Founders Cup

Image:Founders Cup 2006.png

The Founders' Cup is the championship trophy of Canada's Junior "B" lacrosse leagues. The custodial duties of this trophy fall upon the Lacrosse Canada (LC). The national champions are determined through a round robin format with a play-down for the final.

History

The original Founders Cup was inaugurated in 1972 by the CLA in honour of "the founders of organized lacrosse," especially "The Father of Organized Lacrosse", William George Beers of Montreal, Quebec. Dr. Beers wrote the first rulebook of the sport and was key to the organizing the National Lacrosse Association in 1867, the forerunner of the CLA.{{Cite web|url=http://www.pointstreaksites.com/view/founderscup/information/history|title = History | CLA Founders' Cup}}

Competitive leagues

Alberta - Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League
British Columbia - Pacific Northwest Junior Lacrosse League, Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League, West Coast Junior Lacrosse League
First Nations - First Nations Junior B Lacrosse League
Manitoba - Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League
Nova Scotia - East Coast Junior Lacrosse League
Ontario - Ontario Junior B Lacrosse League
Quebec - Fédération de crosse du Québec, Ontario Junior C Lacrosse League
Saskatchewan - Prairie Gold Lacrosse League, Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League

Founders' Cup Champions

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align="center" ! style="background: #CD5C5C;" width="30" \|Year ! style="background: #CD5C5C;" \|Champion ! style="background: #CD5C5C;" \|Finalist ! style="background: #CD5C5C;" \|Third ! style="background: #CD5C5C;" \|Host
align="center" bgcolor="#eeeeff" \| colspan="5" \|*Castrol Cup era*
align="center" \|1964	Guelph Mohawks (ON)
align="center" \|1965	Huntsville Teen Towners (ON)	Ottawa (ON)
align="center" \|1966	New Westminster Athletics (BC)
align="center" \|1967	Elora Mohawks (ON)
align="center" \|1968	Elora Mohawks (ON)
align="center" \|1969	Vancouver Grandview (BC)
align="center" \|1970	Whitby Transporters (ON)
align="center" \|1971	Victoria McDonalds (BC)
align="center" bgcolor="#eeeeff" \| colspan="5" \|*Founders Cup era*
align="center" \|1972	Long Branch PCO's* (ON)
align="center" \|1973	NOTL Warriors (ON)
align="center" \|1974	Whitby Transporters (ON)
align="center" \|1975	Windsor Warlocks (ON)	Esquimalt (BC)	North Glenora Blues (AB)	Edmonton, AB
align="center" \|1976	Elora Mohawks (ON)	Burnaby (BC)	Windsor Warlocks (ON)	Windsor, ON
align="center" \|1977	Scarborough Saints (ON)	Quebec (QC)		St. John's, NL
align="center" \|1978	Point Edward Pacers (ON)		Quebec (QC)
align="center" \|1979	Point Edward Pacers (ON)
align="center" \|1980	Enoch Tomahawks (AB)	Toronto Beaches (ON)	Owen Sound Signmen (ON)	Baie-Comeau, QC
align="center" \|1981	NOTL Warriors (ON)
align="center" \|1982	Owen Sound Signmen (ON)	Delta Islanders (BC)	(13-10){{cite web \|url=http://www.northstarsjrblax.com/about_us.html \|title=About the Owen Sound Northstars Jr B Lacrosse Team \|website=www.northstarsjrblax.com \|url-status=dead \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140314222015/http://www.northstarsjrblax.com/about_us.html \|archive-date=2014-03-14}}	Port Coquitlam, BC
align="center" \|1983	Point Edward Pacers (ON)	Calgary, AB.	\|
align="center" \|1984	Point Edward Pacers (ON)	Scarborough Saints (ON)		Huntsville, ON
align="center" \|1985	Scarborough Saints (ON)
align="center" \|1986	Mississauga Tomahawks (ON)	Alberta (AB)	Akwesasne Eagles	Dartmouth, NS
align="center" \|1987	Kitchener-Waterloo Braves (ON)	Mississauga Tomahawks (ON)	Huntsville Hawks (ON)	Kitchener, ON
align="center" \|1988	Kitchener-Waterloo Braves (ON)			Sarnia, ON
align="center" \|1989	Orangeville Northmen (ON)
align="center" \|1990	Orangeville Northmen (ON)	Port Coquitlam Saints (BC)	Esquimalt Legion	Esquimalt, BC

