FEU Tamaraws volleyball explained

FEU Tamaraws
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University:Far Eastern University
Nickname:Tamaraws
Location:Sampaloc, Manila, Philippines
Coach:Reynaldo Diaz Jr.
Captain:Jelord Talisayan
League:UAAP
Season:Season 85 (2023)
Position:3rd
Titles:UAAP: 25

The FEU Tamaraws volleyball program is the men's collegiate varsity volleyball team of the Far Eastern University. The team competes in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP).

History

The FEU Tamaraw Spikers won their first UAAP volleyball title in season 9 (1946–47). As of UAAP Season 75 the Tamaraws have won 25 UAAP volleyball titles. The Tamaraw Spikers has the longest championship streak in the UAAP. They were champions for twelve consecutive seasons, from 1946 to 1957.

Current roster

See main article: UAAP Season 86 volleyball tournaments.

UAAP Season 86 roster
NumberPlayerPositionHeightBirth dateHigh School
Herald Domingo Middle Blocker 1.920NaN0 12 October 2000 Arellano University
Jomel Codilla Outside Hitter 1.780NaN03 October 2000Far Eastern University Diliman
Ariel Cacao Setter 1.740NaN020 October 2001Far Eastern University Diliman
Raymond Bryce De GuzmanLibero 1.740NaN05 July 2002Far Eastern University Diliman
Jelord Talisayan Outside Hitter 1.830NaN05 July 2002Far Eastern University Diliman
Mark Calado Outside Hitter
Jose Magdalino Javelona Outside Hitter 1.840NaN014 September 2000Far Eastern University Diliman
Reymond Sabanal Middle Blocker 1.860NaN0 8 April 2001Dipolog City Institute of Technology
Zhydryx Saavedra Opposite Hitter
Carl Jonnard Cabatac Opposite Hitter 1.720NaN012 January 2002Far Eastern University Diliman
Martin Bugaoan Middle Blocker 1.860NaN0 14 May 2001
Jacob Celajes Libero
Jefferson Abuniawan Middle Blocker 1.840NaN0 3 March 2001 Far Eastern University Diliman
Benny Martinez Setter 1.860NaN014 February 2001

Team awards

UAAP

FEU Tamaraws
YearSeasonTitleRef
1946–1947UAAP Season 9Champions
1947–1948UAAP Season 10Champions
1948–1949UAAP Season 11Champions
1949–1950UAAP Season 12Champions
1950–1951UAAP Season 13Champions
1951–1952UAAP Season 14Champions
1952–1953UAAP Season 15Champions
1953–1954UAAP Season 16Champions
1954–1955UAAP Season 17Champions
1955–1956UAAP Season 18Champions
1956–1957UAAP Season 19Champions
1957–1958UAAP Season 20Champions
1987–1988UAAP Season 50Champions
1988–1989UAAP Season 51Champions
1993–1994UAAP Season 56Champions
1994–1995UAAP Season 57 Champions
1996–1997UAAP Season 59 Champions
1997–1998UAAP Season 60 Champions
1998–1999UAAP Season 61 Runner-up
1999–2000UAAP Season 62 Champions
2000–2001UAAP Season 63 Runner-up
2003–2004UAAP Season 663rd place
2004–2005UAAP Season 67 Champions
2005–2006UAAP Season 68 Champions
2006–2007UAAP Season 69Champions
2007–2008UAAP Season 70Runner up
2009–2010UAAP Season 72Runner up
2010–2011UAAP Season 73Runner up
2011–2012UAAP Season 74Champions[1]
2012–2013UAAP Season 75Runner up
2013–2014UAAP Season 763rd place
2016–2017UAAP Season 793rd place
2017–2018UAAP Season 803rd place
2018–2019UAAP Season 81Runner up[2]
2022–2023UAAP Season 853rd place[3]

Other Collegiate Legues

FEU Tamaraws
YearSeasonTitleRef
20172017 PVL Collegiate ConferenceRunners-up[4]
20182018 PVL Collegiate Conference3rd place[5]
20232023 V-League Collegiate ChallengeRunner-up[6]

Individual awards

UAAP

FEU Lady Tamaraws
YearSeason AwardPlayerRef
1996–1997UAAP Season 59Most Valuable PlayerHerminio Gallo Jr.
2004–2005UAAP Season 67Most Valuable PlayerRolan Macahia
2005–2006UAAP Season 68Most Valuable PlayerJeremy Floyd Pedregosa
2006–2007UAAP Season 69Most Valuable PlayerEdjet Mabbayad
Best AttackerJeremy Floyd Pedregosa
Best ServerJessie Lopez
Best ReceiverMark Sibug
2007–2008UAAP Season 70Best ScorerEdjet Mabbayad
Best Attacker
Best SetterJessie Lopez
Best ReceiverFrancisco Dela Cruz
2010–2011UAAP Season 73Best SetterPitrus De Ocampo
Best Server
2011–2012UAAP Season 74Most Valuable Player (Finals)Rodolfo Labrador Jr.
Best Scorer
Best SetterPitrus De Ocampo
2012–2013UAAP Season 75Best ServerArvin Avila
Best Receiver
2015–2016UAAP Season 75Best ReceiverRikko Marius Marmeto
2016–2017UAAP Season 79Best BlockerJohn Paul Bugaoan
Best ReceiverRikko Marius Marmeto
2017–2018UAAP Season 80Best ReceiverRikko Marius Marmeto[7]
2018–2019UAAP Season 811st Best Middle BlockerJohn Paul Bugaoan

Records by season

FEU Tamaraws
YearUAAP SeasonTitleTeam captain Won or Lost to (finalist or higher rank)
1993–199456Champions
1994–199557 Champions
1995–199658 4th place
1996–199759 Champions
1997–199860 Champions
1998–199961 Runner-up
1999–200062 Champions
2000–200163 Runner-up
2001–200264 4th place
2002–200365 4th place
2003–2004663rd place
2004–200567 Champions
2005–200668 Champions
2006–200769Champions
2007–200870Runner up
2008–2009716th place
2009–201072Runner up
2010–201173Runner up
2011–201274Champions
2012–201375Runner up
2013–2014763rd place
2014–2015775th place
2015–2016785th place
2016–2017793rd place
2017–2018803rd place
2018–201981Runner up
2019–202082Cancelled
2020–202183Cancelled
2021–202284Cancelled
2022–2023853rd place

Coaches

Former players


Legend
  S  Setter
  L  Libero
  MB  Middle Blocker
  OS  Outside Hitter
  OP  Opposite Hitter

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Tamaraws sweep tiger Spikers, end title drought. ABS-CBN. 22 October 2023.
  2. News: UAAP Season 81: Bagunas hauls MVP, three other individual awards. April 13, 2023. ABS-CBN Sports. May 10, 2019.
  3. Web site: NU Complete season sweep for UAAP volleyball three peat. Inquirer. 23 October 2023.
  4. Web site: 2017 PVL Collegiate Conference. October 7, 2017 . Tiebreaker times. April 7, 2023.
  5. News: Escarlote. Mark. September 12, 2018. PVL Finals: Bulldogs reign supreme. ABS-CBN Sports. September 12, 2018.
  6. Web site: La Salle foils UST in 4, cops men's crown . . September 29, 2023 . vleague.ph . The V-League . September 29, 2023 .
  7. News: UAAP Volleyball: MVPs Jaja Santiago, Marck Espejo banner individual awards for Season 80. ABS-CBN Sports. Matel. Philip. April 30, 2018. April 30, 2018.

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