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CFL PLAYOFF RECORD BOOK - 1936 TO 2016 PLAYOFF CHAMPIONS 1936 TO 2016 ------------ IRFU ------------ ------------- WIFU ------------- EAST DIVISION: WEST DIVISION: YEAR S/F Winner Div. Champ S/F Winner Div. Champ YEAR S/F Winner Div. Champ S/F Winner Div. Champ 1936 Ottawa Ottawa Regina Regina 2000 Winnipeg Montreal BC BC * 1937 None Toronto * None Winnipeg 2001 Hamilton Winnipeg Calgary Calgary * 1938 None Toronto * Winnipeg Winnipeg 2002 Toronto Montreal * Winnipeg Edmonton 1939 None Ottawa Calgary B Winnipeg * 2003 Toronto Montreal Saskatchewan Edmonton * 1940 None Ottawa * None Winnipeg 2004 Toronto Toronto * Saskatchewan BC 1941x None Ottawa None Winnipeg * 2005 Montreal Montreal Edmonton Edmonton * 1945 None Toronto * Calgary Winnipeg 2006 Toronto Montreal Saskatchewan BC * 1946 None Toronto * None Winnipeg 2007 Winnipeg Winnipeg Saskatchewan Saskatchewan * 1947 None Toronto * None Winnipeg 2008 Edmonton Montreal BC Calgary * 1948 None Ottawa None Calgary * 2009 BC-x Montreal * Calgary Saskatchewan 1949 None Montreal * None Calgary 2010 Toronto Montreal * Saskatchewan Saskatchewan 1950 None Toronto * Edmonton Winnipeg 2011 Hamilton Winnipeg Edmonton BC * 1951 Hamilton Ottawa * Edmonton Saskatchewan 2012 Toronto Toronto * Calgary Calgary 1952 None Toronto * Edmonton Edmonton 2013 Hamilton Hamilton Saskatchewan Saskatchewan * 1953 None Hamilton * Winnipeg Winnipeg 2014 Montreal Hamilton Edmonton Calgary * 1954 None Montreal Winnipeg Edmonton * 2015 Hamilton Ottawa Calgary Edmonton * 1955 Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Edmonton * 2016 Edmonton-x Ottawa * BC Calgary 1956 Hamilton Montreal Saskatchewan Edmonton * 1957 Montreal Hamilton * Winnipeg Winnipeg * Indicates the Grey Cup winner in that season; "x" refers to cross-over team Canadian Football League formed January 1958 (See Note 1) DIVISION PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1936-41, 1945-2016 ------ EAST CONF/DIV ------ ------ WEST CONF/DIV ------ CFL East West YEAR S/F Winner Div. Champ S/F Winner Div. Champ FRANCHISE Last Wins Titles Titles 1958 Ottawa Hamilton Edmonton Winnipeg * Winnipeg Blue Bombers 2011 24 7 17 1959 Ottawa Hamilton Edmonton Winnipeg * Edmonton Eskimos 2015 23 0 23 1960 Ottawa Ottawa * Edmonton Edmonton Hamilton Tigers Cats 2014 20 20 0 1961 Toronto Hamilton Calgary Winnipeg * Montreal Alouettes 2010 18 18 0 1962 Montreal Hamilton Calgary Winnipeg * Toronto Argonauts 2012 16 16 0 1963 Ottawa Hamilton * Saskatchewan BC Calgary Stampeders 2016 15 0 15 1964 Ottawa Hamilton Calgary BC * Ottawa Rough Riders-REDBLACKS 2016 15 14 0 1965 Ottawa Hamilton * Winnipeg Winnipeg Regina-Saskatchewan 2013 13 0 13 1966 Hamilton Ottawa Winnipeg Saskatchewan * BC Lions 2011 10 0 10 1967 Ottawa Hamilton * Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Baltimore CFL/Stallions 1995 2 2 0 1968 Toronto Ottawa * Calgary Calgary * Totals include 1995 North/South 1969 Toronto Ottawa * Calgary Saskatchewan 1970 Montreal Montreal * Calgary Calgary PLAYOFF OVERTIME HISTORY 1971 Hamilton Toronto Saskatchewan Calgary * DATE Home Away DATE Home Away 1972 Ottawa Hamilton * Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Nov 23/57 EDM 2 WPG 17 Nov 13/11 MTL 44 HAM 52 1973 