(*) denotes in 1972, the Founders Cup was awarded to the Junior "C" Champion instead of the Junior "B" Champion.

rowspan="2" style="width: 50px;" \| Year ! colspan="3" \| Gold Medal Game ! rowspan="99" style="background:#fff; border-color:#fff #aaa" \| ! colspan="3" \| Bronze Medal Game
class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="width: 175px"\| Champions !style="width: 50px"\| Score !style="width: 175px"\| Finalists !style="width: 175px"\| Third Place !style="width: 50px"\| Score !style="width: 175px"\| Fourth Place
1991	Huntsville Hawks {{small\|OJBLL}}
1992 {{small\|Scarborough, ON}}	Scarborough Saints {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	9-5	Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}
1993 {{small\|Winnipeg, MB}}	Owen Sound Flying Dutchmen{{cite web \|url=http://www.bayshorebroadcasting.ca/news_item.php?NewsID=101800 \|title=Owen Sound 25th Anniversary Dutchmen News Centre News \|website=www.bayshorebroadcasting.ca \|url-status=dead \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180827010337/http://www.bayshorebroadcasting.ca/news_item.php?NewsID=101800 \|archive-date=2018-08-27}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	15-13	Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}
1994 Orillia, Ontario \|Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}
1995 {{small\|St. Catharines, ON}}	Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}
1996	Spartan Warriors {{small\|OJBLL}}		Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}
1997 {{small\|Etobicoke, ON}}	Six Nations Red Rebels{{Cite web\|url=http://ammsa.com/publications/windspeaker/all-aboriginal-team-wins-national-championship-0\|title=All Aboriginal team wins national championship}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	11-9 OT	Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}	Iroquois Nationals{{Cite web\|url=https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Challenge+leads+to+bronze+(Iroquois+Lacrosse+Association).-a030394299\|title = Challenge leads to bronze (Iroquois Lacrosse Association). - Free Online Library}} {{small\|ILA}}	11-4	Mimico Mountaineers {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}
1998 {{small\|Akwesasne}}	Clarington Green Gaels{{Cite web\|url=https://www.durhamregion.com/community-story/3508642-1998-clarington-green-gaels-headed-to-the-hall-of-fame/\|title=1998 Clarington Green Gaels headed to the Hall of Fame}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	13-6	Iroquois Nationals {{small\|ILA - Host}}	Six Nations Red Rebels {{small\|OJBLL}}	12-10	Edmonton Miners {{small\|RMLL}}
1999 {{small\|Milton, ON}}	Edmonton Miners {{small\|RMLL}}	13-10	Milton Mavericks {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL}}	10-8	Elora Mohawks {{small\|OJBLL}}
2000 {{small\|Clarington, ON}}	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	8-6	Iroquois Nationals {{small\|ILA}}	Elora Mohawks {{small\|OJBLL}}	18-1	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}
2001 {{small\|Edmonton, AB}}	Wallaceburg Red Devils {{small\|OJBLL}}	10-5	Edmonton Miners {{small\|RMLL - Host}}	Scarborough Saints {{small\|OJBLL}}	11-10 OT	Delta Islanders {{small\|WCJLL}}
2002 {{small\|Georgetown, ON}}	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL}}	7-6	St. Catharines Spartans {{small\|OJBLL}}	Edmonton Miners {{small\|RMLL}}	9-7 OT	Halton Hills Bulldogs {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}
2003 {{small\|Port Coquitlam, BC}}	Barrie Tornado {{small\|OJBLL}}	16-8	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|WCJLL}}	Prince George Posse {{small\|TOJLL}}	13-11 OT	Port Coquitlam Saints {{small\|WCJLL - Host}}
2004 {{small\|Elora, ON}}	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL}}	11-8	Elora Mohawks {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Edmonton Warriors {{small\|RMLL}}	15-9	Manitoba Buffalo {{small\|RMLL}}
2005 {{small\|Saskatoon, SK}}	Elora Mohawks {{small\|OJBLL}}	11-2	Edmonton Warriors {{small\|RMLL}}	Kamloops Rattlers {{small\|TOJLL}}	6-4	Calgary Shamrocks {{small\|RMLL}}
2006 {{small\|Windsor, ON}}	Oakville Buzz {{small\|OJBLL}}	10-4	Windsor AKO Fratmen {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Calgary Shamrocks {{small\|RMLL}}	14-4	Iroquois Nationals {{small\|ILA}}
2007 {{small\|Kamloops, BC}}	Six Nations Rebels {{small\|OJBLL}}	8-2	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|WCJLL}}	Calgary Shamrocks {{small\|RMLL}}	6-5	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}
2008 {{small\|Guelph, ON}}	Six Nations Rebels {{small\|OJBLL}}	8-7	Guelph Regals {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Iroquois Nationals {{small\|FNLA}}	5-3	Port Coquitlam Saints {{small\|WCJLL}}
