Frank Tindall Trophy

The Frank Tindall Trophy is presented to the CIS football Coach of the Year. The award is dedicated in honour of the former CIS head coach of the Queen's Golden Gaels (29 years, 106-74-2, 8 league and 1 national title). The Selection Committee is composed of members of the Carleton University Old Crow Society.[1]

List of Frank Tindall Trophy winners

Year Winner School
1969[1] Henry Janzen Manitoba Bisons
1970[1] Frank Cosentino Western Ontario Mustangs
1971[1] Jim Donlevy Alberta Golden Bears
1972[1] Dave Knight Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks
1973[1] Ed Hilton UPEI Panthers
1974[1] Ron Murphy Toronto Varsity Blues
1975[1] Don Gilbert Ottawa Gee-Gees
1976[1] Darwin Semotiuk Western Ontario Mustangs
1977[1] Peter Connellan Calgary Dinos
1978[1] Frank Smith UBC Thunderbirds
1979[1] Dave Knight Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks
1980[1] Cam Innes Ottawa Gee-Gees
1981[1] John Huard Acadia Axemen
1982[1] Bernie Custis McMaster Marauders
1983[1] Doug Hargreaves Queen's Golden Gaels
1984[1] Steve Bruno Mount Allison Mounties
1985[1] Peter Connellan Calgary Dinos
1986[1] Bruce Coulter Bishop's Gaiters
1987[1] Frank Smith UBC Thunderbirds
1988[1] Larry Uteck Saint Mary's Huskies
1989[1] Dave Knight Waterloo Warriors
1990[1] Larry Haylor Western Ontario Mustangs
1991[1] Rich Newbrough Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks
1992[1] Ian Breck Bishop's Gaiters
1993[1] Larry Uteck Saint Mary's Huskies
1994[1] Brian Towriss Saskatchewan Huskies
1995[1] Rick Zmich Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks
1996[1] Dan McNally Guelph Gryphons
1997[1] John Stevens St. Francis Xavier X-Men
1998[1] Larry Haylor Western Ontario Mustangs
1999[1] Blake Nill Saint Mary's Huskies
2000[1] Greg Marshall McMaster Marauders
2001[1] Brian Dobie Manitoba Bisons
2002[1] Chuck McMann McGill Redmen
2003[1] Gary Jeffries Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks
2004[1] Jerry Friesen Alberta Golden Bears
2005[1] Glen Constantin Laval Rouge et Or
2006[1] Denis Piché Ottawa Gee-Gees
2007[1] Frank McCrystal Regina Rams
2008[1] Pat Sheahan Queen's Golden Gaels
2009[1] Steve Sumarah Saint Mary's Huskies
2010[1] Glen Constantin Laval Rouge et Or
2011[1] Jeff Cummins Acadia Axemen
2012 Stefan Ptaszek McMaster Marauders
2013 Kevin Mackey Bishop's Gaiters
2014 Kelly Jeffrey Mount Allison Mounties
2015 Wayne Harris, Jr. Calgary Dinos

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