The Hardy Trophy is a Canadian sport trophy, presented annually to the winner of the Canada West Universities Athletic Association Football Conference of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport federation. It is named for Evan Hardy, the former head of the agricultural engineering department at the University of Saskatchewan, who had played for the Huskies for its first five years before a rule that only students could play. Hardy continued on as coach and created a western university league. The original trophy was replaced in 1997 after it fell apart during an on-field celebration of the Huskies win in 1996 at home at Griffiths Stadium. The original Hardy trophy still resides at the University of Saskatchewan, having been forgotten until it was unearthed beneath a pile of storage boxes in 2008.[1]
UBC head coach Frank Smith with the original Hardy Trophy in 1978.
The winner of the Hardy Trophy goes on to play in either the Uteck Bowl or the Mitchell Bowl, depending on annual rotations.
The game in which the Hardy Trophy is often referred to as the Hardy Cup.
Winners[]
- 1922 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1923 - Manitoba Bisons
- 1924 - Manitoba Bisons
- 1925 - No competition held.
- 1926 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1927 - Manitoba Bisons
- 1928 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1929 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1930 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1931 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1932 - No competition held.
- 1933 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1934 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1935 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1936 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1937 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1938 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1939 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1940 - No competition held.
- 1941 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1942 - No competition held.
- 1943 - No competition held.
- 1944 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1945 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1946 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1947 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1948 - Alberta Golden Bears
No competition was held from 1949 to 1958.
- 1959 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1960 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1961 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1962 - UBC Thunderbirds and Alberta Golden Bears
- 1963 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1964 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1965 - Alberta Golden Bears and Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1966 - Manitoba Bisons
- 1967 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1968 - Manitoba Bisons
- 1969 - Manitoba Bisons
- 1970 - Manitoba Bisons
- 1971 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1972 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1973 - Manitoba Bisons
- 1974 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1975 - Calgary Dinos
- 1976 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1977 - Calgary Dinos
- 1978 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1979 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1980 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1981 - Alberta Golden Bears
- 1982 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1983 - Calgary Dinos
- 1984 - Calgary Dinos
- 1985 - Calgary Dinos
- 1986 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1987 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1988 - Calgary Dinos
- 1989 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1990 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1991 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1992 - Calgary Dinos
- 1993 - Calgary Dinos
- 1994 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1995 - Calgary Dinos
- 1996 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1997 - UBC Thunderbirds
- 1998 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 1999 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 2000 - Regina Rams
- 2001 - Manitoba Bisons
- 2002 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 2003 - Simon Fraser Clan
- 2004 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 2005 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 2006 - Saskatchewan Huskies
- 2007 - Manitoba Bisons
- 2008 - Calgary Dinos
- 2009 - Calgary Dinos
- 2010 - Calgary Dinos
- 2011 - Calgary Dinos
Wins[]
- Saskatchewan Huskies - 19
- Alberta Golden Bears - 18
- UBC Thunderbirds - 15
- Calgary Dinos - 13
- Manitoba Bisons - 10
- Regina Rams - 1
- Simon Fraser Clan - 1
References[]
- ↑ "Professor discovers piece of sports history in storage room". TSN.ca. 2008-10-25. http://www.tsn.ca/cis/story/?id=253731&lid=sublink07&lpos=headlines_cis. Retrieved 2008-11-08.
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