^[4]
*() = finals games; (^) = semifinals; (≠)** = seeding playoffs

Final Four era

Both teams are expected to meet at least 2 times per year.

San Beda victories	Perpetual victories

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
1	2000	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	81–67
2	2000	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	94–78
3	2001	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	84–78
4	2001	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	82–61
5	2002	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	79–77
6	2002	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	115–101^OT
7	2003	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	92–76
8	2003	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	68–63
9	July 12, 2004	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	Perpetual	75–70
10	August 9, 2004	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	66–52
11	September 10, 2004^	Araneta Coliseum	San Beda	57–48	^[g]
12	September 15, 2004^	Araneta Coliseum	Perpetual	58–56	^[h]
13	July 22, 2005	Cuneta Astrodome	Perpetual	68–63
14	August 19, 2005	Cuneta Astrodome	Perpetual	66–60
15	July 19, 2006	Ninoy Aquino Stadium	San Beda	61–45
16	August 16, 2006	Rizal Memorial Stadium	San Beda	77–57
17	June 29, 2007	The Arena in San Juan	San Beda	86–62	^[i]
18	August 29, 2007	The Arena in San Juan	San Beda	99–76
19	July 21, 2008	Cuneta Astrodome	San Beda	70–48
20	August 18, 2008	Cuneta Astrodome	San Beda	72–55
21	July 17, 2009	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	98–65	^[5]
22	September 4, 2009	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	96–69
23	July 28, 2010	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	101–77	^[6]^[j]
24	September 1, 2010	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	92–61	^[7]^[k]
25	July 2, 2011	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	82–52	^[8]^[l]
26	August 22, 2011	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	69–55
27	July 12, 2012	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	88–87^OT	^[9]^[10]^[m]

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
28	September 29, 2012	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	60–53
29	October 13, 2012^	Araneta Coliseum	San Beda	56–52	^[n]
30	July 27, 2013	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	72–65	^[11]^[12]
31	September 26, 2013	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	78–76^OT	^[13]
32	November 7, 2013^	Mall of Asia Arena	San Beda	70–51	^[o]
33	August 6, 2014	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	77–75	^[14]^[15]
34	September 22, 2014	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	76–75	^[16]
35	October 15, 2014^	Mall of Asia Arena	San Beda	81–75	^[p]
36	July 28, 2015	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	83–81	^[17]
37	September 10, 2015	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	88–86
38	July 19, 2016	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	88–70	^[18]^[q]
39	September 20, 2016	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	84–75	^[r]
40	September 30, 2016^	Mall of Asia Arena	Perpetual	87–83	^[s]
41	October 4, 2016^	Mall of Asia Arena	San Beda	78–63	^[t]
42	August 17, 2017	UPHSD Gym	San Beda	57–53	^[u]
43	October 3, 2017	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	55–50	^[v]
44	July 7, 2018	Mall of Asia Arena	San Beda	67–65	^[w]
45	October 23, 2018	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	80–72
46	October 26, 2018^	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	83–72	^[19]^[x]
47	August 16, 2019	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	102–56	^[y]
48	September 26, 2019	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	75–62	^[z]
49	April 20, 2022	St. Benilde Gym	San Beda	78–71	^[20]^[aa]
50	October 12, 2022	Filoil EcoOil Centre	San Beda	71–52	^[21]
51	October 22, 2022	Filoil EcoOil Centre	Perpetual	75–72^OT	^[22]
52	October 17, 2023	Filoil EcoOil Centre	San Beda	71–52	^[23]^[24]^[ab]
Series: San Beda leads 37–15
*() = finals games; (^) = semifinals; (≠)** = seeding playoffs

