NFC-CSFL East Final Championship 2000
Sault Ste. Marie Storm at Oakville-Burlington Longhorns


NFC-CSFL East Championship Stadiums 2000
City of Hamilton-Homes of Championships

Hamilton Amateur Athletic Association or Triple AAA Grounds (1872-1949) Capacity: Unlimited

Ivor Wynne Stadium and formerly Hamilton Civic Stadium (1930 - Present) Capacity: 29,183

Do you have an Sault Ste. Marie Storm at Oakville-Burlington Longhorn NFC-CSFL East Final Championship 2000 for this site to add for all to see? Do you have any other photos from the CSFL or NFC you would like to share here? In a joint effort with the CSFL-NFC-SaultStormSite, you can now send them all to either this, the Oakville Longhorn CyberRanch site at both [email protected] and [email protected] and the CSFL-NFC-SaultStormSite at [email protected] and again thanks for your time in scanning and emailing all your photos for the album, which will be up fully this off season when we add all new photos from past and present, thanks.

This retrospective NFC-CSFL East photo album of 2000 used for memories, traditions and for the rememberence purposes of championships past representing the Northern Football Conference and/or Canadian Senior Football League Eastern Division in the National Canadian Senior Football League. Hamilton and area Football History

  • 1869: The Hamilton Tigers are created.
  • 1872: The Hamilton Tigers start play at the Hamilton Amateur Athletic Association or Triple AAA Grounds.
  • 1907: The Hamilton Tigers joined the Interprovincial Rugby Football Union.
  • 1909: Alerts lose Leader-Post Trophy to Toronto St. Michael's, 7-2.
  • 1910: Alerts lose Leader-Post Trophy to St. Lambert's, 4-3. Tigers lose Grey Cup to U of Toronto Varsity Blues, 16-7.
  • 1911: Petrolia win Leader-Post Trophy from Royal Military-Kingston, 27-20.
  • 1912: Alerts win Leader-Post Trophy from Ontario Argo College, 13-7. Alerts win Grey Cup from Toronto Argonauts, 11-4.
  • 1913: Tigers win Grey Cup from Parkdale Canoe Club, 44-2.
  • 1914: The Hamilton Alerts and the Hamilton Tigers amalgamate playing under the name Tigers.
  • 1915: Tigers win Grey Cup from Toronto Rowing Athletic Association, 13-7.
  • 1927: Tigers lose Grey Cup to Toronto Balmy Beach Beachers, 9-6.
  • 1928: Tigers win Grey Cup from Regina Roughriders, 30-0.
  • 1929: Tigers win Grey Cup from Regina Roughriders, 14-3.
  • 1932: Tigers win Grey Cup from Regina Roughriders, 25-6.
  • 1935: Tigers lose Grey Cup to Winnipeg Winnipegs, 18-12.
  • 1936: Italo Canadians lose Leader-Post Trophy to Montreal Westmounts, 13-2.
  • 1937: Italo Canadians win Leader-Post Trophy from Regina Dales, 27-2.
  • 1941: The Hamilton Tigers suspended playing season for World War II.
  • 1943: Flying Wildcats win Grey Cup from Winnipeg RCAF Bombers, 23-14.
  • 1944: Flying Wildcats lose Grey Cup to Montreal St. Hyacinth-Donnacona Navy, 7-6.
  • 1946: Tigers win Leader-Post Trophy East from Montreal NDG, 22-1.
  • 1947: Tigers lose Leader-Post Trophy to Vancouver Blue Bombers, 19-8.
  • 1948: The Hamilton Wildcats join the IRFU to replace the The Hamilton Tigers who joined the Ontario Rugby Football Union. Wildcats lose Leader-Post Trophy to Saskatoon Hilltops, 14-10.
  • 1949: Wildcats win Leader-Post Trophy from Vancouver Blue Bombers, 14-11.
  • 1950: Tiger Cats win Leader-Post Trophy from Vancouver Blue Bombers, 14-5. The Hamilton Tigers and the Hamilton Wildcats amalgamate to form the Hamilton Tiger Cats in the IRFU, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats leave Hamilton Amateur Athletic Association or Triple AAA Grounds and start play in Hamilton Civic Stadium, soon to be Ivor Wynne Stadium.
  • 1951: Tiger Cats Tiger Cats win Leader-Post Trophy from Edmonton Maple Leafs, 22-1.
  • 1953: Tiger Cats win Grey Cup from Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 12-6.
  • 1957: The Burlington Braves join the ORFU. Tiger Cats win Grey Cup from Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 32-7.
  • 1958: Tiger Cats lose Grey Cup to Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 35-28.
