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Mann Cup Statistics Western Lacrosse Association The Mann Cup Mann Cup Champions (1910 - 2012 ) Mann Cup Champions The Mann Cup, originally a challenge cup, was presented by the late Sir Donald Mann, Builder of the Canadian Northern Railway, for the Senior Amateur Lacrosse Championship of Canada. The Canadian Lacrosse Association was organized and uniform rules were adopted for all competing teams in September 1925. The Mann Cup was turned over to the New Westminster Club, which held the solid gold trophy at the time. The Mann Cup was then placed into an annual competition with the series alternating east and west. 1910 Young Torontos, Ont 1956 Nanaimo, BC 2002 Brampton, Ont 1911 VAC Vancouver, BC 1957 Victoria, BC 2003 Victoria, BC 1912 VAC Vancouver, BC 1958 New Westminster, BC 2004 Peterborough, Ont 1913 VAC Vancouver, BC 1959 New Westminster, BC 2005 Victoria, BC 1914 VAC Vancouver, BC 1960 Port Credit, Ont 2006 Peterborough, Ont 1915 New Westminster, BC 1961 Vancouver, BC 2007 Peterborough, Ont 1916 New Westminster, BC 1962 New Westminster, BC 2008 Brampton, Ont 1917 New Westminster, BC 1963 Vancouver, BC 2009 Brampton, Ont 1918 Vancouver Coughlans, BC 1964 Vancouver, BC 2010 Peterborough, Ont 1919 Victoria Foundations, BC 1965 New Westminster, BC 2011 Brampton, Ont 1920 New Westminster, BC 1966 Peterborough, Ont 2012 Peterborough, Ont 1921 New Westminster, BC 1967 Vancouver, BC 1922 New Westminster, BC 1968 Brooklin, Ont 1923 New Westminster, BC 1969 Brooklin, Ont 1924 New Westminster, BC 1970 New Westminster, BC 1925 New Westminster, BC 1971 Brantford, Ont 1926 Weston, Ont 1972 New Westminster, BC 1927 New Westminster, BC 1973 Peterborough, Ont 1928 Ottawa Emmets, Ont 1974 New Westminster, BC 1929 Oshawa, Ont 1975 Vancouver, BC 1930 Brampton, Ont 1976 New Westminster, BC 1931 Brampton, Ont 1977 Vancouver, BC 1932 Mimico, Ont 1978 Peterborough, Ont 1933 Hamilton, Ont 1979 Victoria, BC 1934 Orillia, Ont 1980 Brampton, Ont 1935 Orillia, Ont 1981 New Westminster, BC 1936 Orillia, Ont 1982 Peterborough, Ont 1937 New Westminster Salmonbellies 1983 Victoria, BC 1938 St. Catharines, Ont 1984 Peterborough, Ont 1939 New Westminster Adanacs 1985 Brooklin, Ont 1940 St. Catharines, Ont 1986 New Westminster, BC 1941 St. Catharines, Ont 1987 Brooklin, Ont 1942 Mimico-Brampton, Ont 1988 Brooklin, Ont 1943 New Westminster Salmonbellies 1989 New Westminster, BC 1944 St. Catharines, Ont 1990 Brooklin, Ont 1945 Vancouver Burrards, BC 1991 New Westminster, BC 1946 St. Catharines, Ont 1992 Brampton, Ont 1947 New Westminster Adanacs 1993 Brampton, Ont 1948 Hamilton Tigers, Ont 1994 Six Nations, Ont 1949 Vancouver Burrards, BC 1995 Six Nations, Ont 1950 Owen Sound, Ont 1996 Six Nations, Ont 1951 Peterborough, Ont 1997 Victoria, BC 1952 Peterborough, Ont 1998 Brampton, Ont 1953 Peterborough, Ont 1999 Victoria, BC 1954 Peterborough, Ont 2000 Brooklin, Ont. 1955 Victoria, BC 2001 Coquitlam, BC Mann Cup Series & Result Year Winner Loser Result 1932 MIMICO, ONT WINNIPEG, MAN 2-0 1933 HAMILTON, ONT N.W. SALMONBELLIES, BC 3-2 1934 ORILLIA, ONT N.W. SALMONBELLIES, BC 3-0 1935 ORILLIA, ONT RICHMOND, BC 3-0 1936 ORILLIA, ONT NORTH SHORE INDIANS, BC 3-1 1937 N.W. SALMONBELLIES, BC ORILLIA, ONT 3-0 1938 ST CATHARINES, ONT N.W. ADANACS, BC 3-0 1939 N.W. ADANACS, BC ST, CATHARINES, ONT 3-0 1940 ST CATHARINES, ONT VANCOUVER, BC 3-1 1941 ST CATHARINES, ONT RICHMOND, BC 3-2 1942 