Founders Cup Champions
- 2012 Six Nations Rebels
- 2011 Six Nations Rebels
- 2010 Halton Hills Bulldogs
- 2009 Calgary Mountaineers
- 2008 Six Nations Rebels
- 2007 Six Nations Rebels
- 2006 Oakville Buzz
- 2005 Elora Mohawks
- 2004 Clarington Green Gaels
- 2003 Barrie Tornado
- 2002 Clarington Green Gaels
- 2001 Wallaceburg Red Devils
- 2000 Clarington Green Gaels
- 1999 Edmonton Miners
- 1998 Clarington Green Gaels
- 1997 Six Nations Red Rebels
- 1996 Spartan Warriors (St. Catharines)
- 1995 Orillia Rogers Kings
- 1994 Orillia Rogers Kings
- 1993 Owen Sound Flying Dutchmen
- 1992 Scarborough Saints
- 1991 Huntsville Hawks
- 1990 Orangeville Northmen
- 1989 Orangeville Northmen
- 1988 Kitchener-Waterloo Braves
- 1987 Kitchener-Waterloo Braves
- 1986 Mississauga Tomahawks
- 1985 Scarborough Saints
- 1984 Point Edward Pacers
- 1983 Point Edward Pacers
- 1982 Owen Sound Signmen
- 1981 Niagara on the Lake Warriors
- 1980 Enoch Tomahawks
- 1979 Point Edward Pacers
- 1978 Point Edward Pacers
- 1977 Scarborough Saints
- 1976 Elora Mohawks
- 1975 Windsor Warlocks
- 1974 Whitby Transporters
- 1973 Niagara Warriors
- 1972 Long Branch P.C.O.s
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