Rugby Quebec
Rugby Québec is the popular name of the Fédération de Rugby du Québec which is the provincial governing body for the sport of rugby union in the Canadian province of Québec. The Fédération de Rugby du Québec is affiliated with the Canadian Rugby Union.
The Fédération de Rugby du Québec origins are hard to trace for two reasons. First, rugby union in Canada converged with and then later split from the game of Canadian football, often with rugby football unions representing both games, thus making an exact history hard to establish. Second, the Fédération de Rugby du Québec has not put a great emphasis on maintaining detailed historical records. This has led to gaps in its administrative and competition history and the lost information may never be known.
The Westmount Rugby Club traces its roots back to 1876 or 1878, and some sort of organized rugby has been played in Québec ever since. In the 1920s and 1930s many clubs made the transition to professional or semi-professional football. Regardless, several leagues were formed during the 1950s that were not associated with the Québec Rugby Union. This changed in the later 1960s and in the late 1970s the union officially changed its name to the Fédération de Rugby du Québec.
The FRQ has many differing levels and types of competition. There are two predominate competitions that have the longest historical record. The first is the Premier Championship Cup, which is awarded annually to the best rugby team in cup competition. This has also been known as the "Quebec Cup", Senior Cup, the First Division Cup, the A Division Cup and the Standard Life Cup and can trace its origins back to the 1950s. The second oldest championship is the Intermediate Cup, awarded to the best club team in the second side cup competition. This has also been known as the Second Division Cup, the B Division Cup and the Des O'Neill Trophy.
Original clubs
As leagues in Montréal and the St. Lawrence Rugger and Cricket Association were formed, the first cohort of modern clubs was founded.- Montreal Barbarians RFC - founded in 1953 and primarily located in the West Island of Montréal, this suburban club was Québec champions in 1957, 1963 and 1964, was First Division champs in 1997 to 1999 and 2002 to 2006 and, finally, was Second Division champs in 1997 to 1999 and 2001 to 2006.
- Westmount Rugby Club - possibly the oldest rugby club in North America, this team, once known as the Montreal Football Club, merged the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association and later became the Montreal Scottish RFC. After some members left to form the Wanderers and Barbarians, the club settled down in Westmount, and during its glory years in the 1960s challenged for many titles.
- Town of Mount Royal RFC - founded in 1955, members of this club would later found the Montreal Irish RFC. Situated in TMR and owners of its own clubhouse, this club once was a league powerhouse and has returned to championship form.
- Montreal Wanderers RFC - founded in 1957 as an offshoot of Westmount Rugby Club, and now located in Verdun, this team was one of the premier teams in eastern Canada during the 1960s.
- Montreal Irish RFC - founded in 1957, this urban based team later moved out to its own grounds and clubhouse in the rural suburbs of Montréal. Once a powerhouse, with First Division championships in 1958, 1959, 1969 and 1982, and a Second Division title in 1982. The club has more recently returned to prominence winning the Premier Division Championship in 2010, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2018
Ontario based clubs playing in Quebec
The early years of the Québec Rugby Union saw several teams from Ontario, specifically the Ottawa Valley, become league members. In 1956 the Bytown Beavers left the Ontario Rugby Union to play in Montreal because the travel for away games was shorter.. Teams from Ontario would continue to play in Quebec until 1982, winning 10 championships in 27 seasons, but would all eventually leave to join the Eastern Ontario Rugby Union which was formed in 1979.- Bytown Beavers RFC - played their first game against Westmount Rugby Club on October 20, 1951 at Ashbury College. Playing in the Québec Rugby Union in 1956 and becoming the Ottawa Beavers RFC in 1959, they won the Québec championship in 1966, 1970, 1972, 1974 and 1977, before leaving the league.
- Ottawa Indians RFC - founded in 1962 with players from the Bytown Beavers RFC, they played the first game between Ottawa based teams, losing to the Beavers by 6-3 in September, 1962. Having played in Quebec, they would eventually change their team name to the Ottawa Ospreys RFC in 2018.
