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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
TORONTO ARGONAUT MAJOR AWARD WINNERS
MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
1968 BILL SYMONS
1982 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY
1990 MICHAEL CLEMONS
1996 DOUG FLUTIE
1997 DOUG FLUTIE
2005 DAMON ALLEN
2012 CHAD OWENS
2023 CHAD KELLY
MOST OUTSTANDING CANADIAN
1999 MIKE O’SHEA
MOST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER
1975 JIM CORRIGALL
MOST OUTSTANDING SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER
2003 BASHIR LEVINGSTON
2008 DOMINIQUE DORSEY
2010 CHAD OWENS
2014 SWAYZE WATERS
2023 JAVON LEAKE
2024 JANARION GRANT
MOST OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
1996 MIKE KISELAK
1997 MIKE KISELAK
2023 DEJON ALLEN
2024 RYAN HUNTER
MOST OUTSTANDING ROOKIE
1974 SAM CVIJANOVICH
1987 GILL FENERTY
1997 DERRELL MITCHELL
2017 JAMES WILDER JR.
2023 QWAN’TEZ STIGGERS
COACH OF THE YEAR
1971 LEO CAHILL
1982 BOB O’BILLOVICH
1987 BOB O’BILLOVICH
1991 ADAM RITA
1997 DON MATTHEWS
2010 JIM BARKER
2012 SCOTT MILANOVICH
2017 MARC TRESTMAN
2023 RYAN DINWIDDIE
TOM PATE MEMORIAL AWARD
1979 PETER MULLER
1993 MICHAEL CLEMONS
1996 MICHAEL CLEMONS
YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING HISTORY
Until 1906 there was no full-time coach. The team captain acted as the coach.
1873 Hugh Glazebrook
1874 Hugh Glazebrook
1875 Harold Lambe
1876 Walter Perram
1877 Walter Perram
1878 F. V. Philpott
1879 No season
1880 Ollie Morphy
1881 Ollie Morphy
1882 Ollie Morphy
1883 A.H. Campbell
1884 Hume Blake
1885 Arthur Vankoughnet
1886 Harold Muntz
1887 Harold Muntz
1888 Hugh Smith
1889 Hugh Smith
1890 W. A. Smith
1891 Edward Bayly
1892 Edward Bayly
1893 Billy Wood
1894 Joe Wright
1895 Did Not Play
1896 Did Not Play
1897 Did Not Play
1898 Charlie Meek/Joe Wright 0-6 0verall. Meek 0-2, Wright 0-4.
1899 Ralph Ripley 2-4
1900 Ralph Ripley 4-2
1901 Ernest “Pud” Kent 5-1
1902 Ernest “Pud” Kent 2-2
1903 Eric Hamber – Played only exhibition games.
1904 Alf Trimmer 2-2
1905 Malcolm Cochrane 4-2
In 1906, Edwin Elliott became the Argos first dedicated, non-playing coach.
1906 Edwin “Chaucer” Elliott 4-2
1907 Billy Wood 1-5
1908 Fred “Banty” Russell 1-5
1909 Warren Coryell 1-5
1910 Ralph Ripley 3-3
1911 Billy Foulds 5-1
1912 Jack Newton 5-1
1913 Jack Newton 3-3
1914 Jack Newton 5-1
1915 Sinc McEvenue 3-2
1916 No season
1917 No season
1918 No season
1919 Sinc McEvenue 3-3
1920 Mike Rodden 5-1 Acting coach while McEvenue had pneumonia.
1921 Sinc McEvenue 6-0
1922 Jack O’Connor 5-0-1
1923 Jack O’Connor 3-1-2
1924 Jack O’Connor 4-2
1925 Mike Rodden 2-4
1926 Mike Rodden 3-3
1927 Frank Knight 2-3-1
1928 Frank Knight 1-4-1
1929 Buck McKenna 3-3
1930 Buck McKenna 4-1-1
1931 Buck McKenna 3-3
1932 Buck McKenna 3-3
1933 Lew Hayman 4-2
1934 Lew Hayman 3-2-1
1935 Lew Hayman 6-3
1936 Lew Hayman 4-2
1937 Lew Hayman 5-1
1938 Lew Hayman 5-1
1939 Lew Hayman 4-1-1
1940 Lew Hayman 4-2
1941 Lew Hayman 5-1
1942 No Season
1943 No Season
1944 No Season
1945 Teddy Morris 5-1
1946 Teddy Morris 7-3-2
1947 Teddy Morris 7-4-1
1948 Teddy Morris 5-6-1
1949 Teddy Morris 5-7
1950 Frank Clair 6-5-1
1951 Frank Clair 7-5
1952 Frank Clair 7-4-1
1953 Frank Clair 5-9
1954 Frank Clair 6-8
1955 Bill Swiacki 4-8
1956 Bill Swiacki 4-10
1957 Hampton Pool 4-10
1958 Hampton Pool 4-10
1959 Hampton Pool/Steve Owen 4-10 overall. Pool 1-3, Owen 3-7
1960 Lou Agase 10-4
1961 Lou Agase 7-6-1
1962 Lou Agase/Nobby Wirkowski 4-10 overall. Agase 0-3, Wirkowski 4-7
1963 Nobby Wirkowski 3-11
1964 Nobby Wirkowski 4-10
1965 Bob Shaw 3-11
1966 Bob Shaw 5-9
1967 Leo Cahill 5-8-1
1968 Leo Cahill 9-5
1969 Leo Cahill 10-4
1970 Leo Cahill 8-6
1971 Leo Cahill 10-4
1972 Leo Cahill 3-11
1973 John Rauch 7-5-2
1974 John Rauch/Joe Moss 6-9-1 overall. Rauch 3-4, Moss 3-5-1
1975 Russ Jackson 5-10-1
1976 Russ Jackson 7-8-1
1977 Leo Cahill 6-10
1978 Leo Cahill/Bud Riley 4-12 overall. Cahill 3-6, Riley 1-6
1979 Forrest Gregg 5-11
1980 Willie Wood 6-10
1981 Willie Wood/Tommy Hudspeth 2-14 overall. Wood 0-10, Hudspeth 2-4
1982 Bob O’Billovich 9-6-1
1983 Bob O’Billovich 12-4
1984 Bob O’Billovich 9-6-1
1985 Bob O’Billovich 6-10
1986 Bob O’Billovich 10-8
1987 Bob O’Billovich 11-6-1
1988 Bob O’Billovich 14-4
1989 Bob O’Billovich 7-11
1990 Don Matthews 10-8
1991 Adam Rita 13-5
1992 Adam Rita/Dennis Meyer 6-12 overall. Rita 3-8, Meyer 3-4
1993 Dennis Meyer/Bob O’Billovich 3-15 overall. Meyer 1-9, O’Billovich 2-6
1994 Bob O’Billovich 7-11
1995 Mike Faragalli/Bob O’Billovich 4-14 overall. Faragalli 2-7, O’Billovich 2-7
1996 Don Matthews 15-3
1997 Don Matthews 15-3
1998 Don Matthews 9-9
1999 Jim Barker 9-9
2000 John Huard/Michael Clemons 7-10-1 overall. Huard 1-6-1, Clemons 6-4
2001 Michael Clemons 7-11
2002 Gary Etcheverry/Michael Clemons 8-10 overall. Etcheverry 4-8, Clemons 4-2
2003 Michael Clemons 9-9
2004 Michael Clemons 10-7-1
2005 Michael Clemons 11-7
2006 Michael Clemons 10-8
2007 Michael Clemons 11-7
2008 Rich Stubler/Don Matthews 4-14 overall. Stubler 4-6, Matthews 0-8
2009 Bart Andrus 3-15
2010 Jim Barker 9-9
2011 Jim Barker 6-12
2012 Scott Milanovich 9-9
2013 Scott Milanovich 11-7
2014 Scott Milanovich 8-10
2015 Scott Milanovich 10-8
2016 Scott Milanovich 5-13
2017 Marc Trestman 9-9
2018 Marc Trestman 4-14
2019 Corey Chamblin 4-14
2020 No Season
2021 Ryan Dinwiddie 9-5
2022 Ryan Dinwiddie 11-7
2023 Ryan Dinwiddie 16-2
2024 Ryan Dinwiddie 10-8
ALL-TIME ARGO PLAYERS
ALL-TIME ARGOS
The profiles below focus only on the player’s time spent in Toronto, exclusively recognizing their accomplishments as a player with the Argos and why they were elected to this prestigious group. Any statistics, or individual or team awards achieved with other teams are not included in their profiles, nor are their non-playing accomplishments.
