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The 87th season of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines kicked off with an unparalleled display of style and spectacle, as University of the Philippines delivered what could be the most glamorous opening ceremony in the league’s storied history.
“Did you know that it’s our first time performing at Araneta?” said Eraserheads lead singer Ely Buendia, joined by guitarist Marcus Adoro, bassist Buddy Zabala, and drummer Raimund Marasigan. “From its beginnings almost a century ago, the UAAP has become what it is today – the most popular college sporting franchise this country has ever seen and it’s most valuable as well,” he continued.
The opening ceremony saw all eight member schools parading their student-athletes, showcasing the diverse talent and enthusiasm that define the UAAP.
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