  • 1959: Tiger Cats lose Grey Cup to Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 21-7.
  • 1961: Tiger Cats lose Grey Cup to Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 21-14.
  • 1962: Tiger Cats lose Grey Cup to Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 28-27.
  • 1963: Tiger Cats win Grey Cup from BC Lions, 21-10.
  • 1964: Tiger Cats lose Grey Cup to BC Lions, 34-24.
  • 1965: Tiger Cats win Grey Cup from Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 22-16.
  • 1967: The Hamilton Hurricanes join the ORFU. Burlington Braves lose Leader-Post Trophy to Edmonton Wildcats, 29-6. Tiger Cats win Grey Cup from Saskatchewan Roughriders, 24-1.
  • 1970: Burlington Braves lose Leader-Post Trophy to Regina Rams, 39-8.
  • 1971: Burlington Braves lose Leader-Post Trophy to Regina Rams, 42-13.
  • 1972: Hurricanes win Leader-Post Trophy from Regina Rams, 33-8. Tiger Cats win Grey Cup from Saskatchewan Roughriders, 13-0.
  • 1975: Hurricanes lose Armadale Cup to Regina Rams, 38-19.
  • 1976: Hurricanes lose Armadale Cup to Regina Rams, 45-23.
  • 1977: Hurricanes lose Armadale Cup to Edmonton Wildcats, 28-0.
  • 1978: The Stoney Creek Patriots join the Northern Football Conference. The Oakville Longhorns join the NFC. Stoney Creek Patriots win Plaunte Trophy from Etobicoke Argonauts, 10-7.
  • 1979: Stoney Creek Patriots win Plaunte Trophy from Sault Steelers, 21-14.
  • 1980: Stoney Creek Patriots lose Plaunte Trophy to Sault Steelers, 10-6. Hurricanes lose Armadale Cup to Regina Rams, 26-24. Tiger Cats lose Grey Cup to Edmonton Eskimos, 48-10.
  • 1981: Stoney Creek Patriots win Plaunte Trophy Twin from Sudbury Spartans, 38-24. Hurricanes lose Armadale Cup to Regina Rams, 46-24.
  • 1982: The Stoney Creek Patriots changed into Hamilton Wildcats who join the NFC. Wildcats lose Plaunte Trophy to Sudbury Spartans, 14-7.
  • 1983: The Burlington Jr. Tiger Cats join the Ontario Football Conference. Wildcats lose Plaunte Trophy to Sudbury Spartans, 28-5.
  • 1984: Oakville Longhorns lose Plaunte Trophy to Sudbury Spartans, 28-5. Tiger Cats lose Grey Cup to Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 47-17.
  • 1985: The Hamilton Wildcats leave the NFC. Oakville Longhorns lose Plaunte Trophy to Sudbury Spartans, 27-25. Tiger Cats lose Grey Cup to BC Lions, 37-24.
  • 1986: Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Sudbury Spartans, 29-20. Tiger Cats win Grey Cup from Edmonton Eskimos, 39-15.
  • 1988: Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Brampton Bears, 45-27. Burlington Jr. Tiger Cats lose Armadale Cup to Okanagan Sun, 50-0.
  • 1989: Oakville Longhorns lose Plaunte Trophy to Brampton Bears, 41-35. Burlington Jr. Tiger Cats lose Canadian Bowl to Calgary Colts, 23-6. Tiger Cats lose Grey Cup to Saskatchewan Roughriders, 43-40.
  • 1990: Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Sudbury Spartans, 13-12.
  • 1992: Oakville Longhorns lose Plaunte Trophy to Sudbury Spartans, 31-7.
  • 1993: Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Scarborough Crimson Tide, 25-21. Hurricanes lose Canadian Bowl to Regina Rams, 23-11.
  • 1994: The Burlington Jr. Tiger Cats leave the OFC. Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Sudbury Spartans, 35-14.
  • 1995: The Hamilton Wild Cats join the NFC. The Hamilton Hurricanes leave the OFC. Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Hamilton Wild Cats, 13-3.
  • 1996: The Hamilton Wild Cats leave the NFC. Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Sault Storm, 35-14.
  • 1997: Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Toronto Eagles, 34-4.
  • 1998: Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Markham Raiders, 23-16. Tiger Cats lose Grey Cup to Calgary Stampeders, 26-24.
  • 1999: Hamilton Steel City Ironmen join the OFC. Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Markham Raiders, 15-13. Tiger Cats win Grey Cup from Calgary Stampeders, 32-21.
  • 2000: Oakville Longhorns win Plaunte Trophy from Sault Storm, 38-3.
  • 2001: The Hamilton Steel City Ironmen leave the OFC.

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