Notes

^ San Beda was winless in the first round.
^ Sophomore quintet Perpetual Help Altas could have sweep the second round if not for the loss to San Sebastian Stags in their last outing.
^ San Beda was winless in the second round.
^ San Beda's lone second round pennant win came from JRC.
^ Perpetual's lone second round pennant win came from JRC.
^ Perpetual was winless in the second round.
^ Semifinals. San Beda forced a rubber match.
^ Semifinals. Perpetual lost in the finals vs. PCU.
^ Reigning MVP Sam Ekwe got ejected in the game after a scuffle w/ Perpetual Help players which led to his suspension and disqualification to win any individual awards.
^ San Beda had a 4-0 record prior to the game.
^ San Beda had a 10-0 record prior to the game.
^ Opening day game.
^ San Beda had a 2-0 record prior to the game.
^ Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Letran.
^ Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Letran.
^ Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Arellano.
^ San Beda had a 4-0 record prior to the game.
^ San Beda secures twice to beat advantage.
^ Semifinals. Perpetual forced a rubber match.
^ Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Arellano.
^ NCAA on tour.
^ San Beda eliminates Perpetual from the Final Four race.
^ Opening day game.
^ Semifinals. San Beda has ousted Perpetual Help from the Final Four for the fifth time in the last seven seasons. San Beda went to win the championship vs. Lyceum
^ San Beda had a 5-0 record prior to the game.
^ San Beda had a 13-0 record prior to the game.
^ San Beda had a 5-0 record prior to the game. First San Beda-Perpetual NCAA game since the COVID-19 pandemic.
^ Come-from-behind win by San Beda. Perpetual was on a two-game winning streak prior to the game.

Juniors' Basketball Results

Pre-Final Four era

San Beda victories	Perpetual victories

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
1	1988	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0
2	1988	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0	^[a]

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
3	1990	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0	^[b]
*() = finals games; (^) = semifinals; (≠)** = seeding playoffs

Final Four era

Both teams are expected to meet at least 2 times per year.

San Beda victories	Perpetual victories

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
1	2002	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0
2	2002	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0	^[c]
3	2003	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0
4	2003	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0	^[d]
5	2005	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0
6	2005	Rizal Memorial Coliseum	San Beda	1–0	^[e]
7	2008	Cuneta Astrodome	San Beda	1–0
8	2008	Cuneta Astrodome	San Beda	1–0	^[f]
9	2009	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	98–85
10	2009	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	95–69	^[g]
11	2010	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	98–85
12	2010	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	84–66	^[h]
13	2011	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	101–62
14	2011	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	113–68	^[i]
15	2012	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	108–57
16	2012	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	96–61	^[j]
17	2013	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	98–63

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
18	2013	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	85–46	^[k]
19	2014	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	106–75
20	2014	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	94–78	^[l]
21	July 28, 2015	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	85–61	^[m]
22	September 10, 2015	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	109–53	^[n]
23	2016	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	95–63
24	2016	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	93–81	^[o]
25	2017	UPHSD Gym	San Beda	90–79	^[p]
26	2017	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	87–66	^[q]
27	2018	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	72–69	^[r]
28	2018	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	71–67	^[s]
29	2019	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	95–76
30	2019	Filoil Flying V Arena	San Beda	100–97	^[t]
31	2023	Emilio Aguinaldo College Gym	San Beda	96–87
Series: San Beda leads 29–2
*() = finals games; (^) = semifinals; (≠)** = seeding playoffs

Notes

^ San Beda swept the first and second round pennants.
^ Perpetual was winless in the elimination round.
^ San Beda swept the elimination round.
^ San Beda swept the elimination round. San Beda won the finals against Mapúa.
^ Perpetual only won against Letran in the elimination round.
^ Perpetual only won against Malayan in the elimination round.
^ San Beda won in the finals against Letran.
^ San Beda won in the finals against San Sebastian.
^ San Beda won in the finals against LSGH.
^ San Beda won in the finals against San Sebastian.
^ San Beda won in the finals against LSGH.
^ San Beda won in the finals against Malayan.
^ San Beda had a 5-0 record prior to the game.
^ San Beda won in the finals against Arellano.
^ San Beda had a 12-0 record prior to the game. San Beda lost in the finals against Malayan.
^ NCAA on Tour.
^ San Beda lost to LSGH in the semifinals.
^ First elimination round win of Perpetual against San Beda in years.
^ Perpetual swept San Beda in the elimination round. San Beda–Rizal lost to Malayan in the semifinals.
^ San Beda won in the finals against Lyceum-Cavite.

Final Four Rankings

For comparison, these are the rankings of these two teams since the Final Four format was introduced.

