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MINOR FIELD CHAMPIONS Annual Field Lacrosse Competition Since 1993 for Players 17 Years and Younger ONTARIO LACROSSE U-17 MINOR FIELD CHAMPIONS Annual field lacrosse competition since 1993 for players 17 years and younger Season “A” Division “B” Division “C” Division “D” Division 1993 Burlington St. Catharines 1994 Oshawa 1995 Oshawa 1996 Oshawa Orangeville 1997 Oshawa Orangeville 1998 Spartan Peterborough 1999 Oshawa Oshawa II 2000 Orangeville Burlington Newmarket 2001 Oshawa Burlington Markham 2002 Oshawa Oshawa II Orangeville II 2003 Brampton Oshawa II Kingston 2004 Toronto Beaches Centre Wellington Mimico 2005 Hamilton Centre Wellington Orangeville II 2006 Halton Hills Newmarket Oshawa II 2007 Oshawa St. Catharines Oshawa III 2008 Halton Hills Hamilton Orillia 2009 Halton Hills Clarington West Durham 2010 Oshawa West Durham Six Nations 2011 Orangeville Newmarket Orangeville II Oakville II 2012 Whitby London Guelph 2013 Brampton Centre Wellington Kitchener 2014 Whitby Nepean London 2015 Mimico Orangeville Orillia Barrie 2016 Whitby London Mimico Guelph 2017 Oakville Clarington 2018 Oakville Six Nations Hamilton Kingston 2019 Oakville Oshawa Toronto Beaches Huntsville 1 ONTARIO LACROSSE U-15 MINOR FIELD CHAMPIONS Annual field lacrosse competition since 1993 for players 15 years and younger Season “A” Division “B” Division “C” Division “D” Division “E” Division 1993 Oshawa 1994 Oshawa 1995 Oshawa 1996 Oshawa Brampton 1997 Spartan Hamilton 1998 Orangeville Oakville 1999 Kitchener-Waterloo Brampton Oakville 2000 Oshawa Oshawa II Orangeville 2001 Brampton Oshawa II Orangeville 2002 Oshawa Caledon Mississauga 2003 Orangeville Burlington London 2004 Halton Hills Brampton West Durham 2005 Oshawa Newmarket Mississauga II 2006 Oshawa Mississauga Peterborough II 2007 Orangeville Burlington West Durham 2008 Orangeville Guelph St. Catharines 2009 Oshawa Peterborough Hamilton 2010 Oshawa Peterborough Kitchener 2011 Whitby Orangeville Newmarket Barrie 2012 Clarington Orangeville Kitchener 2013 Oakville Orangeville East Gwillimbury Niagara 2014 Mimico Six Nations Niagara 2015 Oakville Hamilton Oshawa Kawartha Lakes Toronto Beaches 2016 Oakville Six Nations Oakville II St. Catharines Orangeville 2017 Mimico Brampton Oakville II Mississauga Guelph 2018 Whitby Mimico Brampton Whitby II Mimico II 2019 Mimico Guelph Oakville Oshawa 2 ONTARIO LACROSSE U-13 MINOR FIELD CHAMPIONS Annual field lacrosse competition since 1993 for players 13 years and younger Season “A” Division “B” Division “C” Division “D” Division “E” Division 1993 Oshawa 1994 Toronto Beaches 1995 Spartan St. Catharines 1996 Oshawa Burlington 1997 Oshawa Toronto Beaches 1998 Oshawa Brampton 1999 Oshawa Oshawa II Oakville 2000 Oshawa Toronto Beaches Caledon 2001 Oshawa Oakville Newmarket 2002 Halton Hills Burlington Hamilton 2003 Oshawa Halton Hills II Guelph 2004 Halton Hills Halton Hills II Barrie 2005 Oshawa St. Catharines Mimico 2006 Oshawa Burlington Peterborough II 2007 Oshawa London Mississauga 2008 Orangeville Oshawa II Mississauga 2009 Oshawa Oshawa II Centre-Wellington 2010 Clarington Guelph Clarington II Oakville III 2011 Whitby Guelph Centre-Wellington St. Catharines 2012 Whitby Oakville Halton Hills Hamilton 2013 Oakville Orangeville London Oakville IIII 2014 Oakville Oakville II Caledon Newmarket Centre-Wellington 2015 Mimico Hamilton Caledon Halton Hills Oakville 2016 Whitby Oshawa Niagara Innisfil Orillia 2017 Whitby Halton Hills C. Wellington Orillia Oshawa II 2018 Oshawa Brampton Orillia Mississauga Innisfil 2019 Toronto Beaches Peterborough Milton St. Catharines II Oshawa II 3 ONTARIO LACROSSE U-11 MINOR FIELD CHAMPIONS Annual field lacrosse competition since 1993 for players 11 years and younger Season “A” Division “B” Division “C” Division “D” Division “E” Division 1993 St. Catharines 1994 Oshawa 1995 Oshawa 1996 Oshawa Toronto Beaches 1997 Oshawa Oshawa II 1998 Oshawa St. Catharines 1999 Oshawa Burlington Orangeville 2000 Oshawa Kitchener Waterloo Toronto Beaches 2001 Oshawa Oshawa II Newmarket 2002 Halton Hills Mimico Oshawa 2003 Halton Hills Orangeville Burlington 2004 Oshawa Mimico Newmarket 2005 Oshawa West Durham Guelph 2006 Oshawa Newmarket Halton Hills II 2007 Oshawa Oshawa II Oshawa III 2008 Oshawa Toronto Beaches Innisfil 2009 Oshawa Caledon Toronto Beaches II 2010 Oshawa Peterborough Centre-Wellington Innisfil 2011 Whitby Centre-Wellington Guelph Innisfil 2012 Whitby Burlington Innisfil London 2013 Whitby East Gwillimbury Mississauga Orangeville II 2014 Whitby Oshawa Mimico Northumberland Innisfil 2015 Whitby Guelph Brampton Huntsville Toronto Beaches 2016 Whitby Halton Hills Barrie Oakville 2017 Toronto Beaches St. Catharines Oakville Kitchener Milton 2018 Orangeville Halton Hills Guelph Hamilton 2019 Halton Hills Burlington Guelph Barrie 4 ONTARIO LACROSSE U-9 MINOR FIELD CHAMPIONS Annual field lacrosse competition since 2019 for players 9 years and younger Season “A” Division “B” Division “C” Division “D” Division “E” Division 2019 Clarington II Six Nations Clarington 5 .
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