The Eddie James Memorial Trophy is a Canadian Football League trophy, awarded to the leading rusher in the West Division. Unlike other CFL trophies, there is no equivalent for the East Division.

The award is named after Eddie James, a former running back for the then Regina Roughriders in the 1930s.[1] In 1995, as part of the American expansion, the James trophy was awarded to the leading rusher in the North Division.

Eddie James Memorial Trophy winners
YearPlayerPositionClubRushing Yards
2021Ka'Deem Carey(RB)Calgary Stampeders869
2020N/AN/AN/AN/A
2019Andrew Harris(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,380
2018Andrew Harris(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,390
2017Andrew Harris(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,035
2016Jerome Messam(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,198
2015Andrew Harris(RB)BC Lions1,039
2014Jon Cornish(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,082
2013Jon Cornish(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,813
2012Jon Cornish(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,457
2011Jerome Messam(RB)Edmonton Eskimos1,057
2010Joffrey Reynolds(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,200
2009Joffrey Reynolds(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,504[2]
2008Joffrey Reynolds(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,310[2]
2007Joe Smith(RB)BC Lions1,510
2006Joffrey Reynolds(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,541[2]
2005Charles Roberts(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,624[3]
2004Charles Roberts(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,522[3]
2003Charles Roberts(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,554[3]
2002John Avery(RB)Edmonton Eskimos1,448[4] :1057
2001Kelvin Anderson(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,383[5]
2000Kelvin Anderson(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,048[5]
1999Robert Drummond(RB)BC Lions1,309[4]:1000
1998Kelvin Anderson(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,325[5]
1997Kelvin Anderson(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,088[5]
1996Robert Mimbs(RB)Saskatchewan Roughriders1,403[4]:947
1995Cory Philpot(RB)BC Lions1,308[6]
1994Cory Philpot(RB)BC Lions1,451[6]
1993Damon Allen(QB)Edmonton Eskimos920[7]
1992Jon Volpe(RB)BC Lions941
1991Jon Volpe(RB)BC Lions1,395
1990Tracy Ham(QB)Edmonton Eskimos1,096
1989Reggie Taylor(RB)Edmonton Eskimos1,503
1988Anthony Cherry(RB)BC Lions889
1987Gary Allen(RB)Calgary Stampeders857
1986Gary Allen(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,153
1985Willard Reaves(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,323[8]
1984Willard Reaves(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,733[8]
1983Willard Reaves(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers898[8]
1982William Miller(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,076
1981James Sykes(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,107
1980James Sykes(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,263[9]
1979Jim Germany(RB)Edmonton Eskimos1,324
1978Mike Strickland(RB)Saskatchewan Roughriders1,306[10]
1977Jim Washington(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,262
1976Jim Washington(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,277
1975Willie Burden(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,896
1974George Reed(RB)Saskatchewan Roughriders1,447[11]
1973Roy Bell(RB)Edmonton Eskimos1,455
1972Mack Herron(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers1,527
1971Jim Evenson(RB)BC Lions1,237
1970Hugh McKinnis(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,135
1969George Reed(RB)Saskatchewan Roughriders1,353[11]
1968George Reed(RB)Saskatchewan Roughriders1,222[11]
1967George Reed(RB)Saskatchewan Roughriders1,471[11]
1966George Reed(RB)Saskatchewan Roughriders1,409[11]
1965George Reed(RB)Saskatchewan Roughriders1,768[11]
1964Lovell Coleman(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,629
1963Lovell Coleman(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,343
1962Nub Beamer(RB)BC Lions1,161
1961Earl Lunsford(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,794[12]
1960Earl Lunsford(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,343[12]
1959Johnny Bright(RB)Edmonton Eskimos1,340[13]
1958Johnny Bright(RB)Edmonton Eskimos1,722[13]
1957Johnny Bright(RB)Edmonton Eskimos1,679[13]
1956Normie Kwong(RB)Edmonton Eskimos1,437[14]
1955Normie Kwong(RB)Edmonton Eskimos1,250[14]
1954Howard Waugh(RB)Calgary Stampeders1,043
1953Billy Vessels(RB)Edmonton Eskimos926
1952Johnny Bright(RB)Calgary Stampeders815[13]
1951Normie Kwong(RB)Edmonton Eskimos933[14]
1950Tom Casey(RB)Winnipeg Blue Bombers637[15]

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  14. 1 2 3 "Norman 'Normie' Kwong". Canadian Football Hall of Fame. Canadian Football Hall of Fame. Retrieved 17 December 2023.
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