AWARDS

AWARDS Roots of the Game OWFL Scholarship Award of Distinction Coach of the Year OLRA Jane Acton Award U-19 League Awards U-15 League Awards			TROPHIES Senior A: Tewaarathon Bowl Senior B: Trophy U-19-A: Stanga Trophy U-19 B: Gilkinson Trophy U-19 C: Trophy U-15 A: Lem Cup OWFL Trophy
CANADIAN LACROSSE ASSOCIATION AWARDS
2003	Joanne Stanga - Lester B. Pearson Award
ONTARIO LACROSSE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
2001	Kerri Hardill
2000	Julie Norton
1999	Barb Boyes, Gail Cummings-Danson
1998	Paul Gilkinson
ONTARIO LACROSSE ASSOCIATION AWARDS
2006	Lynn Orth - Merv McKenzie Award
2001	Crystal Bomberry - Ken Murray Award
1998	Joanne Stanga - Tip Teather "Mr. Lacrosse" Award Sian Evans - Chuck Rowan Award
ROOTS OF THE GAME (Nomination Form)
2005	Carol Sams
2004	Cheryl Quinn-MacNeill
2002	Barb Boyes
2000	Carol Patterson
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OWFL AWARD OF DISTINCTION
From time to time, OWFL recognizes the outstanding contributions our members have made to our organization.
2001	Jane Acton
1990	Paul Gilkinson
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OWFL TROPHY
The OWFL Trophy, presented to the OWL International Champions was the first women's field trophy awarded in 1986 when the tournament began.
	Senior	Junior		U-15
2007	Not held due to 2007 IFWLA World U-19 Championships in Peterborough
2006	Canada U-19 Red	Downe House, England		Orangeville
2005	Six Nations	Team Ontario White		Oshawa
2004	Toronto	Ontario U-18		Oshawa
2003	Wales	Ontario U-20		Oshawa
2002	Canadian U-19 Red	Empire Capital Region (NY)		Empire Capital Region (NY)
2001	Nottingham Univ (UK)	Philly Girls (PA)		Empire Capital Region (NY)
2000	Ontario White	Chesapeake (MD)		--
1999	Canadian U-19	Ontario Juniors		Orillia
1998	Ontario Seniors	Canadian U-19B		--
1987est	US Squad	--		--
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Tewaarathon Bowl Champions The Tewaarathon Bowl was presented for the first time in 2003 to the Senior "A" Champions. The silver bowl, fashioned in the style of trophies from lacrosse's 19th century roots, sits on a solid round slice of red cedar representative of the origins of the game played with the wooden stick. Players in the Senior League are a unique group; they come to play for the purest of motives --- the sheer love of the game. This is the essence of the true spirit of the Creator's game ..... of tewaarathon. The trophy was donated in 2003 by Donna Misener and Molly McIntyre TOP
Senior B Trophy
Joanne T. Stanga Trophy Champions The engraving on the Stanga Trophy depicts the Haida raven. The Haida natives believe that the Raven is the creator. He gave us the sun, the moon the stars and the sky � fitting as the sport of lacrosse gives so many young players the opportunity to reach for their own stars. Presented for the first time in 1997 to the U-20 "A" Champions, the Stanga Trophy was donated by Carol & Wes Patterson and named for the U-20 League's first convenor, Joanne Stanga. Joanne has served as the OLA Women's Commissioner for 15 years; coached the Ontario Junior Provincial team from 1990-1998 (4-time Canadian Champions 94-97), and was Head Coach of the Canadian U-19 Team - 1999 & 2003 World Bronze Medallists. TOP
Vince Gilkinson Memorial Trophy Champions The Gilkinson trophy was donated to the Golden Horseshoe Girls Box Lacrosse League in the 1970's, and was awarded annually to the most valuable player based on skill, sportsmanship and leadership. The league folded in the early �80's, but the trophy continued to recognize excellence in the sport of women's lacrosse, as it is now presented annually to the U-19 "B" Champions (as of 1998). Vince Gilkinson played professional lacrosse in the 40's and 50's and passed on the love of the sport to his children who have all been involved. Son Paul, who coached the first Ontario Women's Field Lacrosse Team in the 70's and laid the groundwork for Women's Program in Ontario, was inducted into the Ontario Lacrosse Hall of Fame in the "Builder" category in 1998. TOP
U-19 C Trophy
Lem Cup Champions The Provincial Championships at the U-15 level were officially sanctioned in 2000, with the Silver Cup being hoisted for the first time by Six Nations. The Championships were divided into two divisions in 2002. In 2005 the �A� trophy was renamed the �Lem Cup� in honour and memory of Noreen Lem, the first Commissioner for Ontario Women�s Field Lacrosse (1985) who passed away in 2004 after a courageous battle with cancer. We are proud to carry our history through the organization, in honouring our members. TOP

COACH OF THE YEAR (Nomination Form)
	Senior	U-19		U-15
2007	Todd Pepper, Toronto	Jess Lee, Liane Chornobay, Amy Fincham, Oshawa		Kaillie Briscoe, Kalley Greer, Orangeville
2006		Brit Boynton, Orillia
2005	Rodney Hill, Six Nations Crystal MacDonald Six Nations Lynn LeRoy, Six Nations	Jeff Tait, Owen Sound		Les Maybury, Oshawa Liane Chornabay, Oshawa
2004	Carol Sams, St. Catharines	Jess Lee, Oshawa Steph Summers, Oshawa		Les Maybury, Oshawa Liane Chornabay Oshawa
2003	Tania Paulozza, Oshawa	Six Nations		Les Maybury, Oshawa
2002		Fred Blowes, Kawartha Jim Wasson, Kawartha		Lena Kandola, Brampton
2001		Garry Dobbie, Orangeville Phyllis Briscoe, Orangeville Jim Vincent, Orangeville		Crystal Bomberry, SIx Nations
2000		Fred Blowes, Kawartha Jim Wasson, Kawartha Andrew Ross, Kawartha
1999		(Not awarded)
1998		Fred Blowes, Kawartha Jim Wasson, Kawartha Andrew Ross, Kawartha
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OLRA JANE ACTON AWARD
2007	Marisa DiBari