D. Arnold Carson Memorial Trophy Champions
Each team listed is a division champion, both the league champion and finalists are either "Metro/Valley" or "Rideau/St. Lawrence" Conference champions. Bolded are league champions, Italicized are finalists.
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(*) These are missing for one reason or another, there were probably champions in these years, but there is so far no resource that reflects who these champions may be.
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