Lou Marsh Trophy
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 |
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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 |
See also
Web links
- List of winners at cshof.ca (English)