2009 {{small\|Edmonton, AB}}	Calgary Mountaineers{{Cite web\|url=https://www.durhamregion.com/community-story/3465456-clarington-green-gaels-shocked-in-founders-final/\|title=Clarington Green Gaels shocked in Founders final}} {{small\|RMLL}}	8-4	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL}}	Edmonton Warriors {{small\|RMLL - Host}}	7-6	Red Deer Rampage {{small\|RMLL}}
2010 {{small\|Etobicoke, ON}}	Halton Hills Bulldogs{{Cite web\|url=https://www.durhamregion.com/community-story/3455862-founders-cup-for-kevin-jenkins/\|title=Founders Cup for Kevin Jenkins}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	4-3 2OT	Mimico Mountaineers {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Kamloops Venom {{small\|TOJLL}}	8-3	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}
2011 {{small\|Saskatoon, SK}}	Six Nations Rebels{{Cite web\|url=http://pointstreak.com/news_story.html?id=36432\|title = On Pointstreak Sports Technologies}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	14-11	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}	Saskatchewan SWAT {{small\|PGLL - Host}}	15-7	Manitoba Gryphons {{small\|RMLL}}
2012 {{small\|Hagersville, ON}}	Six Nations Rebels{{Cite web\|url = http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2012/08/20/hail-champions-six-nations-rebels-win-record-fifth-founders-cup-lacrosse-title-all-first\|title = Hail to the Champions: Six Nations Rebels Win Record Fifth Founders Cup Lacrosse Title in All-First Nations Final\|date = 20 August 2012\|website = Indian Country Today}} {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	8-7	Akwesasne Indians {{small\|OJBLL}}	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}	17-11	Onondaga Redhawks {{small\|ILA}}
2013 {{small\|Winnipeg, MB}}	Six Nations Rebels{{Cite web\|url=https://tworowtimes.com/sports/six-nations-rebels-three-peat/\|title = Six Nations Rebels Three-peat!\|date = 28 August 2013}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	16-12	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}	Onondaga Redhawks {{small\|ILA}}	14-9	Team Nova Scotia
2014 {{small\|Halifax, NS}}	Six Nations Rebels{{Cite web\|url = http://www.brantfordexpositor.ca/2014/08/27/six-nations-rebels-enjoy-fourth-straight-founders-cup-win\|title = Six Nations Rebels enjoy fourth straight Founders Cup win\|date = 27 August 2014\|website = Brantford Expositer}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	14-7	Seneca WarChiefs {{small\|INJBLL}}	Team Nova Scotia {{small\|Host}}	11-4	Manitoba Blizzard {{small\|RMLL}}
2015 {{small\|Calgary, AB}}	Akwesasne Indians{{Cite web\|url=https://tworowtimes.com/sports/founders-cup-goes-to-akwesasne/\|title = Founders Cup Goes to Akwesasne\|date = 26 August 2015}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	9-6 OT	Seneca WarChiefs {{small\|FNJBLL}}	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL - Host}}	9-6	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|WCJLL}}
2016 {{small\|Orangeville, ON}}	Orangeville Northmen{{Cite web\|url=http://citizen.on.ca/?p=7061\|title=Jr B Northmen claim Founders Cup\|date=25 August 2016\|website=Orangeville Citizen}} {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	11-6	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL}}	Seneca WarChiefs {{small\|FNJBLL}}	17-8	Calgary Chill {{small\|RMLL}}
2017 {{small\|Saskatoon, SK}}	Orangeville Northmen{{Cite web\|url=https://www.orangeville.com/sports-story/7511622-orangeville-northmen-repeat-as-2017-founders-cup-champions/\|title=Orangeville Northmen repeat as 2017 Founders Cup champions\|date=20 August 2017\|website=Orangeville Banner}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	18-7	Red Deer Rampage {{small\|RMLL}}	Seneca WarChiefs {{small\|FNJBLL}}	15-8	Manitoba Blizzard {{small\|RMLL}}
2018 {{small\|Akwesasne}}	Elora Mohawks{{Cite web\|url=https://www.standard-freeholder.com/sports/local-sports/founders-cup-wraps-up-in-akwesasne-with-win-by-elora/wcm/63597760-7043-4ec8-ac8d-6b6d4496292c\|title = Founders Cup wraps up in Akwesasne with win by Elora}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	9-5	Seneca WarChiefs {{small\|FNJBLL}}	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|BCJT1LL}}	9-8	Manitoba Blizzard {{small\|RMLL}}
2019 {{small\|Winnipeg, MB}}	Calgary Shamrocks {{small\|RMLL}}	16-15	Six Nations Rebels {{small\|OJBLL}}	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|BCJT1LL}}	7-4	Manitoba Blizzard {{small\|RMLL - Host}}
2022 {{small\|Brampton, ON}}	Nepean Knights {{small\|OJBLL}}	7-6	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|BCJT1LL}}	Edmonton Warriors {{small\|RMLL}}	12-11	Brampton Excelsiors {{small\|OBJLL - Host}}
2023 {{small\|Port Coquitlam, BC}}	Edmonton Warriors {{small\|RMLL}}	9-7	Akwesasne Thunder {{small\|OJBLL}}	Port Coquitlam Saints {{small\|BCJT1LL - Host}}	12-8	Onondaga Redhawks {{small\|FNJBLL}}
2024 {{small\|Hamilton, ON}}	Elora Mohawks {{small\|OJBLL}}	10-1	Hamilton Bengals {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Onondaga Redhawks {{small\|FNJBLL}}	11-3	Victoria Shamrocks {{small\|BCJT1LL}}

