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Bossey Gyro Trap
English
1872


Bossey Gyro Pigeon
English
1872


 Erskin Reloader
English
1864


 Dixon Reloader
English
1883


1800's 50 Shotshell
2 Piece Reloader


Oldest Known Trophy
Pigeon Award
Cincinnati, 1836


Marshall Marathon
500 Singles
Steve Crothers


Westy Hogans Trophy
1929
Atlantic City, NJ


1906 NYAC Trophy


1915 Hercules Trophy


Super rare ATA
100 straight pin


1927 ATA Medal


1915 Dupont Medal


1918 Interstate Medal


 
McMillan FLYO
1870's


Best Tin Pigeon
1885


Ligowsky Clay Target
1880


Composition Ball
Early 1900's


Composition Ball
Early 1900's


Blue Rock Clay Target
Early 1900's


Empire Clay Target
Late 1880's


Duvrock Pigeon
1930

 

 

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Paul Shaw of Ontario has won the award a record 3 times.

Clay Target Champions Grand American Handicap Champions
Grand American Doubles Champions Grand American HAA Champions
Grand American HOA Champions Preliminary Handicap Champions
Senior Vet Clay Target Champions Veteran Clay Target Champions
Women's Clay Target Champions Junior Clay Target Champions
Sub-Junior Clay Target Champions State Team Champions
Canadian Grand American Champions Champion of Champions
International Clay Target Championship Grand American Handicap Runners-up

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Back in 1958 Jimmy Robinson and Sports Afield magazine started awarding a trophy for the high Canadian in the Grand American Handicap. The first winner was Emerson Clark with a score of 99. He also was the first Canadian to win the entire Grand American Handicap that same year. In 2001, Harry Willsie awarded the trophy. Since than the trophy has been awarded as the Jimmy Robinson/Harry Willsie trophy.

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1959
Jimmy Robinson (right) presents the Sports Afield trophy
to the high Canadian shooter in the GAH, Ed Wladichuk.
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** Jimmy Robinson/Harry Willsie Trophy to high Canadian. (since 2002)

*  Harry Willsie Trophy to high Canadian. (2001 only)
Year Last Name First Name Provenience Country Score
2006** McConnell Ronald Alberta Canada 99
2005** Erber Kai Edmund Ontario Canada 99
2004** Jones Leonard Ontario Canada 97
2003** Roustas Anegelo Ontario Canada 99
2002** Shaw Paul Ontario Canada 99
2001* Shaw Paul Ontario Canada 97
2000 Wylie William Ontario Canada 97
1999 Lamont Robert Manitoba Canada 98
1998 Klinard Alfred Ontario Canada 98
1997 Petrev Harry Ontario Canada 97
1996 Pederson Borge Ontario Canada 96
1995 Smith William Ontario Canada 96
1994 Rotondo Tony Ontario Canada 98
1993 Howsen Jimmy Quebec Canada 97
1992 James Brian Ontario Canada 97
1991 Shaw Paul Ontario Canada 97
1990 Morin Yvon Quebec Canada 97
1989 Ruttan John Ontario Canada 97
1988 Tourangeau Roland Quebec Canada 98
1987 Reaume Darcy Ontario Canada 98
1986 Dolbear Dan Ontario Canada 97
1985 Bastone Dino Ontario Canada 97
1984 Hall Albert Ontario Canada 97
1983 Dolbear Dan Ontario Canada 98
1982 Fountain Steve Ontario Canada 98
1981 MacDonald Alan Ontario Canada 97
1980 Ellis Robert Ontario Canada 96
1979 Reid Clarence Ontario Canada 97
1978 Theal Roy Ontario Canada 99
1977 Ivany Larry Ontario Canada 95
1976 Crevatin Frank Ontario Canada 99
1975 Myslik Robert Ontario Canada 95
1974 Myslik Frank Ontario Canada 96
1973 Boose Jim Ontario Canada 97
1972 Murdock Andy Ontario Canada 97
1971 Thompson Jim Ontario Canada 96
1970 Erber Edmund Ontario Canada 95
1969 Shields John Ontario Canada 98
1968 Scondo Ron Ontario Canada 99
1967 Pastorius Walt Ontario Canada 97
1966 Evangelisti Ido Quebec Canada 98
1965 McKenzie Phil Ontario Canada 94
1964 Duke Errol Ontario Canada 96
1963 Carroll V.J.V. Saskatchewan Canada 98
1962 Clark Emerson Ontario Canada 95
1961 Getty Allie Ontario Canada 96
1960 Willsie Harry Quebec Canada 96
1959 Wladichuk Ed Ontario Canada 97
1958 Clark Emerson Ontario Canada 99

 

1960

Dick Tobin, CIL pro, presents the SPORTS AFIELD trophy to Harry Willsie, high Canadian of the Grand Handicap. Willsie, H. W. Thrasher and Howard Morton Jr. all broke 96s, and Willsie won the shootoff. He also won the Class A High-Over-AII trophy. Standing (left to right) Karl Mikkelsaar, Preliminary Handicap winner, Thrasher and Morton

1961

R. J. Tobin (left), professional winner in the GAH, looks on while Jimmy Robinson (center) presents Allie Getty with the SPORTS AFIELD trophy. It was annually awarded to the Canadian shooting the highest score on the Grand Handicap. Getty entered a 96 for his win, while Dick Tobin broke 92 for his.