Current Standings 2008/2009 season:

Overall - Pat Stone Trophy
Men's - Bowmaker Trophy
Women's - W.I.V.A.B. Trophy

Standings 2007/2008 season:

Overall - Pat Stone Trophy
Men's - Bowmaker Trophy
Women's - W.I.V.A.B. Trophy

Standings 2006/2007 season:
Overall - Pat Stone Trophy
Men's - Bowmaker Trophy
Women's - W.I.V.A.B. Trophy.

Standings 2005/2006 season:
Overall - Pat Stone Trophy
Men's - Bowmaker Trophy
Women's - W.I.V.A.B. Trophy

Standings 2004/2005 season:
Overall - Pat Stone Trophy
Men's - Bowmaker Trophy
Women's - W.I.V.A.B Trophy
Most Improved Men's - Phoenix Trophy
Most Improved Women's - Phoenix Trophy

Previous Winners

• Bowmaker Trophy (Men's)
• W.I.V.A.B Trophy (Women's)
• Phoenix Trophies (Most Improved Men's & Women's)
• Pat Stone Trophy (Overall Combined Trophy)
• Individual Sport Trophies

The Robert Howard Bowmaker Trophy  >TOP

This trophy, for Intramural Sport, was presented to the University by the parents of Bob Bowmaker, a student in the Chemistry Department from 1953-56, who was a victim of the Asian Influenza epidemic in October 1957. From 1956-7 to 1960-61 the competition was organised on an inter-departmental basis, but from that time it has been an inter-Hall competition.

Previous Winners:

The W.I.V.A.B. Trophy  >TOP

This trophy was purchased with money allocated to the Athletic Union following the disbandment of the Women's Inter-Varsity Athletic Board on its amalgamation into the Universities Athletic Union. The trophy is awarded to the Women's Intramural Competition winners. The designated mixed events are also included.

Previous Winners:

The Phoenix Trophies  >TOP

These trophies have been donated to be held by the Hall, not winning the Bowmaker or WIVAB trophies, which show the most improvement from the previous year.
Until 1989-90, when the Women's Trophy was presented, all events were included towards the one trophy.

Previous Winners - Combined Phoenix Trophy:

The Pat Stone Trophy  >TOP

Although this trophy has been explained previously, it is fair to say that without Pat Stone, IMS at Loughborough might not exist, therefore this is to reiterate that the Sports Development Centre decided to award this trophy to the Hall with the biggest combined points total (Overall winners), to commemorate Pat's commitment and service to the programme.

Previous Winners:

Indivuidual Sport Trophies  >TOP

Perpetual Challenