Other Notable Athlete-alumni
| Elma Muros-Posadas | Southeast Asian Games Gold Medalist |
| Haydee Coloso-Espino | Gold Medalist, Swimming, Manila Asiad, 1954 |
| Anthony Villanueva | Gave the Philippines its FIRST Silver Medal in the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan. |
| Marestella Torres | 23rd SEA Games Gold Medalist, Manila Philippines; Silver medalist, Women’s Long Jump, 16th Asian Athletic Championships, Korea, 2005 |
| Arnel Ferrera | 23rd SEA Games Record Holder Gold Medalist, Hammer Throw, Manila Philippines |
| Mark Denver Atienza | 23rd SEA Games Gold Medalist Fencing, Manila Philippines |
| Wilfredo Vizcayno Jr. | 23rd SEA Games Gold Medalist Fencing, Manila Philippines |
| Brian Peralta | 23rd SEA Games Bronze Medalist Dancesport, Manila Philippines |
| Jayson Gonzales | 22nd SEA Games Gold Medalist Chess, Vietnam; International Master |
| Veronica Domingo | 22nd SEA Games, Gold Medalist Taekwondo, Vietnam |
| Lerma Bulauitan | Gold Medalist 2003 Asian Grand Prix, Manila Philippines |
| Tirso del Rosario | Boxing Champion, International Hall of Fame |
| Bernabe Lovina | Philippines Sportswriters Association (PSA) Awardee for Track, 1950 |
| Felicisimo "Totoy" Ampon | PSA Awardee for Tennis, 1950 |
| Rodolfo Lugay | Member of the 1954 RP baseball team that won the 1st Asian Baseball Championships held in Manila. Played for an all-RP squad against the New York Yankees in the same year. Played for FEU in the UAAP and the Manila Bay Baseball League. |
| Ricardo Fortaleza | Gold Medalist 6th Asian Games, Silver Medalist 1971 Asian Boxing Champion, Olympian 1972 Munich Olympics, Philippines Amateur Boxing of the Year 1970-1972, Araullo High School's Most Outstanding Alumnus in Sports 1993 |
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