Emms Trophy
The Emms Trophy is an Ontario Hockey League trophy for the team that wins the Central Division in the regular season . The trophy was awarded for the first time in the 1975/76 season. At that time the winner of the Emms Division was awarded. With the division of the OHL into three groups for the 1994/95 season, the trophy was awarded to the Central Division . It is named after Hap Emms (1905–1988), a former NHL player and general manager of the Boston Bruins, as well as the owner of various youth teams.
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source
- Ontario Hockey League Media Information Guide 2014–2015, p. 130.
Team trophies:
Bobby Orr Trophy |
Bumbacco Trophy |
Emms Trophy |
Hamilton Spectator Trophy |
Holody Trophy |
J. Ross Robertson Cup |
Leyden Trophy |
Wayne Gretzky Trophy
Player Trophies:
Bobby Smith Trophy |
Dan Snyder Memorial Trophy |
Dave Pinkney Trophy |
Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy |
Emms Family Award |
FW "Dinty" Moore Trophy |
Ivan Tennant Memorial Award |
Jack Ferguson Award |
Jim Mahon Memorial Trophy |
Jim Rutherford Trophy |
Leo Lalonde Memorial Trophy |
Max Kaminsky Trophy |
Mickey Renaud Captain's Trophy |
Red Tilson Trophy |
Roger Neilson Memorial Award |
Wayne Gretzky 99 Award |
William Hanley Trophy
Trophies for coaches and officials:
Bill Long Award |
Ken Ground Thistle Character Award for Officials |
Matt Leyden Trophy |
OHL Executive of the Year