#9 DAMON ALLEN: Though he starred for several teams, Allen’s most productive time may have been spent in Double Blue. The dual-threat quarterback was named the league’s Most Outstanding Player in 2005, a year after leading theArgos to a Grey Cup win over BC, a game in which he scored a pair of touchdowns and was named the MVP.
Allen spent five years in Toronto. He’s third in most passing yards and in touchdown passes thrown by an Argo. Allen was named an All-Time Argo in 2023 and was elected to theCanadian Football Hall of Fame in 2012.
#52 LES ASCOTT: Ascott played on five Grey Cup championship teams as an Argo, 1937-38 and 1945-47. He was the first person to play 100 games in Double Blue. Ascott played primarily offensive tackle but also lined up at guard on the offensive line, and tackle on the defensive side. Named an All-Star in 1945.
He left the Argos following the 1941 season to join the Canadian Navy, then returned to the Argos in 1945. A former team captain, Ascott was named anAll-Time Argo in 2004.
#31 MICHAEL CLEMONS: Nobody in pro football history carried the ball for more yards than Clemons, who accumulated 25,438 combined yards in his 185 CFL games, all spent with the Argos. “Pinball” won three Grey Cups as a player, and is the team leader in receptions, punt return yards, and kickoff return yards. His 85 total touchdowns rank second in team history, as do his 5,341 rushing yards, and he is the only Argo to record multiple 100+ reception seasons, leading the league in each of those years. He holds the CFL record with 364 combined yards in a playoff game.
He was named the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player in 1990 and was twice named the Argos MOP.He is one of just four players to have his number retired by the team. Clemons was a two-time CFL All-Star, was named an All-Time Argos in 2000 and elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 2008.
#77 ROYAL COPELAND: Copeland will forever be linked with Joe Krol as “The Gold Dust Twins,” a dynamic combination that dominated the league. The speedy half back and defensive back won four Grey Cups with the Argos. He is the only player to score touchdowns in three straight Grey Cup games, the Argos three peat of 1945-47. His six playoff touchdowns, not including his Grey Cup TDs, ranks second in team history.
He was named a league All-Star four times. He was awarded the Russel Trophy in 1949.Copeland was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1988 and named anAll-Time Argo in 1997.
#79 JIM CORRIGALL: In 1975 he became the first, and still only Argo to be named the CFL’s Most Outstanding Defensive Player. He played all 146 games of his career as an Argo, and was named an East All-Star 8 times, a CFLAll-Star on 4 occasions. “Country” was twice named the team’s Most Outstanding Player, twice named the team’s Most Outstanding Defensive Player, also being recognized as the Argos Most Outstanding Canadian twice. He was named the East’s Most Outstanding Rookie in 1970.
Corrigall’s stats aren’t a reflection of his ability, as sacks and defensive tackles weren’t recorded until 1980 and 1987 respectively. He is credited with 16 fumble recoveries, second most in team history. He was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1990 and named an All-Time Argo in 1997.
#81 ULYSSES CURTIS: The first Black player to star with the Argos, and first American to star at running back for Toronto. In 1952 he came within 6 yards of becoming the first 1,000-yard rusher in team history, an accomplishment not realized in Toronto for another 6 years.
Curtis played five seasons in Double Blue, saving his best efforts for the playoffs. His 7 playoff touchdowns, excluding Grey Cup games, still ranks first in Argo history. In1950 he scored 25 points in a playoff season, tied for the team record until2024. He was named an All-Time Argo in 2005.
#69 DAN FERRONE: One of the most decorated offensive linemen in Argo history. The guard played 175 games as an Argo, being named an East All-Star 8 times, and a CFL All-Star 5 times. He was named the Argos Most Outstanding Lineman 8 times, and the East Division’s Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman twice.
Ferrone won the Grey Cup in 1983 and 1991. He was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 2013 and was named an All-Time Argo in 2006.
#2 DOUG FLUTIE: His stay in Toronto was brief but spectacular. Two Grey Cup wins, two CFL Most Outstanding Player Awards, two Grey Cup MVP awards, and enough memories to last a lifetime. Flutie threw for a club record 5,720 yards in 1996, then 5,505 yards in ‘97, which ranks third on the list. He set team records with 47 touchdown passes in a season and with TD passes in 21-consecutive games.
He holds the team record with 654 passing yards in Grey Cup games. Despite playing just two seasons in Toronto, Flutie’s accomplishments were recognized by his selection as an All-Time Argo in 2017. He was elected to the CanadianFootball Hall of Fame in 2008.
#10 TERRY GREER: Became the first CFL player to record 2,000 receiving yard in a season, finishing with 2,003 in 1983. He’d end his career with 6,817 receiving yards, fifth in team history. Greer co-holds the CFL record with 16 catches in a game, and the outright team lead with a 246-yard game. He holds the team record with 11,100+ yard games in a season and would finish his career with 25100-or-more-yard games, and 5 games with 200 or more yards, including hitting that milestone in three consecutive games. His 109-yard touchdown on a kickoff return is one yard off the team record.
Greer was named the East Division’s Most Outstanding Player in 1983, an East All-Star 4times, and a CFL All-Star twice. He was elected to the Canadian FootballHall of Fame in 2019 and named to the inaugural group of All-Time Argos in 1996.