Seniors' division

A.Y.	San Beda	Perpetual
1997–1998	2nd	5th
1998–1999	4th	3rd
1999-2000	5th	3rd
2000-2001	6th	2nd
2001-2002	8th	7th
2002-2003	7th	8th
2003-2004	5th	7th
2004-2005	4th	1st
2005-2006	7th	5th
2006-2007	1st	5th
2007-2008	1st	6th
2008-2009	1st	8th
2009-2010	1st	9th
2010-2011	1st	8th
2011-2012	1st	9th
2012-2013	1st	4th
2013-2014	1st	4th
2014-2015	1st	4th
2015-2016	1st	6th
2016-2017	1st	4th
2017-2018	2nd	9th
2018-2019	1st	4th
2019-2020	1st	7th
2021-2022	3rd	4th
2022-2023	4th	8th

Juniors' division

A.Y.	San Beda	Perpetual
1998–1999	2nd	–
1999-2000	1st	–
2000-2001	2nd	–
2001-2002	2nd	–
2002-2003	1st	–
2003-2004	1st	–
2004-2005	1st	–
2005-2006	2nd	6th
2006-2007	3rd	6th
2007-2008	3rd	6th
2008-2009	5th	6th
2009-2010	1st	5th
2010-2011	1st	3rd
2011-2012	1st	9th
2012-2013	1st	8th
2013-2014	1st	7th
2014-2015	2nd	9th
2015-2016	1st	10th
2016-2017	1st	7th
2017-2018	1st	7th
2018-2019	3rd	6th
2019-2020	1st	8th
2022-2023	2nd	6th

  Finished as the champion
  Finished as the 1st runner-up
  Finished as the 2nd runner-up
  Finished as the 3rd runner-up

Volleyball Statistics

Perpetual and San Beda competed at the NCAA Men's Volleyball Finals in Seasons 87 and 98.

Men's volleyball results

San Beda victories	Perpetual victories

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
1	2008	Saint Placid's Gym	San Beda	3–0
2	2010^	Emilio Aguinaldo College Gym	San Beda	3–0	^[a]
3	2011		Perpetual	3–0
4	2011^		Perpetual	3–0	^[b]
5	February 3, 2012*	Ninoy Aquino Stadium	Perpetual	3–0	^[25]^[c]
6	February 6, 2012*	Ninoy Aquino Stadium	Perpetual	3–0	^[26]^[d]
7	January 25, 2013	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	3–0	^[27]
8	February 7, 2013^	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	3–0	^[e]
9	January 6, 2014	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	3–0	^[28]
10	2014^	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	3–0
11	December 12, 2014	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	3–0	^[29]

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
12	2017	Filoil Flying V Centre	San Beda	3–2	^[f]
13	January 31, 2017^	Filoil Flying V Centre	Perpetual	3–2	^[g]
14	2018	Filoil Flying V Centre	Perpetual	3–0
15	2019	Filoil Flying V Centre	Perpetual	3–0
16	February 7, 2020	Filoil Flying V Centre	Perpetual	3–0
17	March 10, 2023	San Andres Sports Complex	Perpetual	3–1	^[30]
18	April 11, 2023*	Filoil EcoOil Centre	Perpetual	3–0	^[31]^[h]
19	April 14, 2023*	Filoil EcoOil Centre	San Beda	3–2	^[32]^[i]
20	April 16, 2023*	Filoil EcoOil Centre	Perpetual	3–0	^[33]^[34]^[35]^[j]
Series: Perpetual leads 16–4
*() = finals games; (^) = semifinals; (≠)** = seeding playoffs

Notes

^ Semifinals. San Beda lost to Letran in the Finals.
^ Semifinals. Perpetual defeated Arellano in the finals.
^ Finals Game 1.
^ Finals Game 2. Perpetual wins its 7th men's volleyball championship.
^ Semifinals. Perpetual defeated EAC in the finals.
^ San Beda gave Perpetual its only elimination round loss of the season.
^ Semifinals. Perpetual eliminated San Beda.
^ Finals Game 1.
^ Finals Game 2. San Beda gave Perpetual its first loss of the season and tied the series.
^ Finals Game 3. Perpetual wins its 13th men's volleyball championship.

