The San Beda Red Lions are the National Collegiate Athletic Association (Philippines) sports team of San Beda College.
San Beda is the only founding member left in the league.
The juniors team are the Red Cubs. The women's team are the Red Lionesses and are under the Women's National Collegiate Athletic Association. Although the other senior varsity teams may also be referred to as the Red Lions, there are other more appropriate names for each specific sport. The swimming team are known as the Sea Lions, the Football team the Red Booters, the Chess team, the Red Woodpushers.
Here are the official San Beda varsity teams:
| Sport | Men's Team | Women's Team | Juniors' Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basketball | Red Lions | Red Lioness | Red Cubs |
| Football | Red Booters | Junior Red Booters | |
| Volleyball | Red Spikers | Lady Red Spikers | Junior Red Spikers |
| Badminton | Red Smashers | Lady Red Smashers | Junior Red Smashers |
| Tennis | Red Netters | Junior Red Netters | |
| Table Tennis | Red Paddlers | Lady Red Paddlers | Junior Red Paddlers |
| Track & Field | Red Tracksters | Junior Red Tracksters | |
| Swimming | Sea Lions | Lady Sea Lions | Junior Sea Lions |
| Taekwondo | Red Jins | Lady Red Jins | Junior Red Jins |
| Chess | Red Woodpushers | Junior Red Woodpushers |
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