The Uteck Bowl is one of two U SPORTS football national semifinals played between conference champions, with the winner advancing to play in the Vanier Cup. The matchup of conference champions (Canada West, OUA, AUS and RSEQ) rotates on a yearly basis with the Mitchell Bowl, the other U SPORTS football national semifinal.
The game, which replaced the Atlantic Bowl, is named in honour of Larry Uteck, former head coach (1983-97) and athletic director (1995-2002) of the Saint Mary’s Huskies. Uteck led the Huskies to three Vanier Cup appearances (1988, 1990, 1992), capturing a pair of U SPORTS Coach of the Year honours (1988, 1993), and played in the CFL from 1974 to 1980 for the Toronto Argonauts, B.C.Lions, Montreal Alouettes and Ottawa Rough Riders.
All-time Bowl Results (since start of U SPORTS national semifinals in 1967)
- 2017
Uteck (Raymond Field, Wolfville, N.S.): Western 81, Acadia 3
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Mitchell (McMahon Stadium, Calgary, Alta.): Laval 34, Calgary 23
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- 2016
Uteck (TELUS-UL Stadium, Quebec City, Que.): Laval 36, Wilfrid Laurier 6 Boxscore
Mitchell (McMahon Stadium, Calgary, Alta.): Calgary 50, StFX 24 Boxscore
- 2015
Uteck (Oland Stadium, Antigonish, N.S.): UBC 36, StFX 9 Boxscore
Mitchell (Alumni Stadium, Guelph, Ont.): Montreal 25, Guelph 10 Boxscore
- 2014
Uteck (CEPSUM - Montreal, Quebec City): Montreal 29, Manitoba 26 Boxscore
Mitchell (Stade Ron Joyce - Hamilton, ON): McMaster 24, Mount Allison 12 Boxscore
- 2013
Uteck (MacAulay Field, Sackville, N.B.): Laval 48, Mount Allison 21 Boxscore
Mitchell (McMahon Stadium, Calgary): Calgary 44, Western 3 Boxscore - 2012
Uteck (TELUS-UL Stadium, Quebec City): Laval 42, Acadia 7 Boxscore
Mitchell (Ron Joyce Stadium, Hamilton): McMaster 45, Calgary 6 Boxscore
- 2011
Uteck (Moncton Stadium, Moncton): McMaster 45, Acadia 21 Boxscore
Mitchell (McMahon Stadium, Calgary): Laval 41, Calgary 10 Boxscore - 2010
Uteck (PEPS Stadium, Quebec City): Laval 13, Western 11 Boxscore
Mitchell (McMahon Stadium, Calgary): Calgary 35, Saint Mary’s 8 Boxscore - 2009
Uteck (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Calgary 38, Saint Mary’s 14 Boxscore
Mitchell (Richardson Stadium, Kingston): Queen’s 33, Laval 30 Boxscore - 2008
Uteck (PEPS Stadium, Quebec City): Laval 59, Calgary 10 Boxscore
Mitchell (TD Waterhouse Stadium, London): Western 28, Saint Mary’s 12 Boxscore - 2007
Uteck (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Saint Mary’s 24, Laval 2 Boxscore
Mitchell (Canad Inns Stadium, Winnipeg): Manitoba 52, Western 20 Boxscore - 2006
Uteck (PEPS Stadium, Quebec City): Laval 57, Acadia 10 Boxscore
Mitchell (Frank Clair Stadium, Ottawa): Saskatchewan 35, Ottawa 28 Boxscore - 2005
Uteck (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Wilfrid Laurier 31, Acadia 10 Boxscore
Mitchell (Griffiths Stadium, Saskatoon): Saskatchewan 29, Laval 27 Boxscore - 2004
Uteck (PEPS Stadium, Quebec City): Laval 30, Wilfrid Laurier 11 Boxscore
Mitchell (Griffiths Stadium, Saskatoon): Saskatchewan 31, Saint Mary’s 16 Boxscore - 2003
Uteck (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Saint Mary’s 60, Simon Fraser 9
Mitchell (Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton): Laval 36, McMaster 32 - 2002
Churchill (Les Prince Field, Hamilton): Saint Mary’s 36, McMaster 25
Mitchell (Percival Molson Memorial Stadium, Montreal): Saskatchewan 22, McGill 0 - 2001
Churchill (Canad Inns Stadium, Winnipeg): Manitoba 27, McMaster 6
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Saint Mary’s 48, Laval 8 - 2000
Churchill (Les Prince Field, Hamilton): Ottawa 20, McMaster 15
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Regina 40, Saint Mary’s 36 - 1999
Churchill (PEPS Stadium, Quebec City): Laval 27, Saskatchewan 21
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Saint Mary’s 21, Waterloo 14 - 1998
Churchill (Griffiths Stadium, Saskatoon): Saskatchewan 33, Western 17
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Concordia 25, Acadia 24 - 1997 (1)
Churchill (Frank Clair Stadium, Ottawa): Waterloo 1, Ottawa 0
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): UBC 34, Mount Allison 29 - 1996
Churchill (University Stadium, Waterloo): Saskatchewan 33, Guelph 9
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): StFX 13, Ottawa 5 - 1995
Churchill (McMahon Stadium, Calgary): Calgary 37, Ottawa 7
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Western 55, Acadia 45 (OT) - 1994