- Ottawa Irish RFC - founded in 1963 from players that split off from the Bytown Beavers RFC, they played in the Québec Rugby Union, winning championships in 1975, 1976, 1979 and 1980. Additionally, they won the Eastern Canadian championship in 1979, 1980, and 1981.
- Ottawa Scottish RFC - was founded in 1976, played in Quebec, and later relocated and renamed Barrhaven Scottish RFC.
- Bytown Blues RFC was formed in 1971.
- Lynwood RFC won the Intermediate championship in 1979 and competed at the inaugural Canadian-American Rugby Tournament in 1974.
First French Canadian rugby club
The Amicale XV rugby club of Montreal, as reported in Montréal-Matin, played it first game on September 1, 1968, being both the first and only French rugby club in Canada.Amicale Franco-Canadienne XV - played their first game on September 1, 1968, beating the Montreal Irish RFC 11-3 at Rarymont School stadium. The next week they beat the Ottawa Indians RFC 14-3 in Ottawa on September 8, and were hosting the Ottawa Beavers RFC in Montreal the next weekend. On October 26, 1968 Amicale lost to the Montreal Wanderers RFC by 9-3 in Intermediate play. The team played only in the fall of 1968.First Expansion
The union began to expand in the 1970s and 1980s, with its first wave of new clubs. Additionally, for a good part of the 1970s several Ottawa based rugby teams regularly completed in the QRU, including the Ottawa Indians, Ottawa Irish, Ottawa Beavers, Ottawa Scottish and the Deep River Blues. Of particular importance was the entry of the Club de rugby Parc olympique into the FRQ, as it was the second primarily francophone team in the federation.- Ormstown Saracens RFC - formed in 1972, this was the first rural based team in the union. They challenged for and won several championships during the 1970s and 1980s. The Ormstown Saracens Rugby Football Club, founded by Rod Beattie and Dave Hardy, wear red and navy blue. In the 1980s the Saracens were successful, finishing first in the league in 1981, ‘82, ‘84 and ‘87. They won the Standard Life Cup in 1985.
- Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue RFC - known commonly as "SABRFC", Ste-Anne-de-Bellvue RFC originated around 1964 as the McDonald College team situated in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue on the westernmost part of the island of Montréal. Officially changed to Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue RFC in 1981, they have been the dominant team in the FRQ, winning 17 Senior titles and 11 Intermediate titles. In 2013, SABRFC's three Senior Men's teams swept the FRQ Premiership, Reserves, and Division IV leagues.
- Montreal Grads RFC - originally the McGill Graduates, formed by grads of that university, this popular social side played at Trenholme Park in Notre Dame de Grace during the 1970s and 1980s, after which it disbanded, never winning a cup. Legal activist James Lockyer was one of the founders.Chateauguay River Rats RFC - this successful but short lived team played on the South Shore and won one Second Division title during its time in the 1980s.
- Beaconsfield RFC - formed in 1983 and playing in the West Island, this team took many of its talented players from the English language high schools of the area, and later progressed to the First Division. They won the 2nd Division championship in 1984 and 2007.
- St. Lambert Locks RFC - formed in 1984 this South Shore team won the Second Division title in 1984 and 1986, and has added Senior titles in 1995, 96 and 2000. Members of this club would form the Montreal Exiles.
- Club de rugby Parc Olympique - formed in 1983 and originally situated at the training field at the Olympic Stadium, this highly competitive team won several titles. Its greatest significance was that it was the second francophone team in what was predominantly an anglophone organization. The formation of this team marked a true turning point in the history of rugby in Québec.
- Brome Lake Ducks RFC - formed in 1986 and the first team to be situated in the Eastern Townships, this young club survived many enjoyable but hard fought seasons to eventually become a two time championship team
Recent Expansion
The FRQ experienced substantial growth in the past three decades, and has added many new clubs, especially because rugby now enjoys a much greater popularity in French language school boards.- Club de Rugby de Québec - founded in 1988 as le Rugby Olympique Club de Québec, merged with Le Celtique de Ste-Foy and les Amazonnes in 2005.