#77 RODNEY HARDING: No Argo got to the quarterback more often than Harding. His 92 sacks as an Argonaut is easily the club record, 41 more than the second-place total. His 5-sack game in 1988 remains the team record, and his 18 in a season ranks second in team history. He also holds top spot in the record book with 3 sacks in his ArgoGrey Cup career.
Harding suited up 165 times in Double Blue. He was named the team’s Most Outstanding Player and Most Outstanding Defensive Player in 1992 and was a 5-time EastAll-Star, and 2-time CFL All-Star. He was named an All-Time Argo in 2012 and elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 2016.
#54 ED HARRINGTON: A powerful force off the edge, Harrington was one of the strongest players in the league. A true gentleman off the field, he was a ferocious player who holds the team record with three career fumble recoveries for touchdowns.
Harrington was a 4-time East All-Star and was named a CFL All-Star three consecutive years 1968-70. He was named the Argos Most Outstanding Lineman in 1968 and was named an All-Time Argo in 2010.
#7 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY: Holloway led the Argos to back-to-back Grey Cup appearances in 1982-83, winning it all in ’83. The CFL’s Most Outstanding Player in 1982 passed for 16,619 yards and 98 TDs, both ranking second in team history. He was named aCFL All-Star in 1982 and twice named an East All-Star. A dual threat, he rushed for just under 1,500 yards with Toronto, scoring 9 touchdowns.
Holloway played 85 games in six seasons with the Boatmen. He was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1999 and named an All-Time Argo in 1998.
#55 JOE KROL: A multi-dimensional player who led the Argos through their most productive period in team history. Krol won 5 Grey Cup titles in Toronto,1945-47, ’50, and ’52, playing quarterback, running back, defensive back, while also punting and place kicking. He recorded a 95-yard punt, the fourth-longest in team history. His 6 career Grey Cup touchdown passes is still the Argo record. Krol also has the team mark for the longest interception return for a touchdown in a Grey Cup game, 65 yards vs. Winnipeg in 1945.
An All-Star halfback four times, Krol is one of just four Argos to have his number retired by the team. He was named Canada’s Athlete of the Year and won the Jeff Russel Trophy in 1946. Krol was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1963 and named to the inaugural group of All-Time Argos in 1996.
#27 MARV LUSTER: One of the most dominant defensive players of his era. An incredibly physical defensive back, Luster was also a ball magnet, finishing with 23 interceptions as an Argo, adding a club record 17 fumble recoveries.
He was named an East All-Star in 7 consecutive seasons, a CFL All-Star 6 times.He was named the Argos Most Outstanding Player in 1966 and 1970. Luster was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1990 and named anAll-Time Argo in 1998.
#16 DAVE MANN: An incredibly versatile player, Mann played receiver, defensive back, punter, and placekicker in his 155 games as an Argo. Remarkably consistent, he was a deep threat as a receiver, with his 22.6 yards per catch in 1960 is still a single-season Argo record. His 103-yard TD catch from Tobin Rote in 1960 ranks third all-time. Mann led the league in catches in 1961 and tied for the lead in catches and led the league in receiving yards in 1960. He scored 24 playoff points in 1968, tied for fourth in team history.
Mann was involved in the longest play in CFL history, as Boyd Carter returned a missed field goal 15 yards, then before he got out of the end zone he lateralled it to Mann, who took it 116 yards for a 131-yard TD. Mann’s 102-yard punt is tied for second in Argo history. He was named an East All-Star twice. He was named an All-Time Argo in 2005.
#88 PAUL MASOTTI: A true Argonaut, he played each of his 190 CFL games withToronto. He remains one of just 3 Argos with over 500 catches and is second in receiving yards with 8,772. He had over 1,000 yards in a season four times and his 244-yard game in 1995 ranks second all-time.
Masotti won 3 championships with the Argos and holds the team record with 14 catches and 247 receiving yards in Grey Cup games. He was the Most Outstanding Canadian in the 1997 Grey Cup game. He was an East All-Star four times, a CFL All-Star in 1994, the Argos Most Outstanding Player in 1994, and the Argos MostOutstanding Canadian 3 times. Masotti was named an All-Time Argo in 2000.
#87 DERRELL MITCHELL: Mitchell is the team’s all-time leader with 9,048 receiving yards and 74 touchdown catches, while placing second with 608 career receptions. “Mookie” holds the CFL record for catches in a season with a remarkable 160, while co-holding the league mark with 16 catches in a game. He also had a 16-catch game in the playoffs, a CFL record. He is one of 3 CFL players to hit the 2,000-yard mark in a season. His 32 games with at least 100 receiving yards is also the club record.
He was the CFL’s Most Outstanding Rookie in 1997, a 2-time CFL All-Star while with the Argos, and voted the team’s Most Outstanding Player 3 times. He was named an All-Time Argo in 2023 and was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 2016.
#36 DON MOEN: A model of consistency, nobody suited up in more games as an Argo than Moen, who played 222 games in Double Blue, 198 of them consecutively. The linebacker is credited with 503 tackles 34.5 sacks, and 15 fumble recoveries, but his tackle total would be substantially higher as that statistic wasn’t kept until 1987. His 15 tackles in Grey Cup games is tied for the team record.
Moen was named the Argos Most Outstanding Canadian on 6 occasions, and an East All-Star in 1988. He was named an All-Time Argo in 1999.
#67 TED MORRIS: A talented offensive player at both the running back and flying wing positions, he also played linebacker. A five-time All-Star, Morris won three Grey Cups with the Argos as a player.
Morris spent a decade playing for the Double Blue. He won the Jeff Russel Trophy in 1937. He was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1964 and named an All-Time Argo in 1998.
#60 DANNY NYKOLUK: The anchor of the Argos offensive line for over a decade. Nykoluk became the first person to play 200 games in Double Blue, finishing with 205, tied for the third most in team history. He also played 15 playoff games, not including Grey Cup appearances.
A two-time East All-Star, he was named the team’s Most Outstanding Lineman in 1969. Nykoluk is one of just four Argos to have his number retired. He was named as an inaugural All-Time Argo in 1996.
#50 MIKE O’SHEA: He played 205 games as an Argo and is the team’s all-time leader with 822 tackles. He’s second with 130 tackles on special teams and he added 25 sacks. He also tied for the team lead with 15 career tackles in Grey Cup games.
O’Shea was named the CFL’s Most Outstanding Canadian, was a CFL All-Star, and was the Argos Most Outstanding Player and Most Outstanding Defensive Player in 1999. A 3-time GreyCup champion with Toronto, he was the Argos Most Outstanding Canadian 3 times and an East All-Star twice. O’Shea was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 2017 and was named an All-Time Argo in 2015.
#15 RICKY RAY: The leading passer in Argo history threw for over 20,000 yards forthe Double Blue. He also holds team records with 114 TD passes and a 71.0 career completion percentage, while his 2013 passing rating of 126.4 is the CFL record. His 32 games with 300 or more passing yards is the team record, while in 2017 he hit the 300-yard mark 13 times, one off the CFL record. Twice he passed for over 500 yards in a game.
