Kahnawake Minor Lacrosse Kahnawake Mohawk Territory

Competition for National Championship in the Junior "B" classification was initiated by the Canadian Lacrosse Association in September, 1964. A silver cup donated by Castrol Oils limited served as the winner's trophy ) but was retired to the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame, New Westminster, B.C. in 1972.

In 1972, the C.L.A. inaugurated the Founder's Trophy (1972 - Present) as emblematic of the Junior "B" Championship of Canada. this beautiful handcrafted unique trophy commemorates the founders of organized Lacrosse, particularly the contributions of "The Father of Organized Lacrosse", Dr. George W. Beers of Montreal, Quebec who wrote the first rulebook and in 1867 was instrumental in organizing the National Lacrosse Association, predecessor to the Canadian Lacrosse Association.

Championship Teams

2008 - Six Nations Rebels, Ontario

2007 - Six Nations Rebels, Ontario

2006 - Buzz, Oakville, Ontario
2005 - Mohawks, Elora, Ontario
2004 - Green Gaels, Clarington, Ontario
2003 - Tornadoes, Barrie, Ontario
2002 - Green Gaels, Clarington, Ontario
2001 - Red Devils, Wallaceburg, Ontario
2000 - Green Gaels, Clarington, Ontario
1999 - Miners, Edmonton, Alberta
1998 - Green Gaels, Clarington, Ontario
1997 - Red Rebels, Six Nations, Ontario
1996 - Warriors, Spartan AC, St. Catharines, Ontario
1995 - Rogers Kings, Orillia, Ontario
1994 - Rogers Kings, Orillia, Ontario
1993 - Flying Dutchmen, Owen Sound, Ontario
1992 - Saints, Scarborough, Ontario
1991 - Hawks, Huntsville, Ontario
1990 - Orangeville, Ontario
1989 - Orangeville, Ontario
1988 - Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario
1987 - Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario
1986 - Mississauga, Ontario
1985 - Saints, Scarborough, Ontario
1984 - Pacers, Point Edward, Ontario
1983 - Pacers, Point Edward, Ontario
1982 - Signmen, Owen Sound, Ontario
1981 - Warriors, Niagaraúonútheú Lake, Ontario
1980 - Tomahawks, Enoch, Alberta
1979 - Pacers, Point Edward, Ontario
1978 - Pacers, Point Edward, Ontario
1977 - Saints, Scarborough, Ontario
1976 - Mohawks, Elora, Ontario
1975 - Warlocks, Windsor, Ontario
1974 - Transporters, Whitby, Ontario
1973 - Warriors, Niagara, Ontario
1972 - P.C.O.'s, Long Branch, Ontario 1971 - McDonalds, Victoria, B.C.
1970 - Transporters, Whitby, Ontario
1969 - Grandview, Vancouver, B.C.
1968 - Mohawks, Elora, Ontario
1967 - Mohawks, Elora, Ontario
1966 - Athletics, New Westminster, B.C.
1965 - Legionaires, Huntsville, Ontario
1964 - Mohawks, Guelph, Ontario