- Rugby Club de Montréal - founded in 1995 and plays at Plateau Mont-Royal. Won the Provincial 1 division in 2003 and made it to the provincial Super League final in 2004. Won the Provincial 1 division reserve and Provincial 3 division in 2008, and the Provincial 1 reserve division in 2022 and 2003. Their women's side won the Quebec Cup in 2007.
- Armada Montreal RFC - founded in 2014, Armada Montréal RFC is the first inclusive gay rugby club in Quebec, welcoming all players regardless of sexual orientation. They have played in league competitions, but usually play friendly and competitive matches, sometimes in Montreal, sometimes on the road, and participates in national and international tournaments.
- les Gladiateurs - founded in 2015.
- Club de Rugby Rabaska de Victoriaville - founded in 2016, primarily youth rugby.
- Club de Rugby Lumberjacks - founded in 2017
- Rugby Châteauguay - founded in 2021
- Rugby Club Ottawa - founded in 2024.
- Montréal Phénix Rugby - founded in 2025.
- Le Mirage de Gatineau - part of L’association de Rugby Régionale de l’Outaouais, played in 2005
- Beauport Logers - which merged later with Club de Rugby de Québec
- Les Patriotes du Vieux-Montréal - founded 2005
- Montreal Exiles - founded in 2011, with players from St. Lambert Locks RFC
- Chelsea RFC - founded in 2005, Chelsea Rugby was a youth development program.
- Le club de rugby Les Gaulois - played in 2023 as a youth development program.
Current Clubs (as of 2025 season)
Source:- SUPER LEAGUE - men : Beaconsfield RFC, Town of Mount Royal RFC, Rugby Club de Montréal, Club de Rugby de Québec, Club de rugby Sainte-Anne de Bellevue, Parc Olympique
- LEAGUE 1 - men : Montreal Irish RFC, Montreal Wanderers RFC, Rugby Club Ottawa, Abénakis de Sherbrooke, XV de Montréal, Westmount Rugby Club
- LEAGUE 2 - men : St-Lambert Locks RFC, Brome Lake Ducks, Braves de Trois-Rivières, Ormstown Saracens RFC, Mont-Tremblant RFC
- LEAGUE 3 - men : Montréal Phénix Rugby, Nomades de Laval, Club de rugby Sainte-Anne de Bellevue III, Parc Olympique III, St-Lambert Locks RFC II , Montreal Barbarians RFC
- SUPER LEAGUE - women : Club de Rugby de Québec, Town of Mount Royal RFC, Club de rugby Sainte-Anne de Bellevue, Rugby Club Ottawa
- LEAGUE 1 - women : Montreal Irish RFC, Beaconsfield RFC, Club de Rugby de Québec II, Abénakis de Sherbrooke, Club de rugby Sainte-Anne de Bellevue II
- LEAGUE 2 - women : Rugby Club de Montréal, St-Georges Lumberjacks, Montreal Wanderers RFC, Braves de Trois-Rivières, Beaconsfield RFC II, Town of Mount Royal RFC II, Club de Rugby de Québec III, Montreal Barbarians RFC
- LEAGUE 3 - women : Montreal Irish RFC II, Rugby Châteauguay, Ormstown Saracens RFC, Westmount Rugby Club, Mont-Tremblant RFC, Rugby Club Ottawa II
Rugby Quebec Men's Cup Champions
- 1957 — Montreal Barbarians
- 1958 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 1959 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 1960 — Town of Mount Royal RFC
- 1961 — Town of Mount Royal RFC
- 1962 — Montreal Wanderers RFC
- 1963 — Montreal Barbarians
- 1964 — Montreal Barbarians
- 1965 — Montreal Wanderers RFC
- 1966 — Ottawa Beavers RFC
- 1967 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 1968 — Deep River Blues RFC
- 1969 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 1970 — Ottawa Beavers RFC
- 1971 — Montreal Wanderers RFC
- 1972 — Ottawa Beavers RFC
- 1973 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 1974 — Ottawa Beavers RFC
- 1975 — Ottawa Irish RFC
- 1976 — Ottawa Irish RFC
- 1977 — Ottawa Beavers RFC
- 1978 — Montreal Wanderers RFC
- 1979 — Ottawa Irish RFC
- 1980 — Ottawa Irish RFC
- 1981 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1982 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 1983 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1984 — Town of Mount Royal RFC
- 1985 — Ormstown Saracens