MIMICO-BRAMPTON, ONT N.W. SALMONBELLIES, BC 3-1 1943 N.W. SALMONBELLIES, BC MIMICO-BRAMPTON, ONT 3-1 1944 ST CATHARINES, ONT N.W. SALMONBELLIES, BC 3-2 1945 VANCOUVER BURRARDS, BC ST CATHARINES, ONT 3-0 1946 ST CATHARINES, ONT N.W. SALMONBELLIES, BC 3-0 1947 NEW WEST ADANACS, BC MIMICO, ONT 3-0 1948 HAMILTON TIGERS, ONT N.W. ADANACS, BC 3-2 1949 VANCOUVER BURRARDS, BC HAMILTON, ONT 3-1 1950 OWEN SOUND, ONT N.W. ADANACS, BC 4-3 1951 PETERBOROUGH, ONT VANCOUVER, BC 4-3 1952 PETERBOROUGH, ONT VANCOUVER, BC 4-0 1953 PETERBOROUGH, ONT VICTORIA, BC 4-1 1954 PETERBOROUGH, ONT VICTORIA, BC 4-1 1955 VICTORIA, BC PETERBOROUGH, ONT 4-1 1956 NANAIMO, BC PETERBOROUGH, ONT 4-1 1957 VICTORIA, BC LONG BRANCH, ONT 4-0 1958 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC WELLAND-CROWLAND, ONT 4-0 1959 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC PETERBOROUGH, ONT 4-1 1960 PORT CREDIT, ONT NANAIMO, BC 4-1 1961 VANCOUVER, BC BRAMPTON, ONT 4-0 1962 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC BRAMPTON, ONT 4-0 1963 VANCOUVER, BC ST CATHARINES, ONT 4-2 1964 VANCOUVER, BC BROOKLIN, ONT 4-3 1965 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC BROOKLIN, ONT 4-3 1966 PETERBOROUGH, ONT VANCOUVER, BC 4-1 1967 VANCOUVER, BC BROOKLIN, ONT 4-2 1968 BROOKLIN, ONT NANAIMO, BC 4-0 1969 BROOKLIN, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-1 1970 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC PETERBOROUGH, ONT 4-0 1971 BRANTFORD, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-0 1972 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC BRANTFORD, ONT 4-0 1973 PETERBOROUGH, ONT VANCOUVER, BC 1-0 1974 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC WINDSOR, ONT 1-0 1975 VANCOUVER, BC BRAMPTON, ONT 2-0 1976 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC BRAMPTON, ONT 4-3 1977 VANCOUVER, BC BRAMPTON, ONT 4-2 1978 PETERBOROUGH, ONT VICTORIA, BC 4-3 1979 VICTORIA, BC PETERBOROUGH, ONT 4-0 Mann Cup Series & Result 1980 BRAMPTON, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-1 1981 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC BRAMPTON, ONT 4-0 1982 PETERBOROUGH, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-2 1983 VICTORIA, BC PETERBOROUGH, ONT 4-2 1984 PETERBOROUGH, ONT VICTORIA, BC 4-1 1985 BROOKLIN, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-3 1986 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC BROOKLIN, ONT 4-2 1987 BROOKLIN, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-3 1988 BROOKLIN, ONT COQUITLAM, BC 4-2 1989 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC BROOKLIN, ONT 4-2 1990 BROOKLIN, ONT VANCOUVER, BC 4-0 1991 NEW WESTMINSTER, BC BROOKLIN, ONT 4-0 1992 BRAMPTON, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-1 1993 BRAMPTON, ONT COQUITLAM, BC 4-1 1994 SIX NATIONS, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-2 1995 SIX NATIONS, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-2 1996 SIX NATIONS, ONT VICTORIA. BC 4-0 1997 VICTORIA, BC NIAGARA FALLS, ONT 4-1 1998 BRAMPTON, ONT COQUITLAM. ONT 4-2 1999 VICTORIA, BC BRAMPTON, ONT 4-0 2000 BROOKLIN, ONT VICTORIA, BC 4-0 2001 COQUITLAM, BC BRAMPTON, ONT 4-3 2002 BRAMPTON, ONT VICTORIA, BC 4-3 2003 VICTORIA, BC BRAMPTON, ONT 4-1 2004 PETERBOROUGH, ONT VICTORIA, BC 4-3 2005 VICTORIA, BC PETERBOROUGH, ONT 4-2 2006 PETERBOROUGH, ONT VICTORIA, BC 4-1 2007 PETERBOROUGH, ONT COQUITLAM, BC 4-2 2008 BRAMPTON, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-0 2009 