References

External links

[http://founderscup.pointstreaksites.com Founders' Cup]
[https://www.vernontigers.ca/junior/archives.html Founders' Cup modern history by Vernon Tigers]

Category:Lacrosse competitions in Canada

Category:Lacrosse trophies and awards

Category:Canadian sports trophies and awards

rowspan="2" style="width: 50px;" \| Year ! colspan="3" \| Gold Medal Game ! rowspan="99" style="background:#fff; border-color:#fff #aaa" \| ! colspan="3" \| Bronze Medal Game
class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="width: 175px"\| Champions !style="width: 50px"\| Score !style="width: 175px"\| Finalists !style="width: 175px"\| Third Place !style="width: 50px"\| Score !style="width: 175px"\| Fourth Place
1991	Huntsville Hawks {{small\|OJBLL}}
1992 {{small\|Scarborough, ON}}	Scarborough Saints {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	9-5	Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}
1993 {{small\|Winnipeg, MB}}	Owen Sound Flying Dutchmen{{cite web \|url=http://www.bayshorebroadcasting.ca/news_item.php?NewsID=101800 \|title=Owen Sound 25th Anniversary Dutchmen News Centre News \|website=www.bayshorebroadcasting.ca \|url-status=dead \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180827010337/http://www.bayshorebroadcasting.ca/news_item.php?NewsID=101800 \|archive-date=2018-08-27}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	15-13	Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}
1994 Orillia, Ontario \|Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}
1995 {{small\|St. Catharines, ON}}	Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}
1996	Spartan Warriors {{small\|OJBLL}}		Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}
1997 {{small\|Etobicoke, ON}}	Six Nations Red Rebels{{Cite web\|url=http://ammsa.com/publications/windspeaker/all-aboriginal-team-wins-national-championship-0\|title=All Aboriginal team wins national championship}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	11-9 OT	Orillia Kings {{small\|OJBLL}}	Iroquois Nationals{{Cite web\|url=https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Challenge+leads+to+bronze+(Iroquois+Lacrosse+Association).-a030394299\|title = Challenge leads to bronze (Iroquois Lacrosse Association). - Free Online Library}} {{small\|ILA}}	11-4	Mimico Mountaineers {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}
1998 {{small\|Akwesasne}}	Clarington Green Gaels{{Cite web\|url=https://www.durhamregion.com/community-story/3508642-1998-clarington-green-gaels-headed-to-the-hall-of-fame/\|title=1998 Clarington Green Gaels headed to the Hall of Fame}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	13-6	Iroquois Nationals {{small\|ILA - Host}}	Six Nations Red Rebels {{small\|OJBLL}}	12-10	Edmonton Miners {{small\|RMLL}}
1999 {{small\|Milton, ON}}	Edmonton Miners {{small\|RMLL}}	13-10	Milton Mavericks {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL}}	10-8	Elora Mohawks {{small\|OJBLL}}
2000 {{small\|Clarington, ON}}	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	8-6	Iroquois Nationals {{small\|ILA}}	Elora Mohawks {{small\|OJBLL}}	18-1	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}
2001 {{small\|Edmonton, AB}}	Wallaceburg Red Devils {{small\|OJBLL}}	10-5	Edmonton Miners {{small\|RMLL - Host}}	Scarborough Saints {{small\|OJBLL}}	11-10 OT	Delta Islanders {{small\|WCJLL}}