- 1986 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1987 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1988 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1989 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1990 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1991 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1992 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1993 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1994 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 1995 — Montreal Wanderers RFC
- 1996 — St-Lambert Locks
- 1997 — Montreal Barbarians
- 1998 — Montreal Barbarians
- 1999 — Montreal Barbarians
- 2000 — St-Lambert Locks
- 2001 — Montreal Barbarians
- 2002 — Montreal Barbarians
- 2003 — Montreal Barbarians
- 2004 — Montreal Barbarians
- 2005 — Montreal Barbarians
- 2006 — Montreal Barbarians
- 2007 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 2008 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 2009 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 2010 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 2011 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 2012 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 2013 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 2014 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 2015 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 2016 — Ste Anne de Bellevue RFC
- 2017 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 2018 — Montreal Irish RFC
- 2019 — Town of Mount Royal RFC
- 2020 — No cup awarded due to Covid-19
- 2021 — No cup awarded due to Covid-19
- 2022 — Town of Mount Royal RFC
- 2023 — Town of Mount Royal RFC
- 2024 — Beaconsfield RFC
- 2025 — Town of Mount Royal RFC
Recent Men's Champions
Note - league and cup competition was halted in 2020 and the cup was cancelled in 2021 due to covid.| Year | Super League champion | Super League Cup winner |
| 2017 | Bytown Blues | Montreal Irish 45-36 Bytown Blues |
| 2018 | Kingston Panthers | Montreal Irish 25-11 Club de Rugby de Québec |
| 2019 | Town of Mount Royal | Town of Mount Royal 44-12 Club de Rugby de Québec |
| 2020 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2021 | Montreal Irish | no cup play - covid |
| 2022 | Town of Mount Royal | Town of Mount Royal 22-10 Beaconsfield |
| 2023 | Beaconsfield | Town of Mount Royal 15-13 Beaconsfield |
| 2024 | Beaconsfield | Beaconsfield 20-19 Town of Mount Royal |
| 2025 | Beaconsfield | Town of Mount Royal 33-28 Beaconsfield |
| Year | Super League Reserve champion | Super League Reserve Cup winner |
| 2017 | Montreal Irish II | Montreal Irish II 17-10 Bytown Blues II |
| 2018 | Montreal Irish II | Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue II 50-19 Montreal Irish II |
| 2019 | Montreal Irish II | Montreal Irish II 27-21 Town of Mount Royal II |
| 2020 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2021 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2022 | Town of Mount Royal II | Town of Mount Royal II 44-25 Beaconsfield II |
| 2023 | Montreal Irish II | Montreal Irish II over Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue II |
| 2024 | Town of Mount Royal II | Town of Mount Royal II 18-8 Rugby Club de Montréal II |
| 2025 | Rugby Club de Montréal II | Beaconsfield II 43-17 Rugby Club de Montréal II |
| Year | Provincial 1 League champion | Provincial 1 Cup winner |
| 2017 | Sherbrooke Abenakis | Ottawa Irish 38-35 Barrhaven Scottish |
| 2018 | Town of Mount Royal | Town of Mount Royal 62-31 Parc Olympique |
| 2019 | Sainte-Anne de Bellevue | Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue 35-26 Beaconsfield |
| 2020 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2021 | Westmount | no cup play - covid |
| 2022 | Westmount | Rugby Club de Montréal over Westmount |
| 2023 | Rugby Club de Montréal | Rugby Club de Montréal 24-17 Montreal Wanderers |
| 2024 | Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue | Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue 32-17 Rugby Club Ottawa |
| 2025 | Montreal Irish | Montreal Irish over Montreal Wanderers |
NOTE: in 2023 4 teams from 1 League were combined with 4 teams from 2 League and played an interlocking, uneven schedule for League play, but not Cup playoffs.