Women's volleyball results

San Beda victories	Perpetual victories	Forfeits

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
1	2008	Saint Placid's Gym	Perpetual	3–0
2	2010	Emilio Aguinaldo College Gym	San Beda	3–0
3	2011		Perpetual	3–0	^[36]^[a]
4	2012	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	3–0	^[b]
5	January 25, 2013	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	3–0
6	January 6, 2014		Perpetual	3–1
7	December 12, 2014	Filoil Flying V Arena	Perpetual	3–0
8	2016	Filoil Flying V Centre	Perpetual	3–0	^[c]

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Note/s
9	2017	Filoil Flying V Centre	San Beda	3–1	^[d]
10	2018	Filoil Flying V Centre	San Beda	3–0
11	February 9, 2018^	Filoil Flying V Centre	San Beda	3–0	^[e]
12	2019^	Filoil Flying V Centre	San Beda	3–2	^[f]
13	February 7, 2020	Filoil Flying V Centre	San Beda	3–0
14	March 10, 2023	San Andres Sports Complex	Perpetual	3–0	^[37]^[g]
Series: Tied 7–7
*() = finals games; (^) = semifinals; (≠)** = seeding playoffs

Notes

^ The semifinals in the women's division was restarted after the league forfeited all the games that April Ann Sartin and Ronnery dela Cruz of Perpetual Help and Arianne Yap and Janel Lim of St. Benilde played for eligibility violations. CSB's and Perpetual's games during the elimination round were also forfeited.
^ Perpetual had a 7–0 record prior to the game.
^ Perpetual lost to Benilde in the Stepladder round 1.
^ San Beda lost to Benilde in the Stepladder round 1.
^ Semifinals, San Beda with twice-to-beat advantage. San Beda lost to Arellano in the finals.
^ San Beda and Perpetual lost to Arellano in the semifinals and finals, respectively.
^ Perpetual lost to Lyceum in the Second round stepladder.

References

^ ^a ^b NCAA Philippines - Championships Archived 2010-07-04 at the Wayback Machine
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^ Gulle, Jimbo (September 26, 1997). "Stags post 11th straight win; Cards triumph". Manila Standard. Retrieved April 10, 2021.
^ "San Beda zaps Perpetual". Manila Standard. 1996-10-02.
^ Inbound Pass
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^ "Unstoppable Daniel powers San Beda into Final Four". Retrieved 31 October 2023.
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^ PBA-Online
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^ "Lions survive Altas in OT as old reliables conspire in game-winning play". Retrieved 31 October 2023.
^ "San Beda coach Boyet Fernandez, Altas' Lester del Rosario swap accusations over 'snubbing' incident". Retrieved 31 October 2023.
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^ PBA-Online
^ PBA-Online
^ "San Beda only has kind words for NCAA 94 surprise Perpetual". Retrieved 26 October 2018.
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^ Fuertes, Romel Jr. (12 October 2022). "NCAA: San Beda back on track with romp of Perpetual Help". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved 6 November 2023.
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^ /87-NCAA-Update-No-05 by TMX Sports
^ NCAA Season 88 Final Report by TMX Sports
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^ NCAA Season 90 Update no.23
^ "Perpetual stretches NCAA men's volleyball win streak to 28, takes down San Beda". GMA Integrated News. 2023-03-10.
^ "Perpetual moves on cusp of NCAA men's volleyball three-peat with Game 1 sweep of San Beda". GMA Integrated News. 2023-04-11.
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External links

[4] San Beda was winless in the first round.

[5] Sophomore quintet Perpetual Help Altas could have sweep the second round if not for the loss to San Sebastian Stags in their last outing.

[6] San Beda was winless in the second round.

[7] San Beda's lone second round pennant win came from JRC.

[8] Perpetual's lone second round pennant win came from JRC.

[9] Perpetual was winless in the second round.

[11] Semifinals. San Beda forced a rubber match.

[12] Semifinals. Perpetual lost in the finals vs. PCU.

