Jim Mahon Memorial Trophy

The Jim Mahon Memorial Trophy is named in honor of Jim Mahon (February 1952, in Maidstone, Ontario – 1971). He was a very gifted athlete even as a young child. He played minor league hockey in Essex, Ontario. When he left Essex at 15 years of age, his first stop was Parry Sound where he played Junior C. The next year he made the Peterborough Petes; as a rookie in 46 games his totals were 28 goals, 20 assists for 48 points. The following year he improved, and in 62 games his totals were 45 goals 44 assists for 89 points. With one season to go before his draft year, his career was cut short. In the summer of 1971 he tragically passed away from a elecrical accident. Because of his gifted scoring ability the Ontario Hockey League decided to present to the highest scoring right winger a trophy in his honor. Nick named "bear". Gerry Mahon is a relative.

List of winners

• 1972 – Bill Harris, Toronto Marlboros
• 1973 – Dennis Ververgaert, London Knights
• 1974 – Dave Gorman, St. Catharines Black Hawks
• 1975 – Dave Napier, Toronto Marlboros
• 1976 – Peter Lee, Ottawa 67's
• 1977 – John Anderson, Toronto Marlboros
• 1978 – Dino Ciccarelli, London Knights
• 1979 – Mike Foligno, Sudbury Wolves
• 1980 – Jim Fox, Ottawa 67's
• 1981 – Tony Tanti, Oshawa Generals
• 1982 – Tony Tanti, Oshawa Generals
• 1983 – Ian MacInnis, Cornwall Royals
• 1984 – Wayne Presley, Kitchener Rangers
• 1985 – Dave MacLean, Belleville Bulls
• 1986 – Ray Sheppard, Cornwall Royals
• 1987 – Ron Goodall, Kitchener Rangers
• 1988 – Sean Williams, Oshawa Generals
• 1989 – Stan Drulia, Niagara Falls Thunder
• 1990 – Owen Nolan, Cornwall Royals
• 1991 – Rob Pearson, Oshawa Generals
• 1992 – Darren McCarty, Belleville Bulls
• 1993 – Kevin Brown, Detroit Jr. Red Wings
• 1994 – Kevin Brown, Detroit Jr. Red Wings
• 1995 – David Ling, Kingston Frontenacs
• 1996 – Cameron Mann, Peterborough Petes
• 1997 – Joe Seroski, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
• 1998 – Maxim Spiridonov, London Knights
• 1999 – Norm Milley, Sudbury Wolves
• 2000 – Sheldon Keefe, Barrie Colts
• 2001 – Branko Radivojevic, Belleville Bulls
• 2002 – Mike Renzi, Belleville Bulls
• 2003 – Matt Foy, Ottawa 67's
• 2004 – Corey Perry, London Knights