OFFENCE

FIRST TEAM

SECOND TEAM

Quarterback Ryan Pyear Wilfrid Laurier Running back Daryl Stephenson Windsor Running back David Stevens Saskatchewan Wide receiver Andrew Fantuz Western Wide receiver Ivan Birungi Acadia Inside receiver Arjei Franklin Windsor Inside receiver Jean-François Romeo Laval Centre Dominic Picard Laval Tackle Chris Sutherland Saskatchewan Tackle Chris Best Waterloo Guard Adam Krajewski Simon Fraser Guard Kyle Koch McMaster Punter Mike Renaud Concordia Kicker Warren Kean Concordia

Quarterback Scott Syvret Concordia Running back Nick Cameron Wilfrid Laurier Running back Joseph Mroué Montréal Wide receiver Andrew Ginther Alberta Wide receiver Jeff Keegan Guelph Inside receiver Vaughan Swart McMaster Inside receiver Mike Lindstrom UBC Centre Kevin Kelly Ottawa Tackle J-F Morin-Roberge Montréal Tackle Derek Armstrong StFX Guard Adam Rogers Acadia Guard Woodly Jean Montréal Punter Luca Congi Simon Fraser Kicker Brian Devlin Wilfrid Laurier

HEC CRIGHTON TROPHY (oustanding player):
The Hec Crighton Trophy, presented to Canadian Interuniversity Sport by the Board of Directors to the Canadian College Bowl, is awarded to the outstanding football player in the CIS. The trophy is named after the late Hec Crighton - teacher, coach, referee, and author of the Official Football Rule Book and the CIS Rule Book.
Andy Fantuz, University of Western Ontario Mustangs

PRESIDENTS TROPHY (best defensive player):
Presented to Canadian Interuniversity Sport in 1980 by Ed Zemrau, CIS Past President and Robert Doty, Past President of the Canadian College Bowl, the award is presented to the Outstanding Defensive Player in the CIS
Patrick Donovan, Concordia University Stingers

J.P. METRAS TROPHY (outstanding down lineman):
The J.P. Metras Trophy is presented to the outstanding lineman in the CIS. Initiated in 1974, the Centennial Year of Canadian University Football, the award is in recognition of the achievements of John Pius Metras who, for 30 years as head coach of the University of Western Ontario Mustangs, established a lifetime record of 106 victories, 76 losses and 11 ties, including nine league championships.
Dominic Picard, Laval University Rouge et Or

PETER GORMAN TROPHY (rookie of the year):
The Peter Gorman Trophy is awarded to the Rookie of the Year in the CIS. The Trophy acknowledges the great contribution Peter Gorman made to the development of Canadian University Football. As Founder of the Canadian College Bowl, his emphasis has always been on the youth of Canada. It is only fitting that Gorman would be associated with the excellence of the rookies.
Martin Gagné, University of Montreal Carabins

FRANK TINDALL TROPHY (Coach of the Year)
The Frank Tindall Trophy, named in honour of the former head coach of the Queen's Golden Gaels (29 years, 106-74-2, eight league and one national title), is presented to the CIS Coach of the Year. The selection committee is composed of members of the Carleton University Old Crow Society
Glen Constantin, Laval

RUSS JACKSON AWARD
The TSN-Russ Jackson Award is presented to the player best exemplifying the attributes of football skill, academic achievement, and citizenship, and is named in honour of CFL Hall of Famer Ottawa Rough Rider and McMaster University quarterback Russell Stanley Jackson.
Dan Parker, Mounta Allison

GINO FRACAS AWARD
Named in honour of Gino Fracas, legendary coach at the Universities of Alberta and Windsor, the award recognizes outstanding career service by a volunteer assistant football coach. The award was introduced in 1988.
Richard Urbanovich, Manitoba