Vanier Cup
Championships
Key (#) Number of times that team has won the Vanier Cup. Note: All Ted Morris Trophy and Bruce Coulter Award winners played for the winning team, unless otherwise noted.

Vanier Cup

Section Title: Championships
Table Section Text: Key (#) Number of times that team has won the Vanier Cup. Note: All Ted Morris Trophy and Bruce Coulter Award winners played for the winning team, unless otherwise noted.

Game	Date	Champion	Score	Runner Up	Stadium	City	Ted Morris Memorial Trophy (Game MVP)	Bruce Coulter Award (starts in 1992)

1st	November 20, 1965	Toronto	14–7	Alberta	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Gerry Sternberg	—

2nd	November 19, 1966	St. F.X.	40–14	Waterloo Lutheran	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Terry Gorman	—

3rd	November 25, 1967	Alberta	10–9	McMaster	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Val Schneider	—

4th	November 22, 1968	Queen's	42–14	Waterloo Lutheran	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Don Bayne	—

5th	November 21, 1969	Manitoba	24–15	McGill	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Bob Kraemer	—

6th	November 21, 1970	Manitoba (2)	38–11	Ottawa	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Mike Shylo	—

7th	November 20, 1971	Western	15–14	Alberta	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Bob McGregor	—

8th	November 25, 1972	Alberta (2)	20–7	Waterloo Lutheran	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Roger Comartin Andy MacLeod	—

9th	November 24, 1973	Saint Mary's	14–6	McGill	Exhibition Stadium	Toronto	Ken Clark	—

10th	November 22, 1974	Western (2)	19–15	Toronto	Exhibition Stadium	Toronto	Ian Bryans	—

11th	November 21, 1975	Ottawa	14–9	Calgary	Exhibition Stadium	Toronto	Neil Lumsden	—

12th	November 19, 1976	Western (3)	29–13	Acadia	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Bill Rozalowsky	—

13th	November 19, 1977	Western (4)	48–15	Acadia	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Bill Rozalowsky	—

14th	November 18, 1978	Queen's (2)	16–3	UBC	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Ed Andrew	—

15th	November 17, 1979	Acadia	34–12	Western	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Don Ross	—

16th	November 29, 1980	Alberta (3)	40–21	Ottawa	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Forrest Kennerd	—

17th	November 28, 1981	Acadia (2)	18–12	Alberta	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Steve Repic	—

18th	November 20, 1982	UBC	39–14	Western	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Glenn Steele	—

19th	November 19, 1983	Calgary	31–21	Queen's	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Tim Petros	—

20th	November 24, 1984	Guelph	22–13	Mount Allison	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Parri Ceci	—

21st	November 30, 1985	Calgary (2)	25–6	Western	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Lew Lawrick	—

22nd	November 22, 1986	UBC (2)	25–23	Western	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Eric Putoto	—

23rd	November 21, 1987	McGill	47–11	UBC	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Michael Soles	—

24th	November 19, 1988	Calgary (3)	52–23	Saint Mary's	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	Sean Furlong	—

25th	November 18, 1989	Western (5)	35–10	Saskatchewan	SkyDome	Toronto	Tyrone Williams	—

26th	November 24, 1990	Saskatchewan	24–21	Saint Mary's	SkyDome	Toronto	David Earl	—

27th	November 30, 1991	Wilfrid Laurier	25–18	Mount Allison	SkyDome	Toronto	Andy Cecchini	—

28th	November 21, 1992	Queen's (3)	31–0	Saint Mary's	SkyDome	Toronto	Brad Elberg	Eric Dell

29th	November 20, 1993	Toronto (2)	37–34	Calgary	SkyDome	Toronto	Glenn McCausland	Rob Schrauth

30th	November 19, 1994	Western (6)	50–40 (OT)	Saskatchewan	SkyDome	Toronto	Brent Schneider	Xavier Lafont

31st	November 25, 1995	Calgary (4)	54–24	Western	SkyDome	Toronto	Don Blair	Rob Richards

