players of the Baby Dolphins basketball team were found to have used falsified documents. The Baby Dolphins were ordered to return their second-place trophy from last season's tournament and all individual awards. The senior Dolphins' 2005-06 general championship trophy was retained, however. Rivalries Letran Knights - Met twice in the Final 4 (PCU won both), once in the Finals (Letran won) San Beda Red Lions - Met once in the Finals (San Beda won and ended 28 years of Championship drought) Players of note Chess (2006) Daniel Causo - Gold Medalist Board 1 John Perzeus S. Orozco - Gold Medalist Board 2 Paul Louis Orozco - Gold Medalist Board 4 Juniors Allan Mangahas - Mapua Cardinals, 2005 NCAA Juniors MVP Ronjay Buenafe -EAC Generals, Meralco Bolts Rabeh Al-Hussaini - Ateneo Blue Eagles, Meralco Bolts, 2009 UAAP MVP, 2010 UAAP Finals MVP Niño Dayao- PCU Dolphins assistant coach, 2008 Jake Pascual - San Beda Red Lions, Star Hotshots, 2006 NCAA Juniors MVP, Sinag Pilipinas (2011 SEA Games team) Wilson San Diego Mario Ronaldo Quijado Rafael Paul Doma CJ Isidoro Eugene Pohol Peter Buenafe Paul Buenafe Manuel Jimenez Nico Bagawisan Lloyd Burgos Gabriel Martinez Jett Vidal - Perpetual Altas Jeffrey Rosales John Paul Peter Palma Vonn Ryan Ramiro - 2 Sports Discipline Basketball and Track and Field - Gold Medalist Discus Throw Juniors 1999, 2000 and 2001 Bronze Medal 2000 Shot Put Juniors Withdrawal from the NCAA Rumors have leaked that PCU will not be with the NCAA at the start of the 85th season. Reasons for this are as follows: (note: the ff. reasons are still rumors) PCU plans to go to the UAAP PCU plans to go to other leagues such as NCRAA, CUSA, etc. PCU wants to rebuild and come back with a stronger lineup at the start of the 86th season, a season in which it will host. There were talks of a possible PCU Dolphins comeback just before the 87th season started. The basketball team was rumored to be spearheaded by coach Ato Tolentino, the coach that led the Dolphins to their first and only basketball championship back in 2004. The talks died because of financial issues within the PCU organization. Other Sports Roel Licayan (3-time gold medalist NCAA Lawn Tennis-Juniors Division) Championships won Seniors Basketball - 1 (2004–2005), (3 straight Finals appearance in '04, '05, '06) Football - 3 (1998–1999, 1999–2000, 2000–2001) Track and Field -