Far Eastern University completed an unbeaten run to the title in the University Athletic Associaiton of the Philippines women’s football tournament, scoring a 2-0 victory over La Salle in the championship game on Saturday at the University of the Philippines Diliman Football Stadium.
The Lady Tamaraws secured their fourth consecutive crown and 14th overall title.
FEU is the first to accomplish a four-peat since La Salle from Season 65 to 68.
‘It’s a good gift for the graduating players,’ coach Let Dimzon said. ‘Even before we went here, they were very confident na makukuha namin yung game.’
Judie Arevalo scored on a 15th-minute header off a corner kick.
Three minutes into stoppage time, 2025 FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup national team member Regine Rebosura capped off her collegiate career with a goal off a corner to seal the win.
FEU won all matches, conceding only three goals this season.
The Lady Tamaraws’ winning streak now stands at 13 games dating back to the second round of Season 87, and they remain unbeaten in 32 matches overall.
This championship also marks FEU’s second collegiate title this Season 88, following their earlier triumph in women’s athletics.
Lady Tamaraws captain Jonela Albino was named Most Valuable Player, Regine Rebosura earned the Best Midfielder title and and Jessa May Lehayan was awarded Best Goalkeeper.
Arevalo, who finished the tournament with eight goals, received the Golden Boot award.
La Salle’s Elisha Lubiano was named Best Defender and Jodie Banzon the Rookie of the Year.
Ateneo’s Jada Bicierro took home the Best Striker award after scoring six goals, while the Blue Eagles also received the Fair Play Award for accumulating the fewest bookings.
The Blue Eagles claimed bronze, marking their first podium finish since Season 79.