- What: Senior B Box Lacrosse National Championship
- When: Last weekend of August or first of September
- Where: Changes Province every year
- Founded: 1964
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Presidents Cup Tournament Info
The Presidents Cup is an annual Senior B Box Lacrosse National Championship. Since 1964, the best Senior B box teams from every province gather and battle.
Don’t let the ‘B’ fool you, there’s a lot of talent in leagues across Canada. I’ve personnally played against a team that had 12-15 NLLers on the team. Pros play for their local teams or players get hired. Come August and September you have stacked teams from every province.
Newsletter includes Info on
- New leagues, teams and tournaments
- Lacrosse Opportunities
- Connecting Heritage Teams with Players
Presidents Cup – Past Champions
- 2019 – Six Nations Rivermen
- 2018 – St. Albert Miners
- 2017 – St. Albert Miners
- 2016 – St. Albert Miners
- 2015 – Six Nations Rivermen
- 2014 – Onondaga Redhawks
- 2013 – St. Catharines Saints
- 2012 – St. Regis Braves
- 2011 – St. Regis Braves
- 2010 – Onondaga Redhawks
- 2009 – Owen Sound Woodsmen
- 2008 – Owen Sound Woodsmen
- 2007 – Sherwood Park Outlaws
- 2006 – Wellington Aces
- 2005 – Kitchener-Waterloo Kodiaks
- 2004 – Ladner Pioneers
- 2003 – Kitchener-Waterloo Kodiaks
- 2002 – Edmonton Outlaws
- 2001 – North Shore Indians
- 2000 – Newtown Golden Eagles
- 1999 – Burnaby Bandits
- 1998 – Ladner Pioneers
- 1997 – Akwesasne Thunder
- 1996 – Ohsweken Wolves
- 1995 – Akwesasne Thunder
- 1994 – Tuscarora Thunderhawks
- 1993 – North Shore Indians
- 1992 – Fergus Thistles
- 1991 – Owen Sound North Stars
- 1990 – Fergus Thistles
- 1989 – Owen Sound North Stars
- 1988 – Fergus Thistles
- 1987 – Fergus Thistles
- 1986 – Fergus Thistles
- 1985 – North Shore Indians
- 1984 – Orangeville Northmen
- 1983 – Calgar Mountaineers
- 1982 – Orangeville Northmen
- 1981 – Orangeville Northmen
- 1980 – Owen Sound North Stars
- 1979 – Owen Sound North Stars
- 1978 – Vernon Tigers
- 1977 – Vernon Tigers
- 1976 – Vernon Tigers
- 1975 – Edmonton Fullers
- 1974 – Prince Geroge Oldstylers
- 1973 – Windsor Warlocks
- 1972 – Brampton Excelsiors
- 1971 – Windsor Warlocks
- 1970 – Windsor Clippers
- 1969 – Nanaimo Luckies
- 1968 – Brantford Supertests
- 1967 – Brantford Supertests
- 1966 – Nanaimo Luckies
- 1965 – Fergus Thistles
- 1964 – Oshweken Warriors
2019 Presidents Cup Champions – Six Nations Rivermen