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The Mann Cup

MANN CUP

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 Canada.

The Canadian Lacrosse Association was organized and uniformed 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 annual competition with the series alternating east and west.

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.

YEAR MANN CUP WINNER MIKE KELLY - MVP AWARD
1910 Torontos Young
begins in 1947
1911 Vancouver Athletic Club  
1912 Vancouver Athletic Club  
1913 Vancouver Athletic Club  
1914 Vancouver Athletic Club  
1915 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1916 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1917 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1918 Vancouver Coughlans  
1919 Vancouver Foundation Club  
1920 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1921 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1922 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1923 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1924 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1925 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1926 Weston Westonmen  
1927 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1928 Ottawa Emmets  
1929 Oshawa Generals  
1930 Brampton Excelsiors  
1931 Brampton Excelsiors  
1932 Mimico Mountaineers  
1933 Hamilton Tigers  
1934 Orillia Terriers  
1935 Orillia Terriers  
1936 Orillia Terriers  
1937 New Westminster Salmonbellies  
1938 St. Catharines Athletics  
1939 New Westminster Adanacs  
1940 St. Catharines Athletics MIKE KELLY - MVP AWARD
1941 St. Catharines Athletics Blackie Black
1942 Mimico/Brampton Combines Bert Large
1943 New Westminster Salmonbellies Bill Wilkes
1944 St. Catharines Athletics Ike Hildebrand
1945 Vancouver Burrards Frank Lee
1946 St. Catharines Athletics Doug Favelle
1947 New Westminster Adanacs Bob Lee, New Westminster
1948 Hamilton Tigers Doug Favelle, Hamilton
1949 Vancouver Burrards Don Matheson, Vancouver
1950 Owen Sound Crescents Lloyd Wooton, Owen Sound
1951 Peterborough Timbermen Lloyd Wooton, Peterborough
1952 Peterborough Timbermen Lou Nickle, Peterborough
1953 Peterborough Timbermen Ross Powless, Peterborough
1954 Peterborough Timbermen Lloyd Wooton, Peterborough
1955 Victoria Shamrocks Geordie Johnson, Victoria
1956 Nanaimo Timbermen Derry Daview, Nanaimo
1957 Victoria Shamrocks Jack Northup, Victoria
1958 New Westminster Salmonbellies Norm McKay, New Westminster
1959 New Westminster O'Keefes Jack Bionda, New Westminster
1960 Port Credit Sailors Dave Russell, Port Credit
1961 Vancouver Burrards Bill Barbour, Vancouver
1962 New Westminster O'Keefes Jack Bionda, New Westminster
1963 Vancouver Carlings Gord Gimple, Vancouver
1964 Vancouver Carlings Bob Allen, Brooklin
1965 New Westminster Salmonbellies Lew Norman, New Westminster
1966 Peterborough Lakers John Davis, Peterborough
1967 Vancouver Carlings John Davis, Peterborough
1968 Brooklin Redmen John Cervi, Vancouver
    Joe Timchishem, Brooklin
1969 Brooklin Redmen Bill Squires, Brooklin
1970 New Westminster Salmonbellies Paul Parnell, New Westminster
1971 Brantford Warriors Bob McCready, Brantford
1972 New Westminster Salmonbellies Paul Parnell, New Westminster
1973 Peterborough Lakers Pat Baker, Peterborough
1974 New Westminster Salmonbellies Ken Winzoski, New Westminster
1975 Vancouver Burrards Ron Pinder, Vancouver
1976 New Westminster Salmonbellies Dave Durante, New Westminster
1977 Vancouver Burrards Doug Hayes, Vancouver
    Mike Smith, Vancouver
1978 Peterborough Red Oaks Tim Barrie, Peterborough
1979 Victoria Shamrocks Kevin Alexander, Victoria
1980 Brampton Excelsiors Barry Maruk, Brampton
1981 New Westminster Salmonbellies Wayne Goss, New Westminster
1982 Peterborough Lakers Jim Wasson, Peterborough
1983 Victoria Payless John Crowther, Victoria
1984 Peterborough Lakers John Grant, Peterborough
1985 Brooklin Redmen Wayne Colley, Brooklin
1986 New Westminster Salmonbellies Geordie Dean, New Westminster
1987 Brooklin Redmen Eric Cowieson, New Westminster
1988 Brooklin Redmen Bill Thomas, Coquitlam
1989 New Westminster Salmonbellies Ben Hieltjes, New Westminster
1990 Brooklin Redmen Paul Gait, Brooklin
1991 New Westminster Salmonbellies Geordie Dean, New Westminster
1992 Brampton Excelsiors John Tavares, Brampton
1993 Brampton Excelsiors John Tavares, Brampton
1994 Six Nations Chiefs Darris Kilgour, Six Nations
1995 Six Nations Chiefs Paul Gait, Six Nations
1996 Six Nations Chiefs John Tavares, Six Nations




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