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Previously known as the College Bowl
2000: The University of Ottawa defeated the University of Regina 42-39, (MVP Phil Coté)
"...The fifth-year Ottawa pivot was near perfect for the Gee-Gees. (He) Connected on 16 of his 18 attempts for 275 yards and three touchdowns. On the ground, Coté was his typically elusive self scampering for another 91 yards and two TD's." -- CIS Almanac
1997: The University of British Columbia defeated the University of Ottawa 39-23
1980: The University of Alberta defeated the University of Ottawa 40-21
1975: The University of Ottawa defeated the University of Calgary 14-09, (MVP Neil Lumsden)
"Ottawa literally grounded out a 14-09 victory over Calgary behind the powerful running of Neil Lumsden, who finished with 169 yards on 27 carries" -- CIS Almanac
1970: The University of Manitoba defeated the University of Ottawa 38-11
This is where it gets confusing as hell if you haven't been watching this stuff for the last decade or so.
Different sources list the following games below under different names. Football New Brunswick, for example, lists the 2000 win over McMaster as a Churchill Bowl game, whereas cisport.ca lists it as a Mitchell Bowl contest. One would think that it should be fairly clear!
'Fraid not. Both games are essentially a Vanier Cup semi-final. However, the best way to describe the cause for the confusion is one I've lifted from this site:
"By convention the semi-final held in the westernmost location is known as
the Churchill Bowl, while the bowl in the easternmost lcoation is known
as the Mitchell Bowl".
So it's a matter of location. Got it. To make sure that it the info made sense, I compared Vanier Cup appearances to the games below. You can't make it to the Vanier without winning one of the games.
But then it got worse. I couldn't find a semi-final victory for 1997 which would have sent the Gee-Gees to that year's Vanier Cup game. Argh!
Again, cisport.ca bailed me out. I had totally forgotten, not being so 'into" University ball at the time, that the 1997 Gee-Gees did in fact play in a Mitchell Bowl that year. It was a fantastic game in the snow at Frank Clair stadium, which made me think that perhaps I should start watching this stuff. Especially in light of the recent demise of the Rough Riders.
However, the U. of Ottawa was found to have used ineligible players, and so the post-season victory has been stricken from the records. Officially, it's a 1-0 Waterloo win, but for the sake of record-keeping, I've added the score below.
I'm entering all this as much as a reminder to myself as anything, and I hope that clears up what seems like conflicting information on this page. The results are taken from cisport.ca and would therefore be official.
Uteck Bowl Appearances
Previously known as the Atlantic Bowl
1996: St. Francis Xavier University defeated the University of Ottawa 13-05
1980: The University of Ottawa defeated Acadia University 28-08 (MVP: Mike Giftopoulos)
1976: Acadia University defeated the University of Ottawa 18-16
1970: The University of Ottawa defeated the University of New Brunswick 24-13
1960: St. Francis Xavier University defeated the University of Ottawa 21-06
Mitchell Bowl Appearances
Previously known as the Churchill Bowl
2006: The University of Saskatchewan defeated the University of Ottawa 35-28
2000: The University of Ottawa defeated McMaster University 20-15 (MVP: James Baker)
1997: The University of Ottawa defeated The University of Waterloo 44-37 (result later reversed. See Above)
1995: The University of Calgary defeated the University of Ottawa 37-07
1975: The University of Ottawa defeated the University of Windsor 45-06 (MVP Jeff Avery)
Yates Cup Appearances
Awarded to the Champion of the Ontario Conference (OUA)
2010: The University of Western Ontario defeated the University of Ottawa 26-25.
2008: The University of Western Ontario defeated the University of Ottawa 31-17.
2006: The University of Ottawa defeated Laurier 32-14. (QB Josh Sacobie is named Outstanding player)
2001: McMaster University defeated the University of Ottawa 30-22.
1976: The University of Ottawa defeated Bishop's University 22-20. (for the Eastern version of the Cup)
1975: The University of Ottawa defeated the University of Toronto 14-07. (for the Eastern version of the Cup)
1974: The University of Toronto defeated the University of Ottawa 24-21. (for the Eastern version of the Cup)
1973: Laurier University defeated the University of Ottawa 48-04.