Ray won a pair of Grey Cups with Toronto. His 100-yard TD pass in 2017 is the longest in Grey Cup history. He was named the Argos and East Division Most Outstanding Player three times. He was named an East All-Star three times and a CFL All-Star twice. He was named an All-Time Argo in 2024 and elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 2022.
#20 JIM ROUNTREE: A defensive ball hawk, Rountreeranks third on the all-time Argos list with 41 interceptions, including 10 inone season which led the league in 1960 and is tied for the team single-season record.
Aseven-time East All-Star, and two-time CFL All-Star, he played offence,defence, and returned punts. He holds the Argo record for the longestreception, a 108-yard pass from Tobin Rote in 1961. The team’s Most OutstandingPlayer in 1961, Rountree was named an All-Time Argo in 2004.
#22 DICK SHATTO: The team’s all-time rushing leader with 7,007, Shatto was named the Argos Most Outstanding Player eight times and the East MOP three times. A career Argo, he played 159 games in Double Blue. He holds team records with 91 touchdowns, and 38 rushing touchdowns. His 52 receiving TDs is tied for second in club history.
Shatto was named an East All-Star eight times, a CFL All-Star twice. In 1958 he became the first Argo to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season. His 16 career games with 100 or more rushing yar2ds is still the team record. He is one of just four players with their number retired by the Argos. He was named to the inaugural group of All-Time Argos in 1996 and was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1975.
#68 JIM STILLWAGON: A high-profile college player that became an immediate star in the CFL. He was named a CFL All-Star in each of his first two years and again in his fourth year and was voted the Argos Most Outstanding Lineman in each of his first three seasons. In 1972 the undersized defensive tackle was named the Most Outstanding Lineman in the East.
Incredibly quick for an interior lineman, Stillwagon became known for his tenacity on the field, playing every down as if it was his last. Stillwagon was named an All-Time Argo in 2009.
#33 BILL SYMONS: A dominant running back, Symons became the first Argo to be named the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player in 1968. He’s third all-time in team rushing. Symons holds the records for the longest regular season run, 98 yards, and the longest playoff run, 100 yards, which is also the CFL playoff record.
His four consecutive games with over 100 rushing yards is still the team record. He was named the Argos Most Outstanding Player twice and a CFL All-Star twice. Symons was named to the inaugural group of All-Time Argos in 1996 and elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1997.
#66 BILL ZOCK: Zock played for 17 years in the CFL, a decade of which was with the Argos. Playing guard and tackle over the course of his career, he was known as an exceptionally strong player who used intimidation as a big part of his repertoire.
Zock was named an All-Star in 1946 and ’47. He was officially on three GreyCup winning teams with the Argos as a part of the team’s three peat 1945-47. He was also on the Argos team for Cup wins in his first two seasons 1937-38, but he was not a part of the game day roster, so he isn’t officially credited with those wins, though he was certainly a member of five Grey Cup winning Argo teams. He was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1984 and named an All-Time Argo in 1999.
ALL-TIME ARGO BUILDERS
LEW HAYMAN
Hayman joined the organization in 1932 as the interim head coach. The “interim” title was dropped the next year, and the Argos went on to win the Grey Cup. Hayman would lead the club to two more championships in 1937 and 1938. He’d leave the organization following the 1940 season.
After leading Toronto RCAF to the 1942 title, then co-founding the Montreal Alouettes, Hayman returned to the Argos in 1956. He would hold several titles, including president, managing director, and vice-chairman and director until he left the club following the team’s Grey Cup win in 1983.
Hayman is second to only Bob O’Billovich in seasons spent coaching the Argos, has the most playoff wins, and is tied with the legendary Ted Morris with 3 Grey Cups wins as a head coach, the most by an Argo head coach.
He spent a total of 37 seasons with the Argos. Hayman was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1975and was in the inaugural group of All-Time Argo Builders in 2024.
PETER MARTIN
One of the greatest ambassadors the Argos ever had, Peter Martin joined the organization as a player in 1965 and retired after the 1972 season.
While he was an outstanding linebacker and a team captain, number 77’s contributions to the Argonauts were not limited to the gridiron. In 1977 he would begin a lengthy career as the colour commentator on Argo radio broadcasts. His insight and passion made him a fan favourite, and he held the position, aside from a handful of years, until the conclusion of the 2010 season.
Martin was also the president of the Argos Alumni Association for many years, finally stepping down following the 100th Grey Cup season in 2012.
In 2000 he was named to the media wing of the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. In 2016 the Canadian Football League Alumni Association named Martin and Michael Clemons as its Men of the Year.
Martin was in the inaugural group of All-Time Argo Builders in 2024.
BOB O’BILLOVICH
“Obie” arrived in 1982 to take over a team that had not been to the Grey Cup in 30 years. O’Billovich’s Argonauts made the Grey Cup in his first year, then won it a season later by beating the BC Lions in Vancouver. He’d also lead the team to the championship game in 1987.
After then spending three seasons with the Lions, O’Billovich returned to coach the Argos in 1993 and added theGM title a year later.
He is the all-time Argos leader in seasons coached, games coached, games won, most regular-season division titles, most playoff appearances, and he is tied with Lew Hayman and Teddy Morris for most Grey Cup appearances.
O’Billovich was in the inaugural group of All-Time Argo Builders in 2024.
