Most interceptions in a season: Al Brenner (15 in 1972), Les Brown (WPG) 14 in 1990, and Roy Bennett (WPG) 13 in 2001. (1987). Most interceptions in a single season: Bill McFarlane is a first-year player. Dale West Sask 10 (1963), Harry Skipper (1954), Tor 10 (1954), Dale West Sask 10 (1954), Harry Skipper (1954), Dale West Sask 10 (1954), Dale West Sask 10 (1954), Dale West Sask 10 (1954), Dale West Sask 10 (1954), Dale West Sask 10 (1954), Dale West Sask Mon 10 (1998), Steve Muhammed BC 10 (1983). Game with the Most Interceptions: Unofficial-Joe Zelikovitz 7* (October 15, 1938, Ham at Ott) vs Official-Dick Shatto 6 (September 23, 1939, Cdn at B.C.). * According to some sources, this game was ended early because of darkness so it isn't officially recognized. Interception statistics are not released after 1950. In 1952, however, Montreal Alouettes' end Don Liddle had 12 passes thrown his way and returned them all for touchdowns. The next highest total was Paul Monroe's 8 for Calgary Stampeders in 1953. In 1954, there were ten games with at least one interception. That year, Saskatchewan's Dale West had 30 interceptions, which still stands as a franchise record. West also returned two for touchdowns that season. The most recent player to come close was William Powell who had 29 interceptions in 1998. He also returned two of those picks for touchdowns. The list of greatest CFL players includes several great defensive backs: Dave Logan, Ron Henry, Jeff Siu, Ed Farris, and Andre Debuysser.