1971: The University of Western Ontario defeated The University of Ottawa 13-00.
1907:
Dunsmore Cup Appearances
Awarded to the Champions of the Quebec conference (OQIFC)
2000: The University of Ottawa defeated the University of Laval 22-09.
1999: The University of Laval defeated the University of Ottawa 38-06.
1997: The University of Ottawa defeated Queens's University 24-07.
1996: The University of Ottawa defeated McGill 20-11.
1995: The University of Ottawa defeated Queen's University 08-03.
1989: Queen's University defeated The University of Ottawa 39-18.
1980: The University of Ottawa defeated Queen's University 13-12.
Other University Football Championships
Central Canada Intercollegiate Football Conference: 1970
Ontario Intercollegiate Football Conference: 1965, 1961, 1960
Coaching History
Denis Piche (2002 to 2009): 44-20 in regular season, 6-8 in playoffs
Andy McEvoy (2001): 6-2 in regular season, 2-1 in playoffs
Marcel Bellefeuille (1998 to 2000): 21-3 in regular season, 5-2 in playoffs
Larry Ring (1991 to 1997): 24-21-1 in regular season, 4-6 in playoffs
Jim Daley (1985 to 1990): 18-23 in regular season, 1-4 in playoffs
Jim Clarke (1983 to 1984): 0-12-2 in regular season
Joe Moss (1982): 7-0 in regular season, 0-1 in playoffs
Cam Innes (1978 to 1981): 16-10 in regular season, 3-3 in playoffs
Jim Chiarelli (1977): 4-3 in regular season
Dwight Fowler (1976): 6-1 in regular season, 1-1 in playoffs
Don Gilbert (1971 - 1975): 31-5 in regular season, 7-4 in playoffs
Bob O'Billovich (1970): 5-0-1 in regular season, 2-1 in playoffs
Bob Molloy (1969): 3-6 in regular season, 1-1 in playoffs
Matt Anthony (1954 - 1968): 69-30 in regular season, 7-3 in playoffs
Brian Lynch (1951-1953): 8-8 in regular season
Ted Edwards (1947, 1949-1950): 14-3-3 in regular season
Arnie McWatters (1948): 3-1 in regular season
Past Win / Loss Records
1999: 8-0, 1-1 in playoffs 1989: 5-2, 1-1 in playoffs
1998: 6-2, 0-1 in playoffs 1988: 4-3, 0-1 in playoffs
1997: 6-2, 3-1 in playoffs** 1987: 1-6,
1996: 6-2, 2-1 in playoffs 1986: 3-4, 0-1 in playoffs
1995: 5-3, 2-1 in playoffs 1985: 2-4-1,
1994: 6-1, 0-1 in playoffs 1984: 0-7,
1993: 3-4, 0-1 in playoffs 1983: 0-5-2,
1992: 2-4-1, 0-1 in playoffs 1982: 7-0,
1992: 2-5, 1981: 3-4, 0-1 in playoffs
1990: 3-4, 0-1 in playoffs 1980: 6-1, 3-1 in playoffs
1979: 5-1, 0-1 in playoffs 1969: 3-3, 2-1 in playoffs
1978: 2-4, 1968: 6-2,
1977: 4-3, 1967: 6-1,
1976: 6-1, 1-1 in playoffs 1966: 5-2, 1-0 in playoffs
1975: 7-0, 4-0 in playoffs 1965: 6-0, 2-0 in playoffs
1974: 6-1, 1-1 in playoffs 1964: 5-1, 0-2 in playoffs
1973: 7-1, 0-1 in playoffs 1963: 5-2, 1-0 in playoffs
1972: 4-2, 1-1 in playoffs 1962: 4-3,
1971: 7-1, 1-1 in playoffs 1961: 7-0, 1-0 in playoffs
1970: 5-0-1, 2-1 in playoffs 1960: 7-0, 1-1 in playoffs
** Further details in upper portion of page. Game results were reversed due to the use of ineligible players.
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