grey cups
GREY CUP GAMES
YEAR DATE OPPONENT SITE SCORE COACH
2024 NOV. 17 WINNIPEG VANCOUVER 41-24 RYAN DINWIDDIE
2022 NOV. 20 WINNIPEG REGINA 24-23 RYAN DINWIDDIE
2017 NOV. 26 CALGARY OTTAWA 27-24 MARC TRESTMAN
2012 NOV. 25 CALGARY TORONTO 35 - 22 SCOTT MILANOVICH
2004 NOV. 21 B.C. OTTAWA 27 - 19 MICHAEL CLEMONS
1997 NOV. 16 SASKATCHEWAN EDMONTON 47 – 23 DON MATTHEWS
1996 NOV. 24 EDMONTON HAMILTON 43 - 37 DON MATTHEWS
1991 NOV. 24 CALGARY WINNIPEG 36 - 21 ADAM RITA
1983 NOV. 27 B.C. VANCOUVER 18 - 17 BOB O’BILLOVICH
1952 NOV. 29 EDMONTON TORONTO 21 – 11 FRANK CLAIR
1950 NOV. 25 WINNIPEG TORONTO 13 - 0 FRANK CLAIR
1947 NOV. 29 WINNIPEG TORONTO 10 - 9 TED MORRIS
1946 NOV. 30 WINNIPEG TORONTO 28 - 6 TED MORRIS
1945 DEC. 1 WINNIPEG TORONTO 35 - 0 TED MORRIS
1938 DEC. 10 WINNIPEG TORONTO 30 - 7 LEW HAYMAN
1937 DEC. 11 WINNIPEG TORONTO 4 - 3 LEW HAYMAN
1933 DEC. 9 SARNIA SARNIA 4 – 3 LEW HAYMAN
1921 DEC. 3 EDMONTON TORONTO 23 – 0 SINC MCEVENUE
1914 DEC. 5 U of TORONTO TORONTO 14 - 2 BILLY FOULDS
GREY CUP LOSSES
YEAR DATE OPPONENT SITE SCORE COACH
1987 NOV. 29 EDMONTON VANCOUVER 38 - 36 BOB O’BILLOVICH
1982 NOV. 28 EDMONTON TORONTO 32 - 16 BOB O’BILLOVICH
1971 NOV. 28 CALGARY VANCOUVER 14 - 11 LEO CAHILL
1920 DEC. 4 U. of TORONTO TORONTO 16 - 3 MIKE RODDEN
1912 NOV. 30 HAMILTON ALERTS HAMILTON 11 – 4 JACK NEWTON
1911 NOV. 25 U. of TORONTO TORONTO 14 - 7 BILLY FOULDS
COACHING
MOST WINS BY A HEAD COACH, GREY CUP COACH
3 TED MORRIS 1945-47
3 LEW HAYMAN 1933, 1937-38
2 FRANK CLAIR 1950, 1952
2 DON MATTHEWS 1996-97
2 RYAN DINWIDDIE 2022, 2024
CONSECUTIVE APPEARANCES BY HEAD COACH, GREY CUP COACH
3 TED MORRIS 1945-47
2 LEW HAYMAN 1937-38
2 BOB O’BILLOVICH 1982-83
2 DON MATTHEWS 1996-97
SCORING
NOTE: SCORING STATISTICS SINCE 1937
MOST TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP CAREER
3 RED STOREY 1938
3 DOUG SMYLIE 1945-46
3 ROYAL COPELAND 1945-47
2 SEVERAL
MOST TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP GAME
3 RED STOREY WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 10, 1938
2 LIONEL CONACHER EDM. AT TOR. DEC. 3, 1921
2 DOUG SMYLIE WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 1, 1945
2 BILLY MYERS WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 1, 1945
2 GILL FENERTY EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
2 DAMON ALLEN B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
2 A.J. OUELLETTE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP CAREER
2 ROYAL COPELAND 1945-47
1 SEVERAL PLAYERS
MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP GAME
1 SEVERAL PLAYERS
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP CAREER
3 RED STOREY 1938
2 DOUG FLUTIE 1996-97
2 DAMON ALLEN 2004
2 A.J. OUELLETTE 2022
MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP GAME
3 RED STOREY WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 10, 1938
2 DAMON ALLEN B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
2 A.J. OUELLETTE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP GAME
1 RAGHIB ISMAIL 87 YARDS CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
1 ADRION SMITH 95 YARDS SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
MOST PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP GAME
1 JIMMY CUNNINGHAM 80 YARDS EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP GAME
1 JOE KROL 65 YARDS WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 1, 1945
1 ROBERT PRIESTER 61 YARDS WPG. AT B.C NOV. 17, 2024
1 ED BERRY 50 YARDS CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
1 ADRION SMITH 49 YARDS EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
1 PACINO HORNE 25 YARDS CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
MOST FUMBLE RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP GAME
1 GLAD MURPHY U. of T. ATTOR. DEC. 5, 1914
1 FREDDIE MILLS U. of T. ATTOR. DEC. 5, 1914
1 ROGER SCALES 36 YARDS CGY AT VAN. NOV. 28, 1971
1 DOUG LANDRY 54 YARDS EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
1 CASSIUS VAUGHN 109 YARDS CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
MOST SINGLES, GREY CUP CAREER
5 JOE KROL
3 ROSS BINKLEY
3 DUNC MUNRO
2 HANK ILESIC
2 LANCE CHOMYC
MOST SINGLES, GREY CUP GAME
4 JOE KROL WPG. AT TOR. NOV. 29,1947
3 ROSS BINKLEY U. of T. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 1911
3 DUNC MUNRO U. of T. AT TOR. DEC. 4, 1920
2 HANK ILESIC BC AT BC NOV. 27, 1983
MOST FIELD GOALS, GREY CUP CAREER
9 MIKE VANDERJAGT
5 LANCE CHOMYC
5 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU
3 BORIS BEDE
2 NICK VOLPE
2 NOEL PREFONTAINE
2 SWAYZE WATERS
MOST FIELD GOALS, GREY CUP GAME
5 MIKE VANDERJAGT EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
4 MIKE VANDERJAGT SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
4 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
3 LANCE CHOMYC EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
3 BORIS BEDE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, GREY CUP CAREER
9 MIKE VANDERJAGT
9 LANCE CHOMYC
6 BORIS BEDE
5 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU
4 HANK ILESIC
3 IVAN MACMILLAN
3 NOEL PREFONTAINE
MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, GREY CUP GAME
6 BORIS BEDE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
5 LANCE CHOMYC EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
5 MIKE VANDERJAGT EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
4 HANK ILESIC B.C. AT B.C. NOV 27, 1983
4 LANCE CHOMYC CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
4 MIKE VANDERJAGT SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
4 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, GREY CUP CAREER (MIN. 5 ATTEMPTS)
100.0 MIKE VANDERJAGT 9/9
100.0 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU 5/5
55.6 LANCE CHOMYC 5/9
50.0 BORIS BEDE 3/6
HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, GREY CUP GAME (MIN. 3 ATTEMPTS)
100.0 MIKE VANDERJAGT 5/5 EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
100.0 MIKE VANDERJAGT 4/4 SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
100.0 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU 4/4 WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
66.7 NOEL PREFONTAINE 2/3 B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
60.0 LANCE CHOMYC 3/5 EDM. AT B.C. NOV 29, 1987
LONGEST FIELD GOAL, GREY CUP GAME
50 LANCE CHOMYC EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
46 BORIS BEDE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
45 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU WPG. AT B.C. NOV 17, 2024
43 HANK ILESIC B.C. AT B.C. NOV. 27, 1983
38 MIKE VANDERJAGT EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
MOST CONVERTS, GREY CUP CAREER
9 MIKE VANDERJAGT
7 LANCE CHOMYC
6 JOE KROL
4 SWAYZE WATERS
4 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU
MOST CONVERTS, GREY CUP GAME
5 MIKE VANDERJAGT SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
4 MIKE VANDERJAGT EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
4 LANCE CHOMYC CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
4 SWAYZE WATERS CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
4 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU WPG. AT. B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
MOST TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS, GREY CUP GAME
2 DECLAN CROSS 2 RECEPTIONS CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
OFFENCE
PASSING
MOST PASSING YARDS, GREY CUP CAREER
654 DOUG FLUTIE
528 RICKY RAY
414 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY
299 DAMON ALLEN
252 NICK ARBUCKLE
232 NOBBY WIRKOWSKI
MOST PASSING YARDS, GREY CUP GAME
352 DOUG FLUTIE SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
319 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1982
302 DOUG FLUTIE EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
299 DAMON ALLEN B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
297 RICKY RAY CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, GREY CUP CAREER
