Professional Champions (1910-1924)
- 1910 New Westminster Salmonbellies - defeated Montreal Lacrosse Club and Montreal Nationals)
- 1911 Vancouver Lacrosse Club - defeated New Westminster and Toronto Tecumsehs
- 1912 New Westminster Salmonbellies - defeated Cornwall
- 1913 New Westminster Salmonbellies - defeated Vancouver Athletic Club
- 1914 New Westminster Salmonbellies - won by default
- 1915 New Westminster Salmonbellies - defeated Vancouver Lacrosse Club
- 1916 no competition
- 1917 no competition
- 1918 Vancouver "Greenshirts" - claim disputed by New Westminster
- 1919 New Westminster Salmonbellies - defeated Vancouver Terminals
- 1920 Vancouver Terminals - defeated New Westminster
- 1921 New Westminster Salmonbellies defeated Vancouver Terminals
- 1922 New Westminster Salmonbellies defeated Vancouver Terminals
- 1924 New Westminster Salmonbellies - won by default
- 1925 to 1936 no competition for trophy; placed in storage by Trustee (New Westminster Salmonbellies claims the titles for these years of non-competition)
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