BRAMPTON, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-3 2010 PETERBOROUGH, ONT NEW WESTMINSTER, BC 4-2 2011 BRAMPTON, ONT LANGLEY, BC 4-2 2012 PETERBOROUGH, ONT LANGLEY, BC 4-2 Mike Kelly Memorial Medal Presented by Gene Dopp and given to the player selected by reporters covering the Mann Cup as the Most Valuable Player to his team 1941 Clayton Black Richmond 1991 Geordie Dean New Westminster 1942 Bert Large Mimico-Brampton 1992 John Tavares Brampton 1943 Bill Wilkes New Westminster 1993 John Tavares Brampton 1944 Ike Hildebrand New Westminster 1994 Darris Kilgour Six Nations 1945 Frank Lee Vancouver 1995 Paul Gait Six Nations 1946 Doug Favell Hamilton 1996 John Tavares Six Nations 1947 Bob Lee New Westminster 1997 Gary Gait Victoria 1948 Doug Favell St. Catharines 1998 Pat O'Toole Brampton 1949 Don Matheson Vancouver 1999 Gary Gait & Paul Gait Victoria 1950 Lloyd Wootton Owen Sound 2000 Nick Trudeau Brooklin 1951 Lloyd Wootton Peterborough 2001 Andy Ogilvie Coquitlam 1952 Lou Nickle Peterborough 2002 Josh Sanderson Brampton 1953 Ross Powless Peterborough 2003 Andrew Turner Victoria 1954 Lloyd Wootton Peterborough 2004 John Grant Jr. Peterborough 1955 Geordie Johnston Victoria 2005 Anthony Cosmo Victoria 1956 Derry Davies Nanaimo 2006 Dan Carey Peterborough 1957 Jack Northup Victoria 2007 John Grant Jr. Peterborough 1958 Skip Mackay New Westminster 2008 Anthony Cosmo Brampton 1959 Jack Bionda New Westminster 2009 Shawn Williams Brampton 1960 Porky Russell Port Credit 2010 Shawn Evans Peterborough 1961 Bill Barbour Vancouver 2011 Anthony Cosmo Brampton 1962 Jack Bionda New Westminster 2012 Mike Thompson Peterborough 1963 Gordie Gimple Vancouver 1964 Bob Allan Brooklin 1965 Les Norman New Westminster 1966 John Davis Peterborough 1967 John Davis Brooklin & 1967 John Cervi Vancouver 1968 Joe Tomchyschyn Brooklin 1969 Bill Squire Brooklin 1970 Paul Parnell New Westminster 1971 Bob McCready Peterborough 1972 Paul Parnell New Westminster 1973 Pat Baker Peterborough 1974 Ken Winzoski New Westminster 1975 Ron Pinder Vancouver 1976 Dave Durante New Westminster 1977 Doug Hayes Vancouver & 1977 Mike Smith Vancouver 1978 Tim Barrie Peterborough 1979 Ivan Thompson Victoria 1980 Barry Maruk Brampton 1981 Wayne Goss New Westminster 1982 Jim Wasson Peterborough 1983 John Crowther Victoria 1984 John Grant Peterborough 1985 Wayne Colley Brooklin 1986 Geordie Dean New Westminster 1987 Eric Cowieson New Westminster & 1987 Jim Meredith Brooklin 1988 Bill Thomas Coquitlam 1989 Ben Hieltjes New Westminster 1990 Paul Gait Brooklin All Time Mann Cup Individual Statistics & Records Rk Player GP G A Pts PIM HT Series 1 John Tavares 53 92 111 203 36 15 10 2 John Grant Jr. 35 76 98 174 31 15 6 3 Geordie Dean 53 67 94 161 32 6 9 4 Gary Gait 28 69 51 120 16 13 6 5 Scott Evans 32 64 54 118 96 10 6 6 Bill Wilson 33 83 32 115 39 11 8 7 Josh Sanderson 28 36 77 113 30 4 5 8 J.J. Johnston 35 66 41 107 92 10 6 9 Dave Durante 51 36 69 105 12 3 9 10 Colin Doyle 29 49 53 102 28 4 5 11 Paul Gait 20 58 44 102 12 12 4 12 Bob Wasson 32 50 52 102 52 6 6 13 Lewis Ratcliff 28 49 50 99 6 9 5 14 Wayne Goss 27 39 59 98 29 3 7 15 Paul Parnell 37 53 44 97 22 9 9 16 Bob Allan 42 51 45 96 10 3 8 17 Eric Cowieson 62 41 53 94 48 4 11 18 Darris Kilgour 31 46 48 94 133 7 6 19 Troy Cordingley 33 38 55 93 50 4 7 20 Derek Malawsky 35 36 55 91 28 4 6 21 Jim Wasson 40 43 46 89 24 3 8 22 Todd Lorenz 44 38 49
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