73 DOUG FLUTIE
62 RICKY RAY
49 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY
37 NICK ARBUCKLE
34 DAMON ALLEN
29 MATT DUNIGAN
MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, GREY CUP GAME
38 DOUG FLUTIE SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
37 NICK ARBUCKLE WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
35 DOUG FLUTIE EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
34 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28. 1982
34 DAMON ALLEN B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
32 RICKY RAY TOR. AT CGY. NOV. 26, 2017
30 RICKY RAY CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP CAREER
6 JOE KROL
3 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY
3 DOUG FLUTIE
3 RICKY RAY
2 MATT DUNIGAN
MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS, GREY CUP GAME
3 JOE KROL WPG. AT TOR. NOV. 30, 1946
3 DOUG FLUTIE SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
2 JOE KROL WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 1, 1945
2 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1982
2 MATT DUNIGAN CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
2 RICKY RAY CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
2 NICK ARBUCKLE WPG. AT B.C. NOV 17, 2024
MOST PASSES COMPLETED, GREY CUP CAREER
52 DOUG FLUTIE
37 RICKY RAY
26 NICK ARBUCKLE
24 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY
23 DAMON ALLEN
MOST PASSES COMPLETED, GREY CUP GAME
30 DOUG FLUTIE SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
26 NICK ARBUCKLE WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
23 DAMON ALLEN B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
22 DOUG FLUTIE EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
19 RICKY RAY CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
18 RICKY RAY CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
HIGHEST PASSING COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, GREY CUP CAREER (MIN. 20 ATTEMPTS)
71.2 DOUG FLUTIE 52/73
70.1 NICK ARBUCKLE 26/37
67.7 DAMON ALLEN 23/34
59.7 RICKY RAY 37/62
58.3 JOE BARNES 14/24
53.6 MCLEOD BETHEL-THOMPSON 15/28
HIGHEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, GREY CUP GAME (MIN. 10 ATTEMPTS)
78.9 DOUG FLUTIE 30/38 SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16,1997
70.1 NICK ARBUCKLE 26/37 WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
67.7 DAMON ALLEN 23/34 B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
63.2 MATT DUNIGAN 12/19 CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
62.9 DOUG FLUTIE 22/35 EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
60.0 RICKY RAY 18/30 CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
59.4 RICKY RAY 19/32 CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
58.3 JOE BARNES 14/24 BC AT BC NOV. 27, 1983
PASS RECEIVING
MOST PASS RECEIVING YARDS, GREY CUP CAREER
247 PAUL MASOTTI
178 TERRY GREER
175 DEVIER POSEY
173 CEDRIC MINTER
136 ROBERT DRUMMOND
129 EMANUEL TOLBERT
113 DERRELL SMITH
109 MICHAEL CLEMONS
101 ROBERT BAKER
MOST PASS RECEIVING YARDS, GREY CUP GAME
175 DEVIER POSEY CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
105 TERRY GREER EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1982
105 CEDRIC MINTER EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1982
102 PAUL MASOTTI SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
101 ROBERT BAKER B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
100 PAUL MASOTTI EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, GREY CUP CAREER
14 PAUL MASOTTI
13 CEDRIC MINTER
12 ROBERT DRUMMOND
11 TERRY GREER
10 MICHAEL CLEMONS
10 DAVARIS DANIELS
MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, GREY CUP GAME
8 CHAD KACKERT CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
7 TERRY GREER EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1982
7 CEDRIC MINTER EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1982
7 DAVARIS DANIELS WPG. AT. SSK. NOV. 20, 2022
7 DEVIER POSEY CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
LONGEST PASS RECEPTION, GREY CUP GAME
100 RICKY RAY TO DEVIER POSEY (TD) CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
84 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY TO EMANUEL TOLBERT (TD) EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1982
75 NOBBY WIRKOWSKI TO DOUG PYZER EDM. AT TOR. NOV 29, 1952
62 RICKY RAY TO JASON BARNES CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
61 GILBERT RENFROE TO GIL FENERTY (TD) EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
55 JOE THEISMANN TO MEL PROFIT CGY. AT B.C. NOV. 28,1971
RUSHING
MOST RUSHING YARDS, GREY CUP CAREER
178 ROBERT DRUMMOND
138 DOUG FLUTIE
133 CHAD KACKERT
106 GILL FENERTY
79 KA’DEEM CAREY
78 CONDREDGE HOLLOWAY
75 JOHN AVERY
69 BILL BASS
MOST RUSHING YARDS, GREY CUP GAME
211^ LIONEL CONACHER EDM. AT TOR. DEC. 3, 1921
133 CHAD KACKERT CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
128 ROBERT DRUMMOND SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
106 GILL FENERTY EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
103 DOUG FLUTIE EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
79 KA’DEEM CAREY WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
75 JOHN AVERY B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
69 BILL BASS EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 29, 1952
MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, GREY CUP CAREER
28 ROBERT DRUMMOND
20 CHAD KACKERT
17 DOUG FLUTIE
17 GILL FENERTY
15 KA’DEEM CAREY
12 LEON MCQUAY
MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, GREY CUP GAME
20 CHAD KACKERT CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
17 GILL FENERTY EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
16 ROBERT DRUMMOND SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
15 KA’DEEM CAREY WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
12 LEON MCQUAY CGY. AT BC. NOV. 28, 1971
12 DOUG FLUTIE EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
12 ROBERT DRUMMOND EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER CARRY, GREY CUP GAME (MIN. 10 CARRIES)
8.0 ROBERT DRUMMOND 16/128 SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
8.6 DOUG FLUTIE 12/103 EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
6.8 JOHN AVERY 11/75 B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
6.7 CHAD KACKERT 20/133 CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
6.3 BILL BASS 11/69 EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 29, 1952
6.2 GILL FENERTY 17/106 EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
LONGEST RUSH, GREY CUP GAME
70 BILLY MYERS (TD) WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 1, 1945
35 ROBERT DRUMMOND SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
34 GILL FENERTY EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
28 CHAD KACKERT CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
26 JOHN AVERY B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
25 DANNY BARRETT EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
DEFENCE
TACKLES
NOTE: OFFICIAL TACKLE RECORDS KEPT SINCE 1982
MOST DEFENSIVE TACKLES, GREY CUP CAREER
15 MIKE O’SHEA
15 DON MOEN
11 ED JACKSON
10 REGGIE PLEASANT
9 DARRYL FORD
9 ADRION SMITH
MOST DEFENSIVE TACKLES, GREY CUP GAME
11* ED JACKSON EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1982
9 DARRYL FORD CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
8* WILLIAM MITCHELL B.C. AT B.C. NOV. 27, 1983
8 DON MOEN CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
8 MICHAEL FLETCHER B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
8 QUDARIUS FORD CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
7 ED BERRY EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
7 KENNY WHEATON B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
*Unofficial. Tackles not recognized as an official stat until 1987.
