Presidents' Trophy (U Sports)

The Presidents' Trophy is an annual Canadian sports award presented to the most outstanding defensive player in U Sports football. The trophy was first presented in 1980 after having been championed by two past presidents of Canadian university sports bodies. The name indirectly honours Ed Zemrau, past president of U Sports (then known as the Canadian Interuniversity Athletics Union); and Robert Doty, past president of Canada's university football championship game, then known as the College Bowl and now as the Vanier Cup.^[1]

List of Presidents' Trophy winners

Year	Winner	School
1980^[1]	Rich Payne	Wilfrid Laurier
1981^[1]	Mike Emery	UBC
1982^[1]	Mike Emery	UBC
1983^[1]	Tom Timlin	Carleton
1984^[1]	Larry Oglesby	Mount Allison
1985^[1]	Darcy Kopp	Calgary
1986^[1]	Mark Norman	UBC
1987^[1]	Brent Lewis	Western
1988^[1]	Leroy Blugh	Bishop's
1989^[1]	Mark Singer	Alberta
1990^[1]	Randy Power	Mount Allison
1991^[1]	Ray Bernard	Bishop's
1992^[1]	Alex Eliopoulos	Saint Mary's
1993^[1]	Lou Tiro	Toronto
1994^[1]	Cory Delaney	Waterloo
1995^[1]	Paul Frlan	StFX
1996^[1]	Derek Krete	Western
1997^[1]	Jason Van Geel	Waterloo
1998^[1]	Warren Muzika	Saskatchewan
1999^[1]	Mike Letendre	Saskatchewan
2000^[1]	Joey Mikawoz	Manitoba
2001^[1]	David Stipe	Bishop's
2002^[1]	Adam MacDonald	StFX
2003^[1]	Neil McKinlay	Simon Fraser
2004^[1]	Mickey Donovan	Concordia
2005^[1]	Patrick Donovan	Concordia
2006^[1]	Patrick Donovan	Concordia
2007^[1]	Mat Nesbitt	Regina
2008^[1]	Thaine Carter	Queen's
2009^[1]	Cory Greenwood	Concordia
2010^[1]	Henoc Muamba	StFX
2011^[1]	Max Caron	Concordia
2012^[1]	Frédéric Plesius	Laval
2013^[1]	Pawel Kruba	Western
2014^[1]	Jonathan Langa	Saint Mary's
2015^[1]	John Rush	Guelph
2016^[1]	D. J. Lalama	Manitoba
2017^[1]	Adam Auclair	Laval
2018^[1]	Fraser Sopik	Western
2019^[1]	Nelson Lokombo	Saskatchewan
2021^[1]	Josiah Schakel	Alberta
2022^[1]	Nicky Farinaccio	Montreal
2023^[1]	Harold Miessan	Montreal
2024^[1]	Nate Beauchemin	Calgary

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List of Presidents' Trophy winners

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