Grey Cup Most Valuable Canadian Award Winners List, History Since 1971..

The Dick Suderman Trophy for the Grey Cup's Most Valuable Canadian Player is awarded annually Since 1971 to the Canadian player deemed to have the best performance in the Grey Cup game, the championship of the Canadian Football League.

This award is presented before the Grey Cup trophy is presented.

Who was the First winner of Grey Cup's Most Valuable Canadian Player award.?

The award was introduced at the 1971 Grey Cup, and the first winner was Dick Suderman, a Canadian defensive end.

Dick Suderman Trophy whose behind this, Reason? History.?

The trophy is named in honour of Dick Suderman, a Canadian defensive lineman in the Canadian Football League.

After winning the Grey Cup’s Most Valuable Canadian award in 1971, Suderman collapsed and died from a brain hemorrhage a year later after playing a game in Vancouver, British Columbia against the B.C. Lions.
The trophy was subsequently renamed in his honour.

Who won the 2023 Most Valuable Canadian of 110th Grey Cup.?

— Tyson Philpot has been named the Most Valuable Canadian of the 110th Grey Cup.

The wide receiver finished the game with six catches for 63 yards and a major to help his team win a 28-24 battle against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

The Montreal Alouettes took the field with 02:05 left on the clock and marched all the way to Winnipeg’s end zone for a game-winning touchdown catch by Philpot.

The receiver had two catches for 32 yards and the major on the drive as the Als completed the historic comeback.

Grey Cup Most Valuable Canadian Award Winners List, History Since 1971-2023.

2024 – – – TBD

2023 – Tyson Philpot (WR), Montreal Alouettes

2022 – Henoc Muamba (LB) Toronto Argonauts

2021 – Nic Demski (WR) Winnipeg Blue Bombers

2020 – Game not played due to Covid Pandemic

2019 – Andrew Harris (RB) Winnipeg Blue Bombers

2018 – Lemar Durant (WR) Calgary Stampeders

2017 – Jerome Messam (RB) Calgary Stampeders

2016 – Brad Sinopoli (WR) Ottawa RedBlacks

2015 – Shamawd Chambers (WR) Edmonton Eskimos

2014 – Andy Fantuz (SB) Hamilton Tiger-Cats

2013 – Chris Getzlaf (SB) Saskatchewan Roughriders

2012 – Ricky Foley (DE) Toronto Argonauts

2011 – Andrew Harris (RB) BC Lions

2010 – Keith Shologan (DT) Saskatchewan Roughriders

2009 – Ben Cahoon (SB) Montreal Alouettes

2008 – Sandro DeAngelis (K) Calgary Stampeders

2007 – Andy Fantuz (SB) Saskatchewan Roughriders

2006 – Paul McCallum (K), British Columbia Lions

2005 – Mike Maurer (FB), Edmonton Eskimos

2004 – Jason Clermont (SB), British Columbia Lions

2003 – Ben Cahoon (SB), Montreal Alouettes

2002 – Pat Woodcock (WR), Montreal Alouettes

2001 – Aldi Henry (DB), Calgary Stampeders

2000 – Sean Millington (RB), British Columbia Lions

1999 – Mike Morreale (SB), Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1998 – Vince Danielsen (SB), Calgary Stampeders

1997 – Paul Masotti (WR), Toronto Argonauts

1996 – Mike Vanderjagt (K), Toronto Argonauts

1995 – Dave Sapunjis (SB), Calgary Stampeders

1994 – Lui Passaglia (K/P), British Columbia Lions

1993 – Sean Fleming (K/P), Edmonton Eskimos

1992 – Dave Sapunjis (SB), Calgary Stampeders

1991 – Dave Sapunjis (SB), Calgary Stampeders

1990 – Warren Hudson (FB), Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1989 – Dave Ridgway (K), Saskatchewan Roughriders

1988 – Bob Cameron (K/P), Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1987 – Milson Jones (RB), Edmonton Eskimos

1986 – Paul Osbaldiston (K/P), Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1985 – Lui Passaglia (K/P), British Columbia Lions

1984 – Sean Kehoe (RB), Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1983 – Rick Klassen (DT), British Columbia Lions

1982 – Dave “Dr. Death” Fennell (DT), Edmonton Eskimos

1981 – Neil Lumsden (RB), Edmonton Eskimos

1980 – Dale Potter (LB), Edmonton Eskimos

1979 – Don Sweet (K), Montreal Alouettes

1978 – Angelo Santucci (RB), Edmonton Eskimos

1977 – Don Sweet (K), Montreal Alouettes

1976 – Tony Gabriel (TE), Ottawa Rough Riders

1975 – Dave Cutler (K), Edmonton Eskimos

1974 – Don Sweet (K), Montreal Alouettes

1973 – Garry Lefebvre (DB), Edmonton Eskimos

1972 – Ian Sunter (K), Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1971 – Dick Suderman (DE), Calgary Stampeders

Who won the Grey Cup Most Valuable Player award & Dick Suderman Trophy in a same year.?

The 33-year-old, Henoc Muamba just becomes only the second player to win the Grey Cup MVP & CFL MVP in the same championship game,

UPDATED --

Muamba has Joined the Andrew Harris, who was the first player, to won the Both Grey Cup Most Valuable Player and the Dick Suderman Trophy in the same edition of the championship With Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2019.

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