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Honoured Members
Honoured Member Table
Class of 2025
Class of 2024
Class of 2023
Class of 2022
Honoured Member Gallery
Nomination Form
Honoured Member Ring
CLHOF Places
Visit the Hall and Museum
CLHOF Museum and HOF and Museum Album
Canadian Lacrosse Magazine
Canadian Lacrosse Magazine Home
Indigenous Stories & Lore
Women’s Lacrosse History
Lacrosse Omnibus
Power’s Bible of Lacrosse
CLHOF Social Media
About CLHOF
Celebrating Extraordinary Achievement
About Us – Our History
Board of Directors
Nomination (Online form)
Nominations (paper)
Sponsors
Contact Us
Donations
Donate
Donate Artifacts to CLHOF
Tour of the Hall – Opening Day November 2014
October 1, 2023
Original Mann and Minto Cups
Current Holder of the Mann Cup Championship
Jim Bishop Award - awarded at the Minto Cup to an individual who shows the qualities of leadership, sportsmanship and outstanding play.
The sculpture is based on a Native American Legend where the main character runs to the top of a mountain with his lacrosse stick.
Olympic Vitrine - items from the Canadian Team of the 1928 Olympic Games. As Mann Cup Champions in 1928 the Salmonbellies represented Canada.
Montreal on the east Coast and New Westminster on the west represent bookends of the expansion of the what has now become known as Canada's National Summer Sport
Two variants of stick games, and the 2011 Canadian Silver Coin celebrating the 375th Anniversary of the first European documentations (in 1636) of this powerful sport are showcased in this display.
Jersey and Stick from Team Canada 2006 - Winners of the World Championship Gold Medal and panel showcasing lacrosse legend Jack Bionda.
the Current Holder of the Minto Cup Championshiip is showcased here.
Celebrating the 7x Minto Cup (Jr A Box Lacrosse Champion of Canada) Oshawa Green Gaels.
Showcase of Champions
Portion of the displays showing the evolution of lacrosse sticks from the 1850's on.
Goalie Cap and Glove from the golden Age of Field Lacrosse; wool jersey - the first to bear the Salmon Logo, and modern versions of jersey, gloves and helmet.
Honouring lacrose legends of the Powless Family and recognizing the first women's lacrosse league in Canada (circa 1920s field and moving to box game in the 1930s).
Each Panel includes the names of that year's Honoured Inductees.
The first symbol of the national championship was a set of banners donated by T. J. Claxton of Montreal. The Claxton Flags, as they were known, proudly displayed the motto of the National Lacrosse Association, "OUR COUNTRY - OUR GAME".
left - Minto Cup - now Jr Box Championship
right - Mann Cup - now Sr A Box Championship
Hanging - Claxton Flag - first cahampionship emblem
vitrine - Jim Bishop Award
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
Stained glass window celebrating their lacrosse team
Take a virtual walk through the Hall as it was in November 2014.