MOST SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES, GREY CUP CAREER (SINCE 1991)
5 LLEVI NOEL
4 DONALD SMITH
4 JACK CASSAR
3 BRUCE ELLIOTT
3 CHUCK WINTERS
3 JASON POTTINGER
3 THIADRIC HANSEN
MOST SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES, GREY CUP GAME
5 LLEVI NOEL CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
4 DONALD SMITH SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
4 JACK CASSAR WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
3 BRUCE ELLIOTT CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
3 CHUCK WINTERS BC AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
3 JASON POTTINGER CGY. AT TOR. NOV 25, 2012
3 THIADRIC HANSEN WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
QUARTERBACK SACKS MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS, GREY CUP CAREER (Since 1982)
3 RODNEY HARDING
2 DAN SELLERS
2 DARRYL FORD
1.5 JAMES CURRY
MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS, GREY CUP GAME
2 DAN SELLERS EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
2 RODNEY HARDING CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
2 DARRYL FORD CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
1.5 JAMES CURRY BC AT BC NOV. 27, 1983
INTERCEPTIONS
MOST INTERCEPTION RETURNS, GREY CUP CAREER
2 REGGIE PLEASANT
2 LESTER SMITH
MOST INTERCEPTION RETURNS, GREY CUP GAME
2 REGGIE PLEASANT CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
2 LESTER SMITH SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS, GREY CUP CAREER
61 ROBERT PRIESTER
60 JOE KROL
58 WYNTON MCMANIS
54 DICK THORNTON
50 ED BERRY
49 ADRION SMITH
MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS, GREY CUP GAME
61 ROBERT PRIESTER WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
58 WYNTON MCMANIS WPG. AT B.C. NOV 17, 2024
55 JOE KROL WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 1, 1945
54 DICK THORNTON CGY. AT B.C. NOV. 28, 1971
50 ED BERRY CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
49 ADRION SMITH EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN, GREY CUP GAME
61 ROBERT PRIESTER WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
58 WYNTON MCMANIS WPG. AT B.C. NOV 17, 2024
60 JOE KROL WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 1, 1945
54 DICK THORNTON CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1971
50 ED BERRY (TD) CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
49 ADRION SMITH (TD) EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
FUMBLE RETURNS MOST FUMBLE RETURNS, GREY CUP CAREER
2 KEITH CASTELLO 1991
MOST FUMBLE RETURNS, GREY CUP GAME
2 KEITH CASTELLO CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
MOST FUMBLE RETURN YARDS, GREY CUP CAREER
109 CASSIUS VAUGHN
54 DOUG LANDRY
36 ROGER SCALES
MOST FUMBLE RETURN YARDS, GREY CUP GAME
109 CASSIUS VAUGHN CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
54 DOUG LANDRY EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
36 ROGER SCALES CGY. AT B.C. NOV. 28, 1971
LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN, GREY CUP GAME
109 CASSIUS VAUGHN (TD) CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
54 DOUG LANDRY (TD) EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
36 ROGER SCALES (TD) CGY. AT B.C. NOV. 28, 1971*
*Joe Vijuk recovered fumble and returned it 0 yards, then lateraled it to Scales who returned it 36 yards for a touchdown.
SPECIAL TEAMS
MOST FIELD GOALS, GREY CUP CAREER
9 MIKE VANDERJAGT
5 LANCE CHOMYC
5 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU
3 BORIS BEDE
2 NICK VOLPE
2 NOEL PREFONTAINE
2 SWAYZE WATERS
MOST FIELD GOALS, GREY CUP GAME
5 MIKE VANDERJAGT EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
4 MIKE VANDERJAGT SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
4 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
3 LANCE CHOMYC EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
3 BORIS BEDE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, GREY CUP CAREER
9 MIKE VANDERJAGT
9 LANCE CHOMYC
6 BORIS BEDE
5 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU
4 HANK ILESIC
3 IVAN MACMILLAN
3 NOEL PREFONTAINE
MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, GREY CUP GAME
6 BORIS BEDE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
5 LANCE CHOMYC EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
5 MIKE VANDERJAGT EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
4 HANK ILESIC B.C. AT B.C. NOV 27, 1983
4 LANCE CHOMYC CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
4 MIKE VANDERJAGT SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
4 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, GREY CUP CAREER (MIN. 5 ATTEMPTS)
100.0 MIKE VANDERJAGT 9/9
100.0 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU 5/5
55.6 LANCE CHOMYC 5/9
50.0 BORIS BEDE 3/6
HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, GREY CUP GAME (MIN. 3 ATTEMPTS)
100.0 MIKE VANDERJAGT 5/5 EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
100.0 MIKE VANDERJAGT 4/4 SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
100.0 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU 4/4 WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
66.7 NOEL PREFONTAINE 2/3 B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
60.0 LANCE CHOMYC 3/5 EDM. AT B.C. NOV 29, 1987
LONGEST FIELD GOAL, GREY CUP GAME
50 LANCE CHOMYC EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
46 BORIS BEDE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
45 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU WPG. AT B.C. NOV 17, 2024
43 HANK ILESIC B.C. AT B.C. NOV. 27, 1983
38 MIKE VANDERJAGT EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
CONVERTS MOST CONVERTS, GREY CUP CAREER
9 MIKE VANDERJAGT
7 LANCE CHOMYC
6 JOE KROL
4 SWAYZE WATERS
4 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU
MOST CONVERTS, GREY CUP GAME
5 MIKE VANDERJAGT SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
4 MIKE VANDERJAGT EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
4 LANCE CHOMYC CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
4 SWAYZE WATERS CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
4 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU WPG. AT. B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
MOST TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS, GREY CUP GAME
2 DECLAN CROSS 2 RECEPTIONS CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
MOST KICKOFFS, GREY CUP CAREER
15 HANK ILESIC
14 MIKE VANDERJAGT
10 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU
8 SWAYZE WATERS
6 NOEL PREFONTAINE
MOST KICKOFFS, GREY CUP GAME
8 MIKE VANDERJAGT SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
8 SWAYZE WATERS CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
7 HANK ILESIC EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
6 MIKE VANDERJAGT EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
6 NOEL PREFONTAINE B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
MOST KICKOFF YARDS, GREY CUP CAREER
871 HANK ILESIC
738 MIKE VANDERJAGT
584 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU
500 SWAYZE WATERS
328 NOEL PREFONTAINE
MOST KICKOFF YARDS, GREY CUP GAME
500 SWAYZE WATERS CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