Churchill (Coulter Field, Lennoxville, Que.): Western 41, Bishop’s 24
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Saskatchewan 35, Saint Mary’s 24 - 1993
Churchill (SkyDome, Toronto): Toronto 26, Concordia 16
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Calgary 37, Saint Mary’s 23 - 1992
Churchill (SkyDome, Toronto): Queen’s 23, Guelph 16
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Saint Mary’s 21, Calgary 11 - 1991
Churchill (SkyDome, Toronto): Wilfrid Laurier 42, Queen’s 22
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Mount Allison 31, Saskatchewan 14 - 1990
Churchill (Percival Molson Memorial Stadium, Montreal): Saskatchewan 41, Bishop’s 13
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Saint Mary’s 31, Western 30 - 1989
Churchill (Griffiths Stadium, Saskatoon): Saskatchewan 40, Queen’s 10
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Western 38, Saint Mary’s 33 - 1988
Central (J.W. Little Stadium, London): Calgary 34, Western 15
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Saint Mary’s 44, Bishop’s 10 - 1987
Western (Thunderbird Stadium, Vancouver): UBC 33, Wilfrid Laurier 31
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): McGill 30, Saint Mary’s 29 - 1986
Central (Bishop’s Field, Lennoxville, Que.): UBC 32, Bishop’s 30
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Western 29, Acadia 22 - 1985
Western (McMahon Stadium, Calgary): Calgary 56, Carleton 14
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Western 34, Mount Allison 3 - 1984
Central (Alumni Stadium, Guelph): Guelph 12, Calgary 7
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Mount Allison 29, Queen’s 17 - 1983 (2)
Western (Richardson Stadium, Kingston): Queen’s 22, Toronto 7 - 1982
Western (J.W. Little Stadium, London): Western 17, Concordia 7
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): UBC 54, StFX 1 - 1981
Western (Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton): Alberta 32, Western 31
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Acadia 40, Queen’s 14 - 1980
Western (Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton): Alberta 14, Western 4
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Ottawa 28, Acadia 8 - 1979
Yates Cup (J.W. Little Stadium, London): Western 32, Queen’s 14
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Acadia 27, Alberta 3 - 1978
Western (Empire Stadium, Vancouver): UBC 25, Wilfrid Laurier 16
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Queen’s 32, StFX 10 - 1977
Forest City (J.W. Little Stadium, London): Western 24, Calgary 22
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Acadia 35, Queen’s 22 - 1976
Forest City (J.W. Little Stadium, London): Western 30, UBC 8
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Acadia 18, Ottawa 16 - 1975
Central (Lansdowne Park, Ottawa): Ottawa 45, Windsor 6
Atlantic (Raymond Field, Wolfville, N.S.): Calgary 38, Acadia 13 - 1974
Central (J.W. Little Stadium, London): Western 41, Saskatchewan 17
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Toronto 45, Saint Mary’s 1 - 1973
Western (Winnipeg Velodrome, Winnipeg): McGill 16, Manitoba 0
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Saint Mary’s 19, Wilfrid Laurier 17 - 1972
Western (Varsity Stadium, Edmonton): Alberta 58, Loyola 6
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Waterloo Lutheran 50, Saint Mary’s 17 - 1971
Western (Clarke Stadium, Edmonton): Alberta 53, Bishop’s 2
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Western 44, Saint Mary’s 13 - 1970
Western (Pan American Stadium, Winnipeg): Manitoba 24, Queen’s 20 (OT)
Atlantic (Huskies Stadium, Halifax): Ottawa 24, UNB 11 - 1969
Western (Pan American Stadium, Winnipeg): Manitoba 41, Windsor 7
Atlantic (Wanderers Grounds, Halifax): McGill 20, UNB 6 - 1968
Western (Pan American Stadium, Winnipeg): Queen’s 29, Manitoba 6
Atlantic (Wanderers Grounds, Halifax): Waterloo Lutheran 37, Saint Mary’s 7 - 1967 (3)
Atlantic (Wanderers Grounds, Halifax): McMaster 7, StFX 0
NOTES:
(1) In 1997, Ottawa beat Waterloo 44-37 but later forfeited the game due to the use of ineligible players (official score: 1-0 Waterloo).
(2) In 1983, the AUAA chose not to participate in a Bowl game as a protest against CIAU. WIFL champion Calgary received a direct berth in the national final.
(3) In 1967, the OQAA voted against any league participation in the Vanier Cup championship game. WIFL champion Alberta received a direct berth in the national final.