Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy

The Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the Coach of the Year in the Western Hockey League. It was named in honour of Dunc McCallum, who coached the Brandon Wheat Kings from 1976–81, compiling a 251–123–41 record during that time, winning the WHL Championship in 1979.

List of winners
WHL Coach of the Year Award
SeasonCoach[1]Team
1968–69Scotty MunroCalgary Centennials
1969–70Pat GinnellFlin Flon Bombers
1970–71Pat GinnellFlin Flon Bombers
1971–72Earl Ingarfield, Sr.Regina Pats
1972–73Pat GinnellFlin Flon Bombers
1973–74Stan DunnSwift Current Broncos
1974–75Pat GinnellVictoria Cougars
1975–76Punch McLeanNew Westminster Bruins
1976–77Dunc McCallumBrandon Wheat Kings
1977–78(tie) Dave KingBillings Bighorns
(tie) Jack ShupeVictoria Cougars
1978–79Dunc McCallumBrandon Wheat Kings
1979–80Doug SauterCalgary Wranglers
1980–81Ken HodgePortland Winter Hawks
1981–82Jack SangsterSeattle Thunderbirds
1982–83Daryl LubinieckiSaskatoon Blades
Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy
SeasonCoachTeam
1983–84Terry SimpsonPrince Albert Raiders
1984–85Doug SauterMedicine Hat Tigers
1985–86Terry SimpsonPrince Albert Raiders
1986–871(West) Ken HitchcockKamloops Blazers
(East) Graham JamesSwift Current Broncos
1987–88Marcel ComeauSaskatoon Blades
1988–89Ron KennedyMedicine Hat Tigers
1989–90Ken HitchcockKamloops Blazers
1990–91Tom RenneyKamloops Blazers
1991–92Bryan MaxwellSpokane Chiefs
1992–93Marcel ComeauTacoma Rockets
1993–94Lorne MollekenSaskatoon Blades
1994–95Don NachbaurSeattle Thunderbirds
1995–96Bob LowesBrandon Wheat Kings
1996–97Brent PetersonPortland Winter Hawks
1997–98Dean ClarkCalgary Hitmen
1998–99Don HayTri-City Americans
1999–2000Todd McLellanSwift Current Broncos
2000–01Brent SutterRed Deer Rebels
2001–02Bob LowesRegina Pats
2002–03Marc HabscheidKelowna Rockets
2003–04Kevin ConstantineEverett Silvertips
2004–05Cory CloustonKootenay Ice
2005–06Willie DesjardinsMedicine Hat Tigers
2006–07Cory CloustonKootenay Ice
2007–08Don NachbaurTri-City Americans
2008–09Don HayVancouver Giants
2009–10Mark HolickKootenay Ice
2010–11Don NachbaurSpokane Chiefs
2011–12Jim HillerTri-City Americans
2012–13Ryan McGillKootenay Ice
2013–14Dave LowryVictoria Royals
2014–15John PaddockRegina Pats
2015–16Dave LowryVictoria Royals
2016–17John PaddockRegina Pats
2017–18Emanuel ViveirosSwift Current Broncos
2018–19Marc HabscheidPrince Albert Raiders
2019–20Brad LauerEdmonton Oil Kings
2020–21not awarded
2021–22James PatrickWinnipeg Ice
2022–23Brennan SonneSaskatoon Blades
1The WHL handed out separate awards for the East and West divisions.

See also

References
  1. Watts, Jesse, ed. (2013). 2013–14 WHL Media Guide. Western Hockey League. p. 268.
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