[13] Reigning MVP Sam Ekwe got ejected in the game after a scuffle w/ Perpetual Help players which led to his suspension and disqualification to win any individual awards.

[16] San Beda had a 4-0 record prior to the game.

[18] San Beda had a 10-0 record prior to the game.

[20] Opening day game.

[23] San Beda had a 2-0 record prior to the game.

[24] Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Letran.

[28] Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Letran.

[32] Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Arellano.

[35] San Beda had a 4-0 record prior to the game.

[36] San Beda secures twice to beat advantage.

[37] Semifinals. Perpetual forced a rubber match.

[38] Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Arellano.

[39] NCAA on tour.

[40] San Beda eliminates Perpetual from the Final Four race.

[41] Opening day game.

[43] Semifinals. San Beda has ousted Perpetual Help from the Final Four for the fifth time in the last seven seasons. San Beda went to win the championship vs. Lyceum

[44] San Beda had a 5-0 record prior to the game.

[45] San Beda had a 13-0 record prior to the game.

[47] San Beda had a 5-0 record prior to the game. First San Beda-Perpetual NCAA game since the COVID-19 pandemic.

[52] Come-from-behind win by San Beda. Perpetual was on a two-game winning streak prior to the game.

[53] San Beda swept the first and second round pennants.

[54] Perpetual was winless in the elimination round.

[55] San Beda swept the elimination round.

[56] San Beda swept the elimination round. San Beda won the finals against Mapúa.

[57] Perpetual only won against Letran in the elimination round.

[58] Perpetual only won against Malayan in the elimination round.

[59] San Beda won in the finals against Letran.

[60] San Beda won in the finals against San Sebastian.

[61] San Beda won in the finals against LSGH.

[62] San Beda won in the finals against San Sebastian.

[63] San Beda won in the finals against LSGH.

[64] San Beda won in the finals against Malayan.

[65] San Beda had a 5-0 record prior to the game.

[66] San Beda won in the finals against Arellano.

[67] San Beda had a 12-0 record prior to the game. San Beda lost in the finals against Malayan.

[68] NCAA on Tour.

[69] San Beda lost to LSGH in the semifinals.

[70] First elimination round win of Perpetual against San Beda in years.

[71] Perpetual swept San Beda in the elimination round. San Beda–Rizal lost to Malayan in the semifinals.

[72] San Beda won in the finals against Lyceum-Cavite.

[73] Semifinals. San Beda lost to Letran in the Finals.

[74] Semifinals. Perpetual defeated Arellano in the finals.

[76] Finals Game 1.

[78] Finals Game 2. Perpetual wins its 7th men's volleyball championship.

[80] Semifinals. Perpetual defeated EAC in the finals.

[83] San Beda gave Perpetual its only elimination round loss of the season.

[84] Semifinals. Perpetual eliminated San Beda.

[87] Finals Game 1.

[89] Finals Game 2. San Beda gave Perpetual its first loss of the season and tied the series.

[93] Finals Game 3. Perpetual wins its 13th men's volleyball championship.

[forfeit-95] The semifinals in the women's division was restarted after the league forfeited all the games that April Ann Sartin and Ronnery dela Cruz of Perpetual Help and Arianne Yap and Janel Lim of St. Benilde played for eligibility violations. CSB's and Perpetual's games during the elimination round were also forfeited.

[96] Perpetual had a 7–0 record prior to the game.

[97] Perpetual lost to Benilde in the Stepladder round 1.

[98] San Beda lost to Benilde in the Stepladder round 1.

[99] Semifinals, San Beda with twice-to-beat advantage. San Beda lost to Arellano in the finals.

[100] San Beda and Perpetual lost to Arellano in the semifinals and finals, respectively.

[102] Perpetual lost to Lyceum in the Second round stepladder.

