Vancouver & District Inter-High School Football League Senior Championships

Vancouver & District Inter-High School Football League Senior Championships

The old varsity high school, Vancouver & District Inter-High School Football League Senior Championships (1934 to 1965) became the Shrine Bowl Provincial Championships (1966 to 1975).

Year Champion Year Champion Year Champion
1934 King Edward High School 1945 Kitsilano High School 1956 King Edward & Kitsilano (tie)
1935 Prince of Wales Secondary 1946 Magee Secondary School 1957 King Edward High School
1936 Magee Secondary School 1947 King Edward High School 1958 King Edward High School
1937 King Edward High School 1948 King Edward & King George (tie) 1959 Kitsilano Secondary School
1938 Prince of Wales Secondary 1949 King Edward High School 1960 Kitsilano Secondary School
1939 Kitsilano Secondary School 1950 King Edward & King George (tie) 1961 Kitsilano Secondary School
1940 Magee Secondary School 1951 King Edward High School 1962 Britannia Secondary School
1941 Kitsilano Secondary School 1952 Kitsilano Secondary School 1963 Killarney Secondary School
1942 Kitsilano Secondary School 1953 Kitsilano Secondary School 1964 John Oliver Secondary
1943 Kitsilano Secondary School 1954 Kitsilano Secondary School 1965 Killarney Secondary School
1944 Kitsilano Secondary School 1955 King Edward High School 1966 *start of Shrine Bowl

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