| Year | Provincial 1 Reserve League champion | Provincial 1 reserve Cup winner |
| 2017 | Parc Olympique II | Parc Olympique II 20-13 Barrhaven Scottish II |
| 2018 | Parc Olympique II | Town of Mount Royal II 28-10 Rugby Club de Montréal II |
| 2019 | Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue II | Rugby Club de Montréal II 26-22 Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue II |
| 2020 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2021 | covid | no cup play - covid |
| 2022 | Rugby Club de Montréal II | Rugby Club de Montréal II 17-15 Montreal Wanderers II |
| 2023 | Rugby Club de Montréal II | Rugby Club de Montréal II 23-22 Montreal Wanderers II |
| 2024 | Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue II | Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue II 39-17 Montreal Wanderers II |
| 2025 | Montreal Irish II | XV de Montréal II 22-10 Montreal Irish II |
NOTE: in 2023 4 teams from 1 Reserve League were combined with 5 teams from 3 League and played an interlocking, uneven schedule for League play, but not Cup playoffs.
| Year | Provincial 2 League champion | Provincial 2 Cup winner |
| 2017 | Rugby Club de Montréal | Rugby Club de Montréal 21-8 Westmount |
| 2018 | Beaconsfield | Beaconsfield 32-19 St-Lambert Locks |
| 2019 | Montreal Wanderers | Montreal Wanderers 16-9 Westmount |
| 2020 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2021 | Mont-Tremblant | no cup play - covid |
| 2022 | Brome Lake Ducks | Brome Lake Ducks 26-24 Les Braves de Trois-Rivières |
| 2023 | see Provincial 1 League | Brome Lake Ducks 40-10 St-Lambert Locks |
| 2024 | Brome Lake Ducks | Brome Lake Ducks 20-17 Les Braves de Trois-Rivières |
| 2025 | St-Lambert Locks RFC | Ormstown Saracens 42-26 Brome Lake Ducks |
NOTE: in 2023 4 teams from 1 Reserve League were combined with 5 teams from 3 League and played an interlocking, uneven schedule for League play, but not Cup playoffs.
| Year | Provincial 3 League champion | Provincial 3 Cup winner |
| 2017 | Ottawa Osprey | Brome Lake Ducks 40-17 Les Braves de Trois-Rivières |
| 2018 | Ormstown Saracens | Ormstown Saracens 39-15 Les Braves de Trois-Rivières |
| 2019 | Barracudas Rugby de St-Jean | Les Braves de Trois-Rivières 25-22 Barracudas Rugby de St-Jean |
| 2020 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2021 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2022 | no play | |
| 2023 | see Provincial 1 Reserve League | XV de Montréal 21-7 Mont-Tremblant |
| 2024 | XV de Montréal II | Mont-Tremblant over XV de Montréal II |
| 2025 | Montréal Phénix Rugby | Montréal Phénix Rugby 19-6 Nomades de Laval |
NOTE: in 2023 4 teams from 1 League were combined with 4 teams from 2 League and played an interlocking, uneven schedule for League play, but not Cup playoffs.