2002 {{small\|Georgetown, ON}}	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL}}	7-6	St. Catharines Spartans {{small\|OJBLL}}	Edmonton Miners {{small\|RMLL}}	9-7 OT	Halton Hills Bulldogs {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}
2003 {{small\|Port Coquitlam, BC}}	Barrie Tornado {{small\|OJBLL}}	16-8	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|WCJLL}}	Prince George Posse {{small\|TOJLL}}	13-11 OT	Port Coquitlam Saints {{small\|WCJLL - Host}}
2004 {{small\|Elora, ON}}	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL}}	11-8	Elora Mohawks {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Edmonton Warriors {{small\|RMLL}}	15-9	Manitoba Buffalo {{small\|RMLL}}
2005 {{small\|Saskatoon, SK}}	Elora Mohawks {{small\|OJBLL}}	11-2	Edmonton Warriors {{small\|RMLL}}	Kamloops Rattlers {{small\|TOJLL}}	6-4	Calgary Shamrocks {{small\|RMLL}}
2006 {{small\|Windsor, ON}}	Oakville Buzz {{small\|OJBLL}}	10-4	Windsor AKO Fratmen {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Calgary Shamrocks {{small\|RMLL}}	14-4	Iroquois Nationals {{small\|ILA}}
2007 {{small\|Kamloops, BC}}	Six Nations Rebels {{small\|OJBLL}}	8-2	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|WCJLL}}	Calgary Shamrocks {{small\|RMLL}}	6-5	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}
2008 {{small\|Guelph, ON}}	Six Nations Rebels {{small\|OJBLL}}	8-7	Guelph Regals {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Iroquois Nationals {{small\|FNLA}}	5-3	Port Coquitlam Saints {{small\|WCJLL}}
2009 {{small\|Edmonton, AB}}	Calgary Mountaineers{{Cite web\|url=https://www.durhamregion.com/community-story/3465456-clarington-green-gaels-shocked-in-founders-final/\|title=Clarington Green Gaels shocked in Founders final}} {{small\|RMLL}}	8-4	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL}}	Edmonton Warriors {{small\|RMLL - Host}}	7-6	Red Deer Rampage {{small\|RMLL}}
2010 {{small\|Etobicoke, ON}}	Halton Hills Bulldogs{{Cite web\|url=https://www.durhamregion.com/community-story/3455862-founders-cup-for-kevin-jenkins/\|title=Founders Cup for Kevin Jenkins}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	4-3 2OT	Mimico Mountaineers {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Kamloops Venom {{small\|TOJLL}}	8-3	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}
2011 {{small\|Saskatoon, SK}}	Six Nations Rebels{{Cite web\|url=http://pointstreak.com/news_story.html?id=36432\|title = On Pointstreak Sports Technologies}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	14-11	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}	Saskatchewan SWAT {{small\|PGLL - Host}}	15-7	Manitoba Gryphons {{small\|RMLL}}
2012 {{small\|Hagersville, ON}}	Six Nations Rebels{{Cite web\|url = http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2012/08/20/hail-champions-six-nations-rebels-win-record-fifth-founders-cup-lacrosse-title-all-first\|title = Hail to the Champions: Six Nations Rebels Win Record Fifth Founders Cup Lacrosse Title in All-First Nations Final\|date = 20 August 2012\|website = Indian Country Today}} {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	8-7	Akwesasne Indians {{small\|OJBLL}}	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}	17-11	Onondaga Redhawks {{small\|ILA}}
