Division
Larry Bishop Memorial Cup RMLL Junior B Tier I Championship: 2024 Gold – Winnipeg Blizzard 2023 Gold – Edmonton Warriors 2022 Gold - Edmonton Warriors 2019 Gold - Calgary Shamrocks Silver - Fort Saskatchewan Rebels 2018 Gold - Calgary Shamrocks Silver - Red Deer Rampage 2017 Gold - Manitoba Blizzard Silver - Red Deer Rampage Bronze - Calgary Chill RMLL Tier I North Division Champions: 2024 - Fort Saskatchewan Rebels 2023 - Edmonton Warriors 2022 - Edmonton Warriors 2019 - Fort Saskatchewan Rebels 2018 - Fort Saskatchewan Rebels 2017 - Red Deer Rampage 2016 - Red Deer Rampage 2015 - Manitoba Blizzard 2014 - Red Deer Rampage 2013 - NAMLC Crude 2012 - Sherwood Park Titans 2010 - Saskatchewan Swat 2009 - Edmonton Warriors RMLL Tier I South Division Champions: 2024 - Calgary Shamrocks 2023 - Calgary Shamrocks 2022 - Calgary Shamrocks 2019 - Calgary Shamrocks 2018 - Calgary Shamrocks 2017 - Calgary Chill 2016 - Calgary Shamrocks 2015 - Calgary Chill 2014 - Calgary Chill 2013 - Calgary Mountaineers 2012 - Calgary Mountaineers 2010 - Calgary Mountaineers 2009 - Calgary Mountaineers RMLL Tier I Central Division Champions: 2024 - Rockyview Silvertips 2023 - Red Deer Rampage 2022 - Rockyview Silvertips 2019 - Red Deer Rampage 2018 - Red Deer Rampage RMLL Tier I East Division Champions: 2024 - Winnipeg Blizzard 2023 - Manitoba Blizzard 2022 - Manitoba Blizzard 2019 - Manitoba Blizzard 2018 - Manitoba Blizzard 2017- Manitoba blizzard 2016 - Manitoba blizzard
Provincial
Gord Brittain Memorial Trophy
The ALA Junior B Tier I Provincial Trophy, the Gord Brittain Memorial Trophy,
is named in honour of Gord Brittain, a long-time volunteer with Edmonton
lacrosse teams. The trophy was first awarded in 1999 to the Edmonton
Miners Jr. B team.
2023 Jr. B Tier I ALA Champions Mountainview Mavericks 2023 Jr. B Tier I ALA Champions Edmonton Warriors 2022 Jr. B Tier I ALA Champions Edmonton Warriors 2019 Jr. B Tier I ALA Champions Calgary Shamrocks 2018 Jr. B Tier I ALA Champions Calgary Shamrocks 2017 Jr.B tier I ALA Champions Red Deer Rampage 2017 Larry Bishop Memorial Cup RMLL Junior B Tier I Championship Gold - Manitoba Blizzard Silver - Red Deer Rampage Bronze - Calgary Chill 2016 Jr. B Tier I RMLL Champions Manitoba Blizzard 2016 Jr. B Tier I ALA Champions Calgary Chill 2016 Jr. B Tier I ALA Bronze Winners Red Deer Rampage 2015 Provincial Champions Gold - Saskatchewan Swat Silver - Manitoba Blizzard Bronze - Calgary Chill 2014 Alberta Champions Gold - Red Deer Rampage Silver - Calgary Chill Bronze - Calgary Mountaineers 2013 Alberta Champions Gold - Calgary Jr. B Mountaineers Silver - NAMLC Crude 2012 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Calgary Mountaineers Silver - Sherwood Park Titans 2011 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Calgary Jr. B Mountaineers Silver - Edmonton Warriors 2010 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Calgary Mountaineers Silver - Saskatchewan Swat 2009 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Calgary Mountaineers Silver - Edmonton Warriors 2008 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Calgary Mountaineers Silver - Sherwood Park Titans 2007 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Calgary Mountaineers Silver - Red Deer Rampage 2006 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Edmonton Warriors Silver - Rockyview Silvertips 2005 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Edmonton Warriors Silver - Sherwood Park Titans 2004 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Calgary Mountaineers Silver - St. Albert Rams 2003 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Edmonton Warriors 2002 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Edmonton Miners Silver - Edmonton Warriors 2001 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Edmonton Miners Silver - Calgary Mountaineers 2000 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Calgary Mountaineers Silver - Edmonton Miners 1999 ALA Provincial Winners Gold - Edmonton Miners
National
Founders’ Cup
Competition for the Canadian National Junior “B” Championship was initiated by the Canadian Lacrosse Association (the “CLA”) in September, 1964. A silver cup donated by Castrol Oils Limited served as the winner’s trophy from 1964 – 1971, but was retired to the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame located in New Westminster, B.C. in 1972.
In 1972, the CLA inaugurated the Founder’s Trophy (1972 – Present) 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. Dr. Beers wrote the first rulebook and in 1867 and was instrumental in organizing the National Lacrosse Association (predecessor to the CLA).
In the past, the Founders’ Cup was an “invitational” tournament, however, it has been converted to a “Championship” tournament. This year, the Host Team, representatives of the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League (Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba), the West Coast Junior B Lacrosse League (British Columbia), the Ontario Junior B Lacrosse League, the East Coast Junior Lacrosse League (Nova Scotia and New Brunswick), and the First Nations Lacrosse Association will compete for the national title.
Tier II Championship – Mountainview Mavericks
Edmonton Warriors
Calgary Shamrocks