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 | [[NCAA Season 84 basketball tournaments|July 21, 2008]] | [[Cuneta Astrodome]] | Perpetual | 48 | San Beda | 70 |
 | [[NCAA Season 84 basketball tournaments|August 18, 2008]] | [[Cuneta Astrodome]] | Perpetual | 55 | San Beda | 72 |
-| [[NCAA Season 85 basketball tournaments|July 17, 2009]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 65 | San Beda | 98 |
+| [[NCAA Season 85 basketball tournaments|July 17, 2009]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 65 | San Beda | 98 | <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20091105130311/http://www.inboundpass.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-basketball/teams.php?id=6&conference_id=4 Inbound Pass]</ref>
 | [[NCAA Season 85 basketball tournaments|September 4, 2009]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 69 | San Beda | 96 |
 | [[NCAA Season 86 basketball tournaments|July 28, 2010]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 77 | San Beda | 101 | <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/sports/content/197194/ncaa-red-lions-devour-altas-for-5th-straight-win/story/|title=NCAA: Red Lions devour Altas for 5th straight win|accessdate=31 October 2023}}</ref>{{efn|group=mbt|San Beda had a 4-0 record prior to the game.}}
 | [[NCAA Season 86 basketball tournaments|September 1, 2010]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 61 | San Beda | 92 | <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/sports/content/199956/unstoppable-daniel-powers-san-beda-into-final-four/story/|title=Unstoppable Daniel powers San Beda into Final Four|accessdate=31 October 2023}}</ref>{{efn|group=mbt|San Beda had a 10-0 record prior to the game.}}
-| [[NCAA Season 87 basketball tournaments|July 2, 2011]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 52 | San Beda | 82 | {{efn|group=mbt|Opening day game.}}
+| [[NCAA Season 87 basketball tournaments|July 2, 2011]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 52 | San Beda | 82 | <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20111029100702/http://www.pba-online.net:80/basketball/ncaa/full-schedule/ PBA-Online]</ref>{{efn|group=mbt|Opening day game.}}
-| [[NCAA Season 87 basketball tournaments|2011]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 55 | San Beda | 69 |
+| [[NCAA Season 87 basketball tournaments|August 22, 2011]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 55 | San Beda | 69 |
-| [[NCAA Season 88 basketball tournaments|July 12, 2012]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | San Beda | 87<sup>OT</sup> | Perpetual | 88 | <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.pressreader.com/philippines/philippine-daily-inquirer-1109/20120716/281925950127241|title=Lions tackle Blazers, seek share of lead|accessdate=31 October 2023}}</ref>{{efn|group=mbt|San Beda had a 2-0 record prior to the game.}}
+| [[NCAA Season 88 basketball tournaments|July 12, 2012]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | San Beda | 87<sup>OT</sup> | Perpetual | 88 | <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20121030175147/http://www.pba-online.net:80/basketball/ncaa/full-schedule/ PBA-Online]</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.pressreader.com/philippines/philippine-daily-inquirer-1109/20120716/281925950127241|title=Lions tackle Blazers, seek share of lead|accessdate=31 October 2023}}</ref>{{efn|group=mbt|San Beda had a 2-0 record prior to the game.}}
-| [[NCAA Season 88 basketball tournaments|2012]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 53 | San Beda | 60 |
+| [[NCAA Season 88 basketball tournaments|September 29, 2012]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 53 | San Beda | 60 |
 | [[NCAA Season 88 basketball tournaments|October 13, 2012]]^ | [[Araneta Coliseum]] | Perpetual | 52 | San Beda | 56 | {{efn|group=mbt|Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Letran.}}
-| [[NCAA Season 89 basketball tournaments|July 27, 2013]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 65 | San Beda | 72 | <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.pressreader.com/philippines/philippine-daily-inquirer-1109/20130728/281934540567000|title=Gilas five working on mental sharpness|accessdate=31 October 2023}}</ref>
+| [[NCAA Season 89 basketball tournaments|July 27, 2013]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 65 | San Beda | 72 | <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20131101173424/http://www.pba-online.net/basketball/ncaa/full-schedule/ PBA-Online]</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.pressreader.com/philippines/philippine-daily-inquirer-1109/20130728/281934540567000|title=Gilas five working on mental sharpness|accessdate=31 October 2023}}</ref>