437 MIKE VANDERJAGT SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
427 HANK ILESIC EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
328 NOEL PREFONTAINE B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
HIGHEST KICKOFF AVERAGE, GREY CUP CAREER (MIN. 10 KICKOFFS)
58.4 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU
58.1 HANK ILESIC
52.7 MIKE VANDERJAGT
HIGHEST KICKOFF AVERAGE, GREY CUP GAME (MIN. 5 KICKOFFS)
63.8 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
62.5 SWAYZE WATERS CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
61.0 HANK ILESIC EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
54.7 NOEL PREFONTAINE B.C. AT OTT. NOV. 21, 2004
54.6 MIKE VANDERJAGT SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
LONGEST KICKOFF, GREY CUP GAME
77 BORIS BEDE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
75 BORIS BEDE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
74 HANK ILESIC B.C. AT B.C. NOV. 27, 1983
73 MIKE VANDERJAGT SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
72 SWAYZE WATERS CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
MOST PUNTS, GREY CUP CAREER
23 HANK ILESIC
21 BOB ISBISTER
12 NOEL PREFONTAINE
11 ZENON ANDRUSYSHYN
11 JOHN HAGGERTY
10 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU
MOST PUNTS, GREY CUP GAME
21^ BOB ISBISTER WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 11, 1937
15^ BOB ISBISTER WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 10, 1938
11 JOE KROL EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 29, 1952
11 ZENON ANDRUSYSHYN CGY. AT B.C. NOV. 28, 1971
11 HANK ILESIC CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
10 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
8 DEAN DORSEY EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1982
8 HANK ILESIC B.C. AT B.C. NOV. 27, 1983
MOST PUNTING YARDS, GREY CUP CAREER
950 HANK ILESIC
947^ BOB ISBISTER
569 JOHN HAGGERTY
509 NOEL PREFONTAINE
466 ZENON ANDRUSYSHYN
MOST PUNTING YARDS, GREY CUP GAME
483^ JOE KROL EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 29, 1952
466 ZENON ANDRUSYSHYN CGY. AT B.C. NOV. 28, 1971
398 HANK ILESIC CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
376 HANK ILESIC B.C. AT B.C. NOV. 27, 1983
HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE, GREY CUP CAREER (MIN. 10 PUNTS)
51.7 JOHN HAGGERTY
42.4 ZENON ANDRUSYSHYN
42.4 NOEL PREFONTAINE
41.3 HANK ILESIC
36.4 LIRIM HAJRULLAHU 2017
HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE, GREY CUP GAME (MIN. 5 PUNTS)
54.8 JOHN HAGGERTY WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
49.2 JOHN HAGGERTY WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
47.0 HANK ILESIC B.C. AT B.C. NOV. 27, 1983
44.6 NOEL PREFONTAINE CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
43.9 JOE KROL EDM. AT TOR. NOV 29, 1952
42.4 ZENON ANDRUSYSHYN CGY. AT B.C. NOV. 28, 1971
LONGEST PUNT, GREY CUP GAME
77^ BOB ISBISTER WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 11, 1937
70^ BOB ISBISTER WPG. AT TOR. DEC. 10, 1938
70 JOHN HAGGERTY WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
68 JOE KROL EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 29, 1952
60^ AB BOX SAR. AT SAR. DEC. 9, 1933
60 JOHN HAGGERTY WPG. AT B.C. NOV. 17, 2024
59 ZENON ANDRUSYSHYN CGY. AT B.C. NOV. 28, 1971
55 HANK ILESIC B.C. AT B.C. NOV. 27, 1983
MOST PUNT RETURNS, GREY CUP CAREER
9 CARL BRAZLEY
7 ED SOERGEL
6 HARRY ABOFS
6 JAVON LEAKE
5 PETER PAQUETTE
5 RAGHIB ISMAIL
5 MICHAEL CLEMONS
MOST PUNT RETURNS, GREY CUP GAME
9 CARL BRAZLEY B.C. AT B.C. NOV. 27, 1983
7 ED SOERGEL EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 29, 1952
6 HARRY ABOFS CGY. AT B.C. NOV. 28, 1971
6 JAVON LEAKE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
5 PETER PAQUETTE CGY. AT B.C. NOV. 28, 1971
5 RAGHIB ISMAIL CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
5 JAVON LEAKE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS, GREY CUP CAREER
116 JAVON LEAKE 2022
81 JIMMY CUNNINGHAM 1996
70 RAGHIB ISMAIL 1991
58 CARL BRAZLEY 1983
41 ED SOERGEL 1952
MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS, GREY CUP GAME
116 JAVON LEAKE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
81 JIMMY CUNNINGHAM EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
70 RAGHIB ISMAIL CGY. AT WPG NOV. 24, 1991
58 CARL BRAZLEY B.C. AT B.C. NOV. 27, 1983
41 ED SOERGEL EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 29, 1952
LONGEST PUNT RETURN, GREY CUP GAME
80 JIMMY CUNNINGHAM (TD) EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
67 RAGHIB ISMAIL CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
44 JAVON LEAKE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
23 ED SOERGEL EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 29, 1952
23 JAVON LEAKE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
23 JANARION GRANT WPG. AT VAN. NOV. 17, 2024
MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, GREY CUP CAREER
8 DWIGHT EDWARDS
7 MICHAEL CLEMONS
4 RAGHIB ISMAIL
4 JO JO HEATH
4 MARTESE JACKSON
4 JAVON LEAKE
MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, GREY CUP GAME
8 DWIGHT EDWARDS EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
5 MICHAEL CLEMONS EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
4 RAGHIB ISMAIL CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
4 JO JO HEATH EDM. AT TOR. NOV. 28, 1982
4 MARTESE JACKSON CGY. AT OTT. NOV. 26, 2017
4 JAVON LEAKE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, GREY CUP CAREER
183 RAGHIB ISMAIL
140 DWIGHT EDWARDS
139 ADRION SMITH
135 MICHAEL CLEMONS
80 JAVON LEAKE
MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, GREY CUP GAME
183 RAGHIB ISMAIL CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
140 DWIGHT EDWARDS EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
139 ADRION SMITH SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
96 MICHAEL CLEMONS EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
80 JAVON LEAKE WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN, GREY CUP GAME
95 ADRION SMITH (TD) SSK. AT EDM. NOV. 16, 1997
87 RAGHIB ISMAIL (TD) CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
44 ADRION SMITH SSK. AT EDM NOV. 16, 1997
43 RAGHIB ISMAIL CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
43 MICHAEL CLEMONS CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
43 CHAD OWENS CGY. AT TOR. NOV. 25, 2012
LONGEST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN, GREY CUP GAME
29 JIMMY CUNNINGHAM EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
21 JIMMY CUNNINGHAM EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
17 JIMMY CUNNINGHAM EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
1 CARL BRAZLEY CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
1 BRANDON BANKS WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, GREY CUP GAME
67 JIMMY CUNNINGHAM EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
1 CARL BRAZLEY CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
1 BRANDON BANKS WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022
MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, GREY CUP GAME
3 JIMMY CUNNINGHAM EDM. AT HAM. NOV. 24, 1996
1 DARNELL CLASH EDM. AT B.C. NOV. 29, 1987
1 CARL BRAZLEY CGY. AT WPG. NOV. 24, 1991
1 BRANDON BANKS WPG. AT REG. NOV. 20, 2022