Montreal Ottawa * Saskatchewan Edmonton Nov 20/68 CGY 25 SSK 12 Nov 10/13 HAM 19 MTL 16 1974 Ottawa Montreal * Saskatchewan Edmonton Nov 11/73 TOR 10 MTL 32 Plus: 1975 Montreal Montreal Saskatchewan Edmonton * Nov 11/84 TOR 13 HAM 14 Nov 25/61 HAM 48 TOR 2 1976 Hamilton Ottawa * Edmonton Saskatchewan Nov 14/04 BC 27 SSK 25 1961 EFC FINAL - GAME #2: 1977 Ottawa Montreal * BC Edmonton Nov 15/09 HAM 27 BC 34 Toronto won Gm #1 25-7; Hamilton won Gm #2 CFL RECORD BOOK RECORD CFL 1978 Montreal Montreal Calgary Edmonton * Nov 14/10 SSK 41 BC 38 20-2 and tied total points 27-27; OT Ham 28-0 1979 Ottawa Montreal Calgary Edmonton * 1980 Montreal Hamilton Winnipeg Edmonton * HISTORICAL NOTES: 1981 Ottawa Ottawa BC Edmonton * 1. Canadian Football governing bodies were the CRU (Candian Rugby Union) 1982 Ottawa Toronto Winnipeg Edmonton * until 1955, and the CFC (Canadian Football Council) for 1956-57. The CFC 1983 Hamilton Toronto * Winnipeg BC was renamed the Canadian Football League in January 1958. 1984 Hamilton Hamilton Winnipeg Winnipeg * 2. The present-day CFL East Division was formed from the long-standing IRFU 1985 Montreal Hamilton Winnipeg BC * founded in 1907. It was renamed the Eastern Conference in 1960 and the East 1986 None Hamilton * BC & Edmonton Edmonton Division in 1981. The CFL West Division was formed as the WIFU in 1936, 1987 Toronto Toronto Edmonton Edmonton * renamed the Western Conference in 1961, and the West Division in 1981. 1988 Winnipeg Winnipeg * BC BC 3. Division Semi-Finals have been held in the one-game format across the CFL 1989 Winnipeg Hamilton Saskatchewan Saskatchewan * since 1965. The two-game format was used in the East only in 1951 and in 1990 Toronto Winnipeg * Edmonton Edmonton the West from 1952 to 1964. 1991 Winnipeg Toronto * Calgary Calgary 4. In the East, Division Finals were staged as a 2-game total point series in most 1992 Hamilton Winnipeg Edmonton Calgary * seasons from 1936 to 1972. The East adopted the one-game final format in 1993 Hamilton Winnipeg Edmonton Edmonton * 1973 with the exception of 1986 when there was a two-game Final only. Calgary 4. In the West, Division Finals were staged as a two-game total point series in 1994 Baltimore Baltimore BC BC * most years from 1936 to 1949 (1947 required a third game to break a tie). Winnipeg Calgary From 1950 to 1971, West Division Finals were staged as best-of-three series North & South Divisional Alignment for 1995 only: The one-game final format began in 1972 in the West. 1995 ** Baltimore Baltimore * Calgary Calgary 5. ORFU champions played IRFU winners from 1945 to 1952 and the WIFU final San Antonio Edmonton winners in 1953 and 1954. 1996 Montreal Toronto * Edmonton Edmonton 6. Regina did not play in the 1936 Grey Cup due to a rules dispute. 1997 Montreal Toronto * Saskatchewan Saskatchewan 7. Winnipeg did not play in the 1940 Grey Cup due to a rules dispute. 1998 Montreal Hamilton Edmonton Calgary * 8. Division results shown for 1941 are from the ECRFU. 1999 Hamilton Hamilton * Calgary Calgary 9. In 1945, the WIFU did not conduct a regular season. 