2015 Honoree
2016 Honoree
Glen Shields, a long-time player, Captain, member of the League Executive and umpire.
2017 Honorees
Mike Forestell, a long-time player, Captain and member of the League Executive, including Commissioner; instituted the player packages.
Paul Booth, a long-time player, Captain and member of the League Executive, including Commissioner; handled all sponsorship for many years.
Bob Goddard, a long-time player, Captain and member of the League Executive, including Commissioner; instituted the playoff tiebreaker format.
Herm Dyck, a long-time player, Captain and member of the League Executive, including Treasurer and Commissioner; arranged Fall Banquets for many years.
Anne Colhoun, founder of the League in 1994, long time supporter of 55+ sports in Etobicoke while working for City of Toronto Parks and Recreation, and when retired.
2018 Honorees
Bob Weston, first Commissioner, Captain for 5 years and played for 11 years (1994-2003); then took up score keeping until he could no longer come to the games; along with others, was instrumental in organizing teams for the Bobcageon Tournament, and also for Huntsville and Richmond Hill.
Ralph Currie, played 22 years (1994-2015), also Commissioner, Captain for four years; retired a few years ago from playing softball, but kept playing hockey.
Ken Ward, played 2001-2015; he was a rules and tournament guy; organized very competitive teams for tournaments in Keswick, Oshawa, Scarborough, and the Ontario and Canada 55+ Games; also involved in player rating and creating balanced teams.
Alan Rouse, a long-time player and still going; Equipment Manager for many years, Rules and Business Committee, Captain for 3 years.
Vic Leonard, a long-time player and still going; Equipment Manager for many years.
2019 Honoree
2022 Honoree
2023 Honoree
2024 Honoree
2025 Honoree
Jerry Phippard, has played (and still playing) in the Association/League for many years. He has stood out as a shining example of what it means to be a teammate, whether it’s offering an encouraging word, showing respect to opponents, or lending a hand when needed.