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For the annual international football competition held in the CONCACAF region, see CONCACAF Champions League.

The Calgary Roughnecks raise the Champion's Cup in celebration of their 2009 championship.

The Champion's Cup is the trophy awarded to the playoff winners in the National Lacrosse League.

[edit] Winners

Year	Winner	Runner-up	Score
1998	Philadelphia Wings	Baltimore Thunder	2—0 ^[1]
1999	Toronto Rock	Rochester Knighthawks	13—10
2000	Toronto Rock	Rochester Knighthawks	14—13
2001	Philadelphia Wings	Toronto Rock	9—8
2002	Toronto Rock	Albany Attack	13—12
2003	Toronto Rock	Rochester Knighthawks	8—6
2004	Calgary Roughnecks	Buffalo Bandits	14—11
2005	Toronto Rock	Arizona Sting	19—13
2006	Colorado Mammoth	Buffalo Bandits	16—9
2007	Rochester Knighthawks	Arizona Sting	13—11
2008	Buffalo Bandits	Portland LumberJax	14—13
2009	Calgary Roughnecks	New York Titans	12—10

Year	Winner	Team	Statistics
1998	Dallas Eliuk	Philadelphia Wings	2 wins
1999	Colin Doyle	Toronto Rock	4 goals, 2 assists
2000	Dan Stroup	Toronto Rock	5 goals
2001	Dallas Eliuk	Philadelphia Wings	40 saves
2002	Colin Doyle	Toronto Rock	3 goals, 1 assist
2003	Bob Watson	Toronto Rock	40 saves
2004	Curtis Palidwor	Calgary Roughnecks	41 saves
2005	Colin Doyle	Toronto Rock	5 goals, 3 assists
2006	Gavin Prout	Colorado Mammoth	4 goals, 3 assists
2007	John Grant, Jr.	Rochester Knighthawks	3 goals, 5 assists
2008	Mark Steenhuis	Buffalo Bandits	5 goals, 1 assist
2009	Josh Sanderson	Calgary Roughnecks	2 goals, 3 assists

Only currently active teams are listed.

Appearances	Team	Wins	Losses	Winning Percentage
6	Toronto Rock	5	1	.833
4	Rochester Knighthawks	1	3	.250
3	Buffalo Bandits	1	2	.333
2	Calgary Roughnecks	2	0	1.000
2	Philadelphia Wings	2	0	1.000
1	Colorado Mammoth^[2]	1	0	1.000
	New York Titans	0	1	.000
	Portland LumberJax	0	1	.000
0	Edmonton Rush	0	0	.000
	Minnesota Swarm	0	0	.000
	Washington Stealth^[3]	0	0	.000

^ In 1998, the Champion's Cup was awarded to the winner of a best of three series. Philadelphia won the first two games 16-12 and 17-12 respectively.
^ Appeared in the Champion's Cup as the Baltimore Thunder in 1998
^ Appeared in the Champion's Cup as the Albany Attack in 2002