210 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE ™ ALL-TIME CFL PLAYOFF RECORDS: 1936 TO 2016 ALL-TIME PLAYOFF STANDINGS --- YEARS --- Team Years Played Tot PL Non G W L T Pct PF PA Diff PF PA EDMONTON Eskimos 1938-39, 1949-2016 70 57 13 103 58 45 0 .563 2,279 1,987 +292 22.1 19.3 WINNIPEG Blue Bombers 1936-41, 1945-2016 78 56 22 113 61 50 2 .549 2,038 1,800 +238 18.0 15.9 TORONTO Argonauts 1936-40, 1945-2016 77 45 32 81 43 37 1 .537 1,587 1,487 +100 19.6 18.4 MONTREAL Alouettes-Concordes 1946-86, 1996-2016 62 48 14 70 37 33 0 .529 1,563 1,557 +6 22.3 22.2 OTTAWA Football Clubs 1936-96, 2002-05, 2014-16 64 45 19 83 43 40 0 .518 1,444 1,376 +68 17.4 16.6 CALGARY Stampeders 1945-2016 72 49 23 94 46 46 2 .500 1,909 1,792 +117 20.3 19.1 HAMILTON Tiger-Cats 1950-2016 67 53 14 89 42 46 1 .478 1,870 1,800 +70 21.0 20.2 REGINA-SASKATCHEWAN Roughriders 1936-41, 1945-2016 78 48 30 93 42 49 2 .462 1,572 1,927 -355 16.9 20.7 BC Lions 1954-2016 63 39 24 53 21 32 0 .396 1,205 1,445 -240 22.7 27.3 PREVIOUS CLUBS: WIFU: CALGARY Bronks 1936-1940 5 5 0 10 3 7 0 .300 70 129 -59 7.0 12.9 IRFU: HAMILTON Tigers 1936-1940 5 1 4 1 0 1 0 .000 2 3 -1 2.0 3.0 ORFU: Balmy Beach, Ottawa, Sarnia, K-W 1936-1954 --- 13 13 13 0 13 0 .000 85 357 -272 6.5 27.5 US: Baltimore, San Antonio, Birmingham 1993-1995 3 2 2 7 5 2 0 .714 177 141 36 25.3 20.1 TOTAL: 1936 TO 1941, 1945-2016 405 401 401 4 .500 15,801 15,801 39.0 39.0 Notes: In order to support World War II efforts, the IRFU dissolved itself on July 24, 1941. The league did not operate from 1941 to 1944 before resuming play in 1945. At the July 1941 meeting, that year's season in the East was saved by formation of a new league called the Eastern Canada Rugby Football Union which added Toronto Balmy Beach as a replacement for the Hamilton Tigers who had withdrawn from the IRFU three weeks earlier. The ECRFU included the existing Toronto and Ottawa clubs along with the Montreal Bulldogs and was run as a completely separate entity. The 1941 Eastern season is NOT considered to be part of the contiguous IRFU / CFL East Division history as are results from the Service Era games conducted from 1942 to 1944. The WIFU shut down after the 1941 season with play resuming in time for the 1945 playoffs i.e. no 1945 regular season. HISTORY & SCORING SCORING Most Years, Playoffs - 1936 to 2016 Most Points Scored, Single Playoff Game 57 Edmonton 48 Montreal 68 Edmonton vs Winnipeg Nov 10/96 56 Winnipeg 45 Ottawa 59 Winnipeg vs Hamilton Nov 22/92 53 Hamilton Tiger-Cats 45 Toronto 56 Montreal vs BC Nov 22/09 49 Calgary 39 BC 55 Winnipeg vs Edmonton Nov 4/84 48 Saskatchewan 52 San Antonio vs Birmingham Nov 5/95 52 Hamilton at Montreal Nov 13/11 Most Consecutive Years, Playoff Participation * Active 51 Edmonton vs Saskatchewan Nov 17/56 34 Edmonton 1972-2005 13 Hamilton 1961-1972 51 Calgary vs Saskatchewan Nov 9/64 20 BC 1997-2016 * 13 Ottawa 1971-1983 51 Edmonton vs Calgary Nov 14/93 19 Montreal 1996-2014 13 Calgary 1989-2001 50 Hamilton vs Montreal Nov 17/85 17 Winnipeg 1980-1996 12 Edmonton 1950-1961 50 Montreal vs BC Nov 16/14 15 Saskatchewan 1962-1976 12 Hamilton 1978-1989 14 Ottawa 1956-1969 12 Calgary 2005-2016 * Most Points Scored, Single Playoff Game (Both teams) 13 Winnipeg 1950-1962 96 Montreal 44 vs Hamilton 52 (OT) Nov 13/11 89 Montreal 48 vs Hamilton 41 Nov 17/56 Most Consecutive Years, Out of the Playoffs 84 Calgary 43 vs BC 41 Nov
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