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December 9, 2016

Number 7

NUMBER SEVEN
NAME POSITION YEAR
Russ Boivin 1931-33
Alex Brink QB 2010-12
Ryan Carey S 1994-95
Burt Cummings DB 1989-91
Weston Dressler WR 2016-
Mark Jackson QB 1981-83
Jack Jacobs (also #27, 87) QB 1950-54
Riall Johnson DE 2009
Harry Johnston (also #21, 23) HB 1941-42, 1945, 1947
Don Jonas QB 1971-74
Gerald Kunyk K 1980
Terry Luck QB 1978
Bill MacQuarrie G 1948
Mercy Maston (also #36) DB 2019
Tom Mobberley QB, HB 1933-35
Tom Muecke QB 1986-88
Jamal Parker (also #45) DB 2022-
Johnny Patrick G 1934-35
David Ploughman DB 1984
Ricky Santos QB 2009
John Schneider (also #10) QB 1968-69
Garnet Smith HB 1943
Demond Washington (also #15) DB 2012-15
Larry Washington RB 1979-80
Troy Westwood (also #74) K 1991-07, 2009
Lucky Whitehead WR/KR 2019
Mel Wilson (also #24, 37) DT, FW, E, K 1937-42, 1945-47

 

Winnipeg Football Club Hall of Famers:

  • Don Jonas (1989)
  • Mel Wilson (1985)
  • Troy Westwood (2011)

 

CFL All-Stars:

  • Don Jonas (1971, 1972)
  • Troy Westwood (1992)

 

Division All-Stars:

  • Don Jonas (1971, 1972)
  • Troy Westwood (1992, 1993, 1994)
  • Mel Wilson (1941, 1946, 1947)

 

CFL Awards:

  • Most Outstanding Player – Don Jonas, 1971
  • Jeff Nicklin Memorial Trophy (Most Outstanding Player, West Division) – Don Jonas, 1971
  • Dave Dryburgh Memorial Trophy (Leading scorer West Division) – Don Jonas, 1971; Troy Westwood, 2002, 2003

 

Bomber Team Awards:

  • Most Outstanding Player – Don Jonas, 1971, 1973
  • Most Outstanding Canadian Player – Troy Westwood, 1992, 2003
  • Most Outstanding Special Teams Player — Troy Westwood, 2003
  • Ed Kotowich Good Guy Award – Troy Westwood, 2000

 

He Wore It Well:

Troy Westwood, K, 1991-07, 2009

He’s a Manitoba product and his impression on the football team over the last three decades has been significant. Westwood could kick, that’s for sure, but was also a bit of a renaissance man during his playing days, trying his luck as a boxer, dancer, race car driver and singer.

He retired as the Bombers’ all-time leading scorer with 2,748 points and holds numerous career marks for field goals. Westwood, now a fixture on sports radio with TSN 1290, was always clever when staring into a camera or speaking to reporters, and his comments about Saskatchewan Roughriders fans back in 2003 were the spark that gave us the Banjo Bowl.

FYI: 

Don Jonas was the first Bomber to win the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player Award. No slight against Jonas, but that’s a shocking fact when you consider the honour was first presented in 1953 and no Bomber won the award during the team’s Glory Days of 1958-62 that featured hall of famers like Ken Ploen and Leo Lewis.