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Mann Cup

The Mann Cup is the trophy awarded to the senior men's lacrosse champions of Canada. It was donated in 1901 by Sir Donald Mann[?]. It was originally a challenge trophy, but in 1925 the champion New Westminster[?] Salmonbellies turned the trophy over to the Canadian Lacrosse Association. The Minto Cup also was awarded as a national senior championship trophy from 1901 to 1934, but in 1937 it became the trophy for the national junior championship. Since 1935 the Mann Cup competition has been played under box lacrosse rules.

Champions

  • 1901 Ottawa Capitals
  • 1902 Montreal Shamrocks
  • 1903 Montreal Shamrocks
  • 1904 Montreal Shamrocks
  • 1905 Montreal Shamrocks
  • 1906 Ottawa Capitals
  • 1907 Montreal Shamrocks
  • 1908 New Westminster[?] Salmonbellies
  • 1909 New Westminster Salmonbellies
  • 1910 ­Young Torontos
  • 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
  • 1941 St. Catharines Athletics
  • 1942 Mimico/Brampton Combines
  • 1943 New Westminster Salmonbellies
  • 1944 ­St. Catharines Athletics
  • 1945 Vancouver Burrards
  • 1946 ­St. Catharines Athletics
  • 1947 New Westminster­ Adanacs
  • 1948 Hamilton Tigers
  • 1949 Vancouver­ Burrards
  • 1950 Owen Sound­ Crescents
  • 1951 ­Peterborough Timbermen
  • 1952 Peterborough Timbermen
  • 1953 Peterborough Timbermen
  • 1954 Peterborough Timbermen
  • 1955 Victoria Shamrocks
  • 1956 Nanaimo­[?] Timbermen
  • 1957 Victoria­ Shamrocks
  • 1958 ­New Westminster Salmonbellies
  • 1959 New Westminster O'Keefes
  • 1960 Port Credit[?]­ Sailors
  • 1961 Vancouver­ Burrards
  • 1962 New Westminster­ O'Keefes
  • 1963 Vancouver­ Carlings
  • 1964 Vancouver­ Carlings
  • 1965 New Westminster­ Salmonbellies
  • 1966 Peterborough­ Lakers
  • 1967 Vancouver­ Carlings
  • 1968 Brook;in[?]­ Redmen
  • 1969 Brooklin­ Redmen
  • 1970 New Westminster­ Salmonbellies
  • 1971 Brantford­ Warriors
  • 1972 New Westminster­ Salmonbellies
  • 1973 Peterborough­ Lakers
  • 1974 New Westminster­ Salmonbellies
  • 1975 Vancouver­ Burrards
  • 1976 New Westminster­ Salmonbellies
  • 1977 Vancouver­ Burrards
  • 1978 Peterborough­ Red Oaks
  • 1979 Victoria[?] Shamrocks
  • 1980 Brampton­ Excelsiors
  • 1981 New Westminster­ Salmonbellies
  • 1982 Peterborough­ Lakers
  • 1983 Victoria­ Payless
  • 1984 Peterborough­ Lakers
  • 1985 Brooklin­ Redmen
  • 1986 New Westminster­ Salmonbellies
  • 1987 Brooklin­ Redmen
  • 1988 Brooklin­ Redmen
  • 1989 New Westminster­ Salmonbellies
  • 1990 Brooklin­ Redmen
  • 1991 New Westminster­ Salmonbellies
  • 1992 ­Brampton Excelsiors
  • 1993 Brampton­ Excelsiors
  • 1994 ­Six Nations Chiefs, Ontario
  • 1995 Six Nations­ Chiefs, Ontario
  • 1996 Six Nations­ Chiefs, Ontario
  • 1997 Victoria­ Shamrocks
  • 1998 Brampton­ Excelsiors
  • 1999 Victoria­ Shamrocks
  • 2000 Brooklin­ Redmen
  • 2001 Coquitlam[?] Adanacs
  • 2002 Brampton Excelsiors



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