Winnipeg Football Club Hall of Famers:

• Cliff Roseborough (1985)
• Ron (Pepe) Latourelle (1994)
• Khari Jones (2008)

CFL All-Stars

• Khari Jones (2001)

Division All-Stars

• Khari Jones (2001, 2002)

CFL Award Winners

• Most Outstanding Player – Khari Jones, 2001
• Terry Evanshen Trophy (Most Outstanding Player, East Division) – Khari Jones, 2001

Bomber Team Awards

• Most Outstanding Player – Khari Jones, 2001
• Most Outstanding Special Teams Player (established in 2000) – Justin Palardy, 2012
• Cal Murphy Heart of a Legend Award – Khari Jones, 2003

He Wore It Well: Khari Jones, QB, 2000-04

He came along at a time when the Bombers were looking for some sort of saviour, a new face to represent the franchise. Picked up in a trade with the B.C. Lions, Jones took over the starting QB chores from Kerwin Bell during the 2000 season and helped lead the Bombers to the East Final. A year later, the Bombers were 14-4 and the club was going through a stretch of domination in which Jones and Milt Stegall in particular, assaulted the record books.

An easy going sort who hid a fiery passion for the game, Jones threw for 139 touchdowns during his stint at the controls, including a club record 48 in 2002, a year in which he also set the Bomber record with 5,334 passing yards.

FYI: 

Ron ‘Pepe’ Latourelle played an important role in the Bombers Glory Years of the late 50’s and early 60’s as part of four Grey Cup championship teams. A product of St. Paul’s High School at the Winnipeg Rods, Latourelle was a gifted punt returner while serving as a reserve at both running back and defensive back. He still holds the Bomber record with 471 career punt returns.