2011: Orleans Bengals       Def. Nepean Redskins 21-00

2010: Nepean Redskins       Def. Bel Air Norsemen 14-07

2009: Canterbury Mustangs   Def. Orleans Dukes 14-11

2008: Canterbury Mustangs   Def. Orleans Dukes 19-11

2007: Bel Air Norsemen      Def. Nepean Redskins 28-14

2006: Bel Air Norsemen      Def. Nepean Redskins 10-07

2005: Nepean Redskins       Def. Bel Air Norsemen 28-03

2004: Ottawa Colts          Def. Nepean Redskins 48-43

2003: Nepean Redskins       Def. Bel Air Norsemen 16-08 

2002: Gloucester Dukes      Def. Nepean Redskins 23-15

2001: Ottawa Norsemen       Def. Gloucester Dukes 20-17

2000: Ottawa Norsemen       Def. Myers Riders 10-00
--RB Joe Costanzo ran for 100+ to earn offensive MVP honours. The defensive MVP nod went to Nick Beaton of Myers

1999: Myers Riders          Def. Gloucester Dukes 25-16
--The team had a 7-3 regular season record under head coach Jim Delahunty.

1998: Myers Riders

1997: Myers Riders

1996: Myers Riders          Def. Gloucester Dukes 27-03 (undefeated)
--Head coach was Bill Palmer

1995: Myers Riders          (undefeated)

1994: Myers Riders          

1993:

1992:

1991:

1990: Myers Riders

1989: Nepean Norsemen

1988: Nepean Norsemen       Def. Markham Raiders 27-06
--From The Star: "Three turnovers proved to be extremely costly for Markham. On all three occasions the Raiders fumbled the ball when they were within their own 20-yard line. Nepean went on to score touchdowns on each of these miscues."

1987: Nepean Norsemen

1986: Ottawa Trojans        Def. Barrhaven Redskins 20-07
--RB Gi Gi Costanzo ran for 132 yards on 20 carries, including a 47-yard score.  Head coach was Dick Weber.

1985: Ottawa Trojans        Def. Nepean Norsememen 24-10
--RB Gary Lloyd scored twice.  Trojans took a 5-1 regular season record into the game.

1984: Ottawa Trojans        Def. Durham Dolphins 31-08
--Trojans were 9-1 in regular season play under head coach Bob St. George. RB Gary Lloyd totalled 103 yards on 25 carries.  LB Gord Weber was credited with 15 tackles. 

1983: Gloucester Dukes      Def. Ottawa Trojans 18-09
--Pierre Plante scored on an 80-yard fumble return.

1982: Gloucester Dukes rallied from a 14-00 deficit to beat the Ottawa Trojans 21-14 in overtime in the quarterfinals.  The following weekend, the Toronto Steelers knocked Gloucester out, winning 14-06.  

1981: Ottawa Trojans        Def. Toronto Steelers 29-21
--Said to be the first ever provincial midget crown for an Ottawa-based team, and tenth championship game overall.  Andy McEvoy threw two touchdown passes.  Head coach Pat Billings retired following the game.

1980: Ottawa Trojans were defeated in the semi-finals