Mitchell Bowl History

The first Mitchell Bowl was presented in 2002. Following the 2001 season, the Atlantic Bowl was re-named Mitchell Bowl. Mr. Douglas H. Mitchell is a distinguished Canadian and long time supporter of Canadian Interuniversity Sport. A former UBC Thunderbird football player and past Commissioner of the CFL, Doug Mitchell is the founder of the CIS BLG Awards (formerly the Howard Mackie Awards), presented annually to the CIS Male and Female Athlete of the Year.

Year					Stats
2011	Laval	41	Calgary	10	Boxscore
2010	Calgary	35	Saint Mary's	8	Boxscore
2009	Queen's	33	Laval	30	Boxscore
2008	Western	28	Saint Mary's	12	Boxscore
2007	Manitoba	52	Western	20	Boxscore
2006	Saskatchewan	35	Ottawa	28	Boxscore
2005	Saskatchewan	29	Laval	27	Boxscore
2004	Saskatchewan	31	Saint Mary's	16	Boxscore
2003	Laval	36	McMaster	32
2002	Saskatchewan	22	McGill	0
2001	Manitoba	27	McMaster	6
2000	Ottawa	20	McMaster	15
1999	Laval	27	Saskatchewan	21
1998	Saskatchewan	33	Western	17
1997	Waterloo	1	Ottawa	0*
1996	Saskatchewan	33	Guelph	9
1995	Calgary	37	Ottawa	7
1994	Western	41	Bishop's	24
1993	Toronto	26	Concordia	16
1992	Queen's	23	Guelph	16
1991	Laurier	42	Queen's	22
1990	Saskatchewan	41	Bishop's	13
1989	Saskatchewan	40	Queen's	10
1988	Calgary	34	Western	15
1987	UBC	33	Laurier	31
1986	UBC	32	Bishop's	30
1985	Calgary	56	Carleton	14
1984	Guelph	12	Calgary	7
1983	Queen's	21	Toronto	7
1982	Western	17	Concordia	7
1981	Alberta	32	Western	31
1980	Alberta	14	Western	4
1979	Western	32	Queen's	14
1978	UBC	25	Laurier	16
1977	Western	24	Calgary	22
1976	Western	30	UBC	8
1975	Ottawa	45	Windsor	6
1974	Western	41	Saskatchewan	17
1973	McGill	16	Manitoba	0
1972	Alberta	58	Loyola	6
1971	Alberta	53	Bishop's	2
1970	Manitoba	24	Queen's	20 OT
1969	Manitoba	41	Windsor	7
1968	Queen's	29	Manitoba	6
1961-1967	---	---	---	---
1960	McGill	46	Alberta	7
1959	Western	34	UBC	7
1958	McGill	9	UBC	6

NOTES:

(1) In 1997, Ottawa beat Waterloo 44-37 but later forfeited the game due to the use of ineligible players (official score: 1-0 Waterloo).

(2) In 1967, OQAA voted against any league participation in the Vanier Cup championship game. WIFL champion Alberta received a direct berth in the national final.