32nd	November 30, 1996	Saskatchewan (2)	31–12	St. F.X.	SkyDome	Toronto	Brent Schneider	Warren Muzika

33rd	November 22, 1997	UBC (3)	39–23	Ottawa	SkyDome	Toronto	Stewart Scherck	Mark Nohra

34th	November 28, 1998	Saskatchewan (3)	24–17	Concordia	SkyDome	Toronto	Trevor Ludtke	Doug Rozon

35th	November 27, 1999	Laval	14–10	Saint Mary's	SkyDome	Toronto	Stéphane Lefebvre	Francesco Pepe Esposito

36th	December 2, 2000	Ottawa (2)	42–39	Regina	SkyDome	Toronto	Phill Côté	Scott Gordon

37th	December 1, 2001	Saint Mary's (2)	42–16	Manitoba	SkyDome	Toronto	Ryan Jones	Kyl Morrison

38th	November 23, 2002	Saint Mary's (3)	33–21	Saskatchewan	SkyDome	Toronto	Steve Panella	Joe Bonaventura

39th	November 22, 2003	Laval (2)	14–7	Saint Mary's	SkyDome	Toronto	Jeronimo Huerta-Flores	Philippe Audet

40th	November 27, 2004	Laval (3)	7–1	Saskatchewan	Ivor Wynne Stadium	Hamilton	Matthew Leblanc	Matthieu Proulx

41st	December 3, 2005	Wilfrid Laurier (2)	24–23	Saskatchewan	Ivor Wynne Stadium	Hamilton	Ryan Pyear	David Montoya

42nd	November 25, 2006	Laval (4)	13–8	Saskatchewan	Griffiths Stadium	Saskatoon	Éric Maranda	Samuel Grégoire-Champagne

43rd	November 23, 2007	Manitoba (3)	28–14	Saint Mary's	Rogers Centre	Toronto	Mike Howard	John Makie

44th	November 22, 2008	Laval (5)	44–21	Western	Ivor Wynne Stadium	Hamilton	Julian Féoli-Gudino	Marc-Antoine L. Fortin

45th	November 28, 2009	Queen's (4)	33–31	Calgary	Stade du PEPS	Québec City	Danny Brannagan	Chris Smith

46th	November 27, 2010	Laval (6)	29–2	Calgary	Stade du PEPS	Québec City	Sébastien Levesque	Marc-Antoine Beaudoin-Cloutier

47th	November 25, 2011	McMaster	41–38 (2OT)	Laval	BC Place	Vancouver	Kyle Quinlan	Aram Eisho

48th	November 23, 2012	Laval (7)	37–14	McMaster	Rogers Centre	Toronto	Maxime Boutin	Arnaud Gascon-Nadon

49th	November 23, 2013	Laval (8)	25–14	Calgary	Stade Telus	Québec City	Pascal Lochard	Vincent Desloges

50th	November 29, 2014	Montréal	20–19	McMaster	Molson Stadium	Montreal	Regis Cibasu	Anthony Coady

51st	November 28, 2015	UBC (4)	26–23	Montréal	Stade Telus	Québec City	Michael O’Connor	Stavros Katsantonis

52nd	November 26, 2016	Laval (9)	31–26	Calgary	Tim Hortons Field	Hamilton	Hugo Richard	Cédric Lussier-Roy

53rd	November 25, 2017	Western (7)	39-17	Laval	Tim Hortons Field	Hamilton	Chris Merchant	Fraser Sopik

54th	November 24, 2018	Laval (10)	34-20	Western	Stade Telus	Quebec City	Hugo Richard	Adam Auclair

55th	November 23, 2019	Stade Telus	Quebec City

Sentence(s)

The 54th Vanier Cup was played on November 24, 2018 at Stade Telus in Quebec City.

final_sentence: The 54th Vanier Cup was played on November 24, 2018 at Stade Telus in Quebec City.