adopted as to identify San Sebastian College during the National College Athletic Association. Red symbolizes sacrifice, martyrdom, bravery and baptism. The element of Gold represented by its shimmering color, on the other hand, stands for endurance and the perennial quest for high standards – inner strength in the quest for excellence – symbolic of the loyal dignity of a true Christian. Thus, the Sebastinian renders sacrifices and, in a way, martyrdom, for he submits himself to the pains of rigorous training and discipline in his quest for glory. This entails bravery not only in fighting for victory but in accepting defeat graciously as well; and endurance to be able to withstand pain. Corporate support In 2016, Foton Motor Philippines, the exclusive distributor of Foton motor vehicles in the Philippines signed an agreement to support the athletics program of the San Sebastian College and helping in the growth and success of the school athletes. The agreement signing was witnessed by Foton officials Rommel Sytin and Alvin Lu and San Sebastian officials Atty. Raymund Munsayac and Coach Roger Gorayeb. Basketball The San Sebastian Stags Basketball Team The Golden Stags have won 12 titles in the NCAA since 1973. Their last title was in 2009-10. The team featured the then-rookie Calvin Abueva who would become the most outstanding player in the school's history. NCAA Season 98 Depth chart </noinclude>Depth chart Juniors' Roster Beach volleyball NCAA Season 93 Women's Alyssa S. Eroa Dangie V. Encarnacion Daureen Claire A. Santos Men's Elino Elmer B. Lazaro Jahir S. Ebrahim James Christian B. Eugenio Juniors Raxel Redd Catris Stephen John Sundiang Romeo Teodones, Jr. Track and field Joselito Gando(Coach) Kim Cedrick Galang (The Fastest Man Alive, 2012-2013 NCAA MVP) Arthuro Oliveros Jr.(Road Runner) Daryl Ceballos Justin Tabunda (2006-2007 NCAA MVP) George Kheanou Luis (Rookie of the Year) Isidro Del Prado Jr. Oliver Ocampo Jose Florentino Bagallon Andrezel Chuaquico Emmanuel Manzanero Jr. Antonio Asuncion Jr.(former 1998-1999 NCAA MVP) Rayven Lozares (former 1999-2000 NCAA MVP) Anthony Cabling (former 1997-1998 NCAA MVP) Michael Bautista Rowie Sioson Kayson Ki Edward Brojan Championship seasons '98,'99,'00,'06 Swimming Jeng Reamillo (rookie of the year, mvp) Daryl Pat Buensuceso (1984-85 Overall Swimming Champion - Junior Division Team Member, 3-time medallists) Emman "Mr. Perfect" Morandarte (Fastest Swimmer Alive, Swimmer of the Year 2017, Athlete of the Year 2017, Time Magazine Most Influential Man of the Year 2017, NCAA Season 93 MVP, NCAA Season 93 Rookie of