| Year | Developmental League champion | Developmental Cup winner |
| 2017 | Barbarians | Barbarians 26-24 Rugby Club de Montréal II |
| 2018 | XV de Montréal | XV de Montréal 20-19 Mont-Tremblant |
| 2019 - 1 | Montreal Wanderers II | Mont-Tremblant 29-25 Montreal Wanderers II |
| 2019 - 2 | Town of Mount Royal III | |
| 2023 | Le club de rugby Les Gaulois | only game played |
| Year | Championnat Loisir League champion | Championnat Loisir Cup winner |
| 2017 | Mont-Tremblant | Mont-Tremblant 44-10 Town of Mount Royal III |
Recent Women's Champions
Note - league and cup competition was halted in 2020 and the cup was cancelled in 2021 due to covid.| Year | Super League champion | Super League Cup winner |
| 2017 | Club de Rugby de Québec | Club de Rugby de Québec 46-39 Town of Mount Royal |
| 2018 | Club de Rugby de Québec | Club de Rugby de Québec 24-17 Town of Mount Royal |
| 2019 | Club de Rugby de Québec | Club de Rugby de Québec 11-7 Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue |
| 2020 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2021 | Club de Rugby de Québec | no cup play - covid |
| 2022 | Club de Rugby de Québec | Club de Rugby de Québec 50-0 Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue |
| 2023 | Club de Rugby de Québec | Club de Rugby de Québec 41-0 Town of Mount Royal |
| 2024 | Club de Rugby de Québec | Club de Rugby de Québec 34-7 Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue |
| 2025 | Club de Rugby de Québec | Club de Rugby de Québec 25-20 Town of Mount Royal |
| Year | Super League Reserve champion | Super League Reserve Cup winner |
| 2023 | Sainte-Anne de Bellevue II | Sainte-Anne de Bellevue II over Beaconsfield |
| 2024 | Club de Rugby de Québec II | Club de Rugby de Québec II 24-22 Beaconsfield |
| Year | Provincial 1 League champion | Provincial 1 Cup winner |
| 2017 | Club de Rugby de Québec II | St-Lambert Locks 33-5 Club de Rugby de Québec II |
| 2018 | Ottawa Irish | Abénakis de Sherbrooke 55-38 Kingston Panthers |
| 2019 | Club de Rugby de Québec II | Club de Rugby de Québec II 25-5 Ottawa Irish |
| 2020 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2021 | ??? | no cup play - covid |
| 2022 | St-Lambert Locks | St-Lambert Locks 13-12 Beaconsfield |
| 2023 | Abénakis de Sherbrooke | Club de Rugby de Québec II 10-7 Abénakis de Sherbrooke |
| 2024 | Rugby Club Ottawa | Club de Rugby de Québec III 34-19 Rugby Club Ottawa |
| 2025 | Montreal Irish | Beaconsfield 8-7 Montreal Irish |
NOTE: in 2022 there were two League One consolation cup finals.
For teams finishing 5th to 8th place, Abénakis de Sherbrooke beat Montreal Wanderers 50-15
For teams finishing 9th to 13th place, Ottawa Banshees beat Town of Mount Royal RFC II 60-26
| Year | Provincial 2 League champion | Provincial 2 Cup winner |
| 2018 | Ormstown Saracens | Sainte-Anne de Bellevue II 29-28 Ormstown Saracens |
| 2019 | Beaconsfield | Beaconsfield 46-15 Montreal Wanderers |
| 2020 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2021 | Montreal Irish | no cup play - covid |
| 2023 | Braves de Trois-Rivières | St-Georges Lumberjacks 22-21 Braves de Trois-Rivières |
| 2024 | Braves de Trois-Rivières | Rugby Club de Montréal over Braves de Trois-Rivières |
| 2025 | Rugby Club de Montréal | Rugby Club de Montréal over Montreal Wanderers |
| Year | Provincial 3 League champion | Provincial 3 Cup winner |
| 2019 | Club de Rugby de Québec III | St-Lambert Locks RFC II 43-40 Club de Rugby de Québec III |
| 2025 | Montreal Irish II | Montreal Irish II 38-24 Rugby Châteauguay |
| Year | Developmental League champion | Developmental Cup winner |
| 2017 | St-Lambert Locks RFC II | Kingston Panthers 57-7 St-Lambert Locks RFC II |
| 2018 | St-Georges Lumberjacks | St-Georges Lumberjacks 32-24 Beaconsfield |
| 2019 | Abénakis de Sherbrooke II | Abénakis de Sherbrooke II 48-24 Westmount |
| 2020 | no cup play - covid | |
| 2021 | ??? | no cup play - covid |
| 2022 | St-Georges Lumberjacks | St-Georges Lumberjacks 21-15 Braves de Trois-Rivières |