Lou Marsh Trophy

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The Lou Marsh Trophy (French Trophée Lou Marsh ) is a trophy that is awarded annually to the best athletes in Canada . It is named after Lou Marsh , a prominent referee and sports writer for the Toronto Star newspaper . The trophy was first awarded in 1936, the year Marsh died. It is made of black marble and bears the inscription With Pick and Shovel ("with pick and shovel"). In the years 1942 to 1944 there were no awards, in 1978 and 1983 the trophy went to two athletes. The most successful athlete is the ice hockey player Wayne Gretzky , who received the trophy four times.

The jury consists of eleven people, including representatives from the newspapers Toronto Star, The Globe and Mail , La Presse and National Post , the television stations CBC , The Sports Network and Sportsnet, and the radio station Fan590 . This narrow restriction to a few media sometimes provokes criticism. The trophies awarded by the Canadian Press news agency Lionel Conacher Award (for men) and Bobbie Rosenfeld Award (for women) are considered more important because their juries are more broadly based.

winner

year Surname sport
1936 Phil Edwards athletics
1937 Marshall Cleland Show jumping
1938 Henry Pearce rowing
1939 Robert Pirie swim
1940 Gérard Côté athletics
1941 Theo Dubois rowing
1942–1944 not awarded
1945 Barbara Ann Scott figure skating
1946 Joe Krol Canadian football
1947 Barbara Ann Scott figure skating
1948 Barbara Ann Scott figure skating
1949 Cliff Lumsdon swim
1950 Bob McFarlane Canadian football
1951 Marlene quarrel golf
1952 George Genereux shoot
1953 Doug Hepburn Weightlifting
1954 Marilyn Bell swim
1955 Beth Whittall swim
1956 Marlene quarrel golf
1957 Maurice Richard ice Hockey
1958 Lucille Wheeler Alpine skiing
1959 Barbara Wagner / Robert Paul figure skating
1960 Anne Heggtveit Alpine skiing
1961 Bruce Kidd athletics
1962 Donald Jackson figure skating
1963 Bill Crothers athletics
1964 Roger Jackson / George Hungerford rowing
1965 Petra Burka figure skating
1966 Elaine Tanner swim
1967 Nancy Greene Alpine skiing
1968 Nancy Greene Alpine skiing
1969 Russ Jackson Canadian football
1970 Bobby Orr ice Hockey
1971 Hervé Filion horse race
1972 Phil Esposito ice Hockey
1973 Sandy Hawley horse race
1974 Ferguson Jenkins baseball
1975 Bobby Clarke ice Hockey
1976 Sandy Hawley horse race
1977 Guy Lafleur ice Hockey
1978 Graham Smith swim
1978 Ken Read Alpine skiing
1979 Sandra Post golf
1980 Terry Fox athletics
1981 Susan Nattrass shoot
1982 Wayne Gretzky ice Hockey
1983 Rick Hansen Wheelchair athletics
1983 Wayne Gretzky ice Hockey
1984 Gaétan Boucher Speed ​​skating
1985 Wayne Gretzky ice Hockey
1986 Ben Johnson athletics
1987 Ben Johnson athletics
1988 Carolyn Waldo Synchronized swimming
1989 Wayne Gretzky ice Hockey
1990 Kurt Browning figure skating
1991 Silken Laumann rowing
1992 Mark Tewksbury swim
1993 Mario Lemieux ice Hockey
1994 Myriam Bédard biathlon
1995 Jacques Villeneuve Automobile sport
1996 Donovan Bailey athletics
1997 Jacques Villeneuve Automobile sport
1998 Larry Walker baseball
1999 Caroline Brunet Canoeing
2000 Daniel Igali Wrestling
2001 Jamie Salé / David Pelletier figure skating
2002 Catriona LeMay Doan Speed ​​skating
2003 Mike Weir golf
2004 Adam van Koeverden Canoeing
2005 Steve Nash basketball
2006 Cindy classes Speed ​​skating
2007 Sidney Crosby ice Hockey
2008 Chantal Petitclerc Wheelchair athletics
2009 Sidney Crosby ice Hockey
2010 Joey Votto baseball
2011 Patrick Chan figure skating
2012 Christine Sinclair Soccer
2013 Jon Cornish Canadian football
2014 Kaillie Humphries Bobsledding
2015 Carey Price ice Hockey
2016 Penny Oleksiak swim
2017 Joey Votto baseball
2018 Mikaël Kingsbury Freestyle skiing
2019 Bianca Andreescu tennis

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