GREY CUP CHAMPIONS

The Cup is named in honor of Earl Gray, the Governor-General of Canada (1904-11).
The Grey Cup has gone to the champion of the Canadian Football League since 1954.
CFL multiple winners (since 1954): Edmonton (11), Winnipeg (7), Hamilton (6), Ottawa (5), Montreal and B.C. (3), Calgary, Saskatchewan and Toronto (2).

Year Winner Head coach Score Loser Site
1954 Edmonton Pop Ivy 26-25 Montreal Toronto
1955 Edmonton Pop Ivy 34-19 Montreal Vancouver
1956 Edmonton Pop Ivy 50-27 Montreal Toronto
1957 Hamilton Jim Trimble 32-7 Winnipeg Toronto
1958 Winnipeg Bud Grant 35-28 Hamilton Vancouver
1959 Winnipeg Bud Grant 21-7 Hamilton Toronto
1960 Ottawa Frank Clair 16-6 Edmonton Vancouver
1961 Winnipeg Bud Grant 21-14 O.T. Hamilton Toronto
1962 Winnipeg Bud Grant 28-27 Hamilton Toronto
1963 Hamilton Ralph Sazio 21-10 B.C. Vancouver
1964 B.C. Dave Skrien 34-24 Hamilton Toronto
1965 Hamilton Ralph Sazio 22-16 Winnipeg Toronto
1966 Saskatchewan Eagle Keys 29-14 Ottawa Vancouver
1967 Hamilton Ralph Sazio 24-1 Saskatchewan Ottawa
1968 Ottawa Frank Clair 24-21 Calgary Toronto
1969 Ottawa Frank Clair 29-11 Saskatchewan Montreal
1970 Montreal Sam Etcheverry 23-10 Calgary Toronto
1971 Calgary Jim Duncan 14-11 Toronto Vancouver
1972 Hamilton Jerry Williams 13-10 Saskatchewan Hamilton
1973 Ottawa Jack Gotta 22-18 Edmonton Toronto
1974 Montreal Marv Levy 20-7 Edmonton Vancouver
1975 Edmonton Ray Jauch 9-8 Montreal Calgary
1976 Ottawa George Brancato 23-20 Saskatchewan Toronto
1977 Montreal Marv Levy 41-6 Edmonton Montreal
1978 Edmonton Hugh Campbell 20-13 Montreal Toronto
1979 Edmonton Hugh Campbell 17-9 Montreal Montreal
1980 Edmonton Hugh Campbell 48-10 Hamilton Toronto
1981 Edmonton Hugh Campbell 26-23 Ottawa Montreal
1982 Edmonton Hugh Campbell 32-16 Toronto Toronto
1983 Toronto Bob O'Billovich 18-17 B.C. Vancouver
1984 Winnipeg Cal Murphy 47-17 Hamilton Edmonton
1985 B.C. Don Matthews 37-24 Hamilton Montreal
1986 Hamilton Al Bruno 39-15 Edmonton Vancouver
1987 Edmonton Joe Faragalli 38-36 Toronto Vancouver
1988 Winnipeg Mike Riley 22-21 B.C. Ottawa
1989 Saskatchewan John Gregory 43-40 Hamilton Toronto
1990 Winnipeg Mike Riley 50-11 Edmonton Vancouver
1991 Toronto Adam Rita 36-21 Calgary Winnipeg
1992 Calgary Wally Buono 24-10 Winnipeg Toronto
1993 Edmonton Ron Lancaster 33-23 Winnipeg Calgary
1994 B.C. David Richie 26-23 Baltimore Vancouver
1995 Baltimore Don Matthews 37-20 Calgary Saskatchewan
1996 Toronto Don Matthews 43-37 Edmonton Hamilton