2013 {{small\|Winnipeg, MB}}	Six Nations Rebels{{Cite web\|url=https://tworowtimes.com/sports/six-nations-rebels-three-peat/\|title = Six Nations Rebels Three-peat!\|date = 28 August 2013}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	16-12	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL}}	Onondaga Redhawks {{small\|ILA}}	14-9	Team Nova Scotia
2014 {{small\|Halifax, NS}}	Six Nations Rebels{{Cite web\|url = http://www.brantfordexpositor.ca/2014/08/27/six-nations-rebels-enjoy-fourth-straight-founders-cup-win\|title = Six Nations Rebels enjoy fourth straight Founders Cup win\|date = 27 August 2014\|website = Brantford Expositer}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	14-7	Seneca WarChiefs {{small\|INJBLL}}	Team Nova Scotia {{small\|Host}}	11-4	Manitoba Blizzard {{small\|RMLL}}
2015 {{small\|Calgary, AB}}	Akwesasne Indians{{Cite web\|url=https://tworowtimes.com/sports/founders-cup-goes-to-akwesasne/\|title = Founders Cup Goes to Akwesasne\|date = 26 August 2015}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	9-6 OT	Seneca WarChiefs {{small\|FNJBLL}}	Calgary Mountaineers {{small\|RMLL - Host}}	9-6	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|WCJLL}}
2016 {{small\|Orangeville, ON}}	Orangeville Northmen{{Cite web\|url=http://citizen.on.ca/?p=7061\|title=Jr B Northmen claim Founders Cup\|date=25 August 2016\|website=Orangeville Citizen}} {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	11-6	Clarington Green Gaels {{small\|OJBLL}}	Seneca WarChiefs {{small\|FNJBLL}}	17-8	Calgary Chill {{small\|RMLL}}
2017 {{small\|Saskatoon, SK}}	Orangeville Northmen{{Cite web\|url=https://www.orangeville.com/sports-story/7511622-orangeville-northmen-repeat-as-2017-founders-cup-champions/\|title=Orangeville Northmen repeat as 2017 Founders Cup champions\|date=20 August 2017\|website=Orangeville Banner}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	18-7	Red Deer Rampage {{small\|RMLL}}	Seneca WarChiefs {{small\|FNJBLL}}	15-8	Manitoba Blizzard {{small\|RMLL}}
2018 {{small\|Akwesasne}}	Elora Mohawks{{Cite web\|url=https://www.standard-freeholder.com/sports/local-sports/founders-cup-wraps-up-in-akwesasne-with-win-by-elora/wcm/63597760-7043-4ec8-ac8d-6b6d4496292c\|title = Founders Cup wraps up in Akwesasne with win by Elora}} {{small\|OJBLL}}	9-5	Seneca WarChiefs {{small\|FNJBLL}}	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|BCJT1LL}}	9-8	Manitoba Blizzard {{small\|RMLL}}
2019 {{small\|Winnipeg, MB}}	Calgary Shamrocks {{small\|RMLL}}	16-15	Six Nations Rebels {{small\|OJBLL}}	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|BCJT1LL}}	7-4	Manitoba Blizzard {{small\|RMLL - Host}}
2022 {{small\|Brampton, ON}}	Nepean Knights {{small\|OJBLL}}	7-6	Coquitlam Adanacs {{small\|BCJT1LL}}	Edmonton Warriors {{small\|RMLL}}	12-11	Brampton Excelsiors {{small\|OBJLL - Host}}
2023 {{small\|Port Coquitlam, BC}}	Edmonton Warriors {{small\|RMLL}}	9-7	Akwesasne Thunder {{small\|OJBLL}}	Port Coquitlam Saints {{small\|BCJT1LL - Host}}	12-8	Onondaga Redhawks {{small\|FNJBLL}}
2024 {{small\|Hamilton, ON}}	Elora Mohawks {{small\|OJBLL}}	10-1	Hamilton Bengals {{small\|OJBLL - Host}}	Onondaga Redhawks {{small\|FNJBLL}}	11-3	Victoria Shamrocks {{small\|BCJT1LL}}