Dave Dryburgh Memorial Trophy

The Dave Dryburgh Memorial Trophy is a Canadian Football League trophy, given to the top scorer in the West Division. Unlike other CFL trophies, there is no East Division counterpart.^{[citation needed]}

The trophy was established in November 1948, by sportswriters in Western Canada to honour Dave Dryburgh, the sports editor of the Regina Leader-Post who died in a boating accident in 1948. It was originally awarded to the top scorer in the Western Interprovincial Football Union.^[1]

Dave Dryburgh Memorial Trophy winners

Year	Player	Position	Club	Points Scored
1948	Paul Rowe	RB	Calgary Stampeders	35
1949	Vern Graham	HB / K	Calgary Stampeders	58
1950	Joe Aguirre	OE	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	57
1951	Bob Shaw	OE	Calgary Stampeders	61
1952	Bob Shaw	OE	Calgary Stampeders	110
1953	Bud Korchak	FW / K	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	66
1954	Joe Aguirre	OE	Saskatchewan Roughriders	85
1955	Ken Carpenter	HB / OE	Saskatchewan Roughriders	90
1956	Buddy Leake	RB / K / QB	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	103
1957	Gerry James	RB	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	131
1958	Jack Hill	RB / K	Saskatchewan Roughriders	145
1959	Jackie Parker	P / QB	Edmonton Eskimos	109
1960	Gerry James	RB	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	114
1961	Jackie Parker	P / QB	Edmonton Eskimos	104
1962	Tommy Joe Coffey	OE	Edmonton Eskimos	129
1963	George Fleming	HB / K	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	135
1964	Larry Robinson	DB / K	Calgary Stampeders	106
1965	Larry Robinson	DB / K	Calgary Stampeders	95
1966	Hugh Campbell	F	Saskatchewan Roughriders	102
1967	Terry Evanshen	WR	Calgary Stampeders	102
1968	Ted Gerela	K	BC Lions	115
1969	Jack Abendschan	OG / K	Saskatchewan Roughriders	116
1970	Jack Abendschan	OG / K	Saskatchewan Roughriders	116
1971	Don Jonas	QB	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	121
1972	Dave Cutler	K	Edmonton Eskimos	126
1973	Dave Cutler	K	Edmonton Eskimos	133
1974	Dave Cutler	K	Edmonton Eskimos	144
1975	Dave Cutler	K	Edmonton Eskimos	169
1976	Bernie Ruoff	P	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	152
1977	Dave Cutler	K	Edmonton Eskimos	195
1978	Dave Cutler	K	Edmonton Eskimos	167
1979	Bernie Ruoff	P	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	151
1980	Dave Cutler	K	Edmonton Eskimos	158
1981	Trevor Kennerd	K	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	185
1982	Dave Cutler	K	Edmonton Eskimos	170
1983	Lui Passaglia	P	BC Lions	191
1984	Lui Passaglia	P	BC Lions	167
1985	Trevor Kennerd	K	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	198
1986	Tom Dixon	P	Edmonton Eskimos	190
1987	Lui Passaglia	P	BC Lions	214
1988	Dave Ridgway	K	Saskatchewan Roughriders	215
1989	Jerry Kauric	P	Edmonton Eskimos	224
1990	Dave Ridgway	K	Saskatchewan Roughriders	233
1991	Dave Ridgway	K	Saskatchewan Roughriders	216
1992	Mark McLoughlin	K	Calgary Stampeders	208
1993	Mark McLoughlin	K	Calgary Stampeders	215
1994	Sean Fleming	P	Edmonton Eskimos	206
1995	Mark McLoughlin	K	Calgary Stampeders	220
1996	Mark McLoughlin	K	Calgary Stampeders	220
1997	Sean Fleming	P	Edmonton Eskimos	187
1998	Lui Passaglia	P	BC Lions	197
1999	Mark McLoughlin	K	Calgary Stampeders	192
2000	Mark McLoughlin	K	Calgary Stampeders	199
2001	Sean Fleming	P	Edmonton Eskimos	183
2002	Troy Westwood	K	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	204
2003	Troy Westwood	K	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	198
2004	Sean Fleming	P	Edmonton Eskimos	180
2005	Sandro DeAngelis	K	Calgary Stampeders	179
2006	Sandro DeAngelis	K	Calgary Stampeders	214
2007	Paul McCallum	P	BC Lions	166
2008	Sandro DeAngelis	K	Calgary Stampeders	217
2009	Sandro DeAngelis	K	Calgary Stampeders	176
2010	Rob Maver	K	Calgary Stampeders	185
2011	Paul McCallum	P	BC Lions	203
2012	Paul McCallum	P	BC Lions	187
2013	Rene Paredes	K	Calgary Stampeders	213
2014	Rene Paredes	K	Calgary Stampeders	155
2015	Rene Paredes	K	Calgary Stampeders	156
2016	Justin Medlock	P	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	220 pts
2017	Justin Medlock	P	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	216 pts
2018	Brett Lauther	K	Saskatchewan Roughriders	198 pts
2019	Sean Whyte	K	Edmonton Eskimos	174 pts
2020	season cancelled - covid 19

References

^ "New Award". The Leader-Post. Regina, Saskatchewan. November 23, 1948. p. 10.

[1] "New Award". The Leader-Post. Regina, Saskatchewan. November 23, 1948. p. 10.

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