CCAA 50th Anniversary: Golf
The Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association is highlighting history, programs and student-athletes in each sport during the association's 50th anniversary season.
Golf first received CCAA Championship consideration when Malaspina University College (VIU) offered to host an Invitational tournament in 1996, but the first Open CCAA Championship was hosted by Camosun College in 2000.
Durham College then hosted back-to-back CCAA Championships which included the establishment of an official tournament structure, eligibility requirements, a sport convenor and RCGA rules. PING also joined the championship as a Title Sponsor in 2001, making them the longest serving sport specific CCAA partner.
Teams and individuals from Humber, Georgian, Durham and Niagara in the OCAA, Camosun in the PACWEST, and Champlain St. Lawrence in the RSEQ led the charge through the first ten years. UFV, UBCO, Red Deer, Medicine Hat, Niagara, André-Laurendeau, and Holland all began to make their mark as the sport entered its second decade.
At the launch of the CCAA's 25th Anniversary, the Association recognized a unique honour – Sport Supremacy. This award was a calculation of the aggregate number of points earned by a member institution's varsity athletics program, based on their performances at CCAA National Championships. This season, we are revisiting the idea of CCAA Sport Supremacy by acknowledging the cumulative achievements of the member varsity programs in each CCAA Sport from 1974 through 2024.
CCAA 50th Anniversary – Golf Programs
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Humber College |
26 |
College of the Rockies |
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2 |
Cégep Champlain St. Lawrence |
27 |
Fleming College |
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3 |
Georgian College |
28 |
University of New Brunswick - Saint John |
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4 |
Durham College |
29 |
University of Alberta - Augustana (Camrose) |
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5 |
Camosun College |
30 |
Seneca Polytechnic |
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6 |
Cégep André-Laurendeau |
31 |
Cégep de Sorel-Tracy |
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7 |
University of the Fraser Valley |
32 |
Lambton College |
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8 |
Niagara College |
33 |
Cégep de Lévis |
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9 |
University of British Columbia - Okanagan |
34 |
Collège Lionel-Groulx |
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10 |
Red Deer Polytechnic |
35 |
Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe |
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11 |
Holland College |
36 |
Selkirk College |
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12 |
Medicine Hat College |
37 |
Algonquin College |
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13 |
Mount Royal University |
38 |
George Brown College |
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14 |
St. Clair College |
39 |
Kwantlen Polytechnic University |
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15 |
John Abbott College |
40 |
Dalhousie Agricultural Campus (NSAC) |
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16 |
Fanshawe College |
41 |
St. Thomas University |
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17 |
MacEwan University |
42 |
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology |
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18 |
Vancouver Island University (Malaspina) |
43 |
University of Toronto - Mississauga |
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19 |
Lethbridge College |
44 |
University of New Brunswick |
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20 |
Thompson Rivers University (Cariboo) |
45 |
Capilano University |
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21 |
St. Lawrence College - Kingston |
46 |
Portage College |
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22 |
Cégep de Lanaudière à Terrebonne |
47 |
Cégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu |
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23 |
Douglas College |
48 |
Champlain College Saint-Lambert |
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24 |
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology |
49 |
Columbia Bible College |
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25 |
Concordia University of Edmonton |
50 |
Canadore College |