 | [[NCAA Season 89 basketball tournaments|September 26, 2013]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 76<sup>OT</sup> | San Beda | 78 | <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.spin.ph/basketball/uaap-women/lions-survive-altas-in-ot-as-old-reliables-conspire-in-game-winning-play|title=Lions survive Altas in OT as old reliables conspire in game-winning play|accessdate=31 October 2023}}</ref>
 | [[NCAA Season 89 basketball tournaments|November 7, 2013]]^ | [[Mall of Asia Arena]] | Perpetual | 51 | San Beda | 70 | {{efn|group=mbt|Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Letran.}}
-| [[NCAA Season 90 basketball tournaments|August 6, 2014]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 75 | San Beda | 77 | <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.spin.ph/basketball/uaap-women/san-beda-coach-boyet-fernandez-rues-perpetual-help-assistant-lester-del-rosario-not-offering-handshake-after-matchup?ref=article_tag|title=San Beda coach Boyet Fernandez, Altas' Lester del Rosario swap accusations over 'snubbing' incident|accessdate=31 October 2023}}</ref>
+| [[NCAA Season 90 basketball tournaments|August 6, 2014]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 75 | San Beda | 77 | <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.spin.ph/basketball/uaap-women/san-beda-coach-boyet-fernandez-rues-perpetual-help-assistant-lester-del-rosario-not-offering-handshake-after-matchup?ref=article_tag|title=San Beda coach Boyet Fernandez, Altas' Lester del Rosario swap accusations over 'snubbing' incident|accessdate=31 October 2023}}</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20141225160801/http://www.pba-online.net/basketball/ncaa/full-schedule/ PBA-Online]</ref>
 | [[NCAA Season 90 basketball tournaments|September 22, 2014]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | San Beda | 75 | Perpetual | 76 | <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.philstar.com/sports/2014/09/23/1372206/eac-mit-brawl-ncaa-big-loser|title=EAC-MIT brawl: NCAA big loser|accessdate=31 October 2023}}</ref>
 | [[NCAA Season 90 basketball tournaments|October 15, 2014]]^ | [[Mall of Asia Arena]] | Perpetual | 75 | San Beda | 81 | {{efn|group=mbt|Semifinals. San Beda went on to win the championship vs. Arellano.}}
-| [[NCAA Season 91 basketball tournaments|July 28, 2015]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 81 | San Beda | 83 |
+| [[NCAA Season 91 basketball tournaments|July 28, 2015]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 81 | San Beda | 83 | <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20151205212704/http://www.pba-online.net/basketball/ncaa/full-schedule/ PBA-Online]</ref>
 | [[NCAA Season 91 basketball tournaments|September 10, 2015]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | San Beda | 86 | Perpetual | 88 |
-| [[NCAA Season 92 basketball tournaments|July 19, 2016]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 70 | San Beda | 88 | {{efn|group=mbt|San Beda had a 4-0 record prior to the game.}}
+| [[NCAA Season 92 basketball tournaments|July 19, 2016]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 70 | San Beda | 88 | <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20161203185942/http://www.pba-online.net/basketball/ncaa/full-schedule/ PBA-Online]</ref>{{efn|group=mbt|San Beda had a 4-0 record prior to the game.}}
 | [[NCAA Season 92 basketball tournaments|September 20, 2016]] | [[Filoil Flying V Arena]] | Perpetual | 75 | San Beda | 84 | {{efn|group=mbt|San Beda secures twice to beat advantage.}}
 | [[NCAA Season 92 basketball tournaments|September 30, 2016]]^ | [[Mall of Asia Arena]] | San Beda | 83 | Perpetual | 87 | {{efn|group=mbt|Semifinals. Perpetual forced a rubber match.}}

v t e National Collegiate Athletic Association (2024–25)
Members	Arellano Chiefs, Lady Chiefs and Braves Letran Knights, Lady Knights and Squires Benilde Blazers and Lady Blazers/La Salle Green Hills Greenies EAC Generals, Lady Generals and Brigadiers JRU Heavy Bombers, Lady Bombers and Light Bombers Lyceum Pirates, Lady Pirates and Junior Pirates Mapúa Cardinals, Lady Cardinals and Red Robins San Beda Red Lions, Red Lionesses and Red Cubs San Sebastian Stags, Lady Stags and Staglets Perpetual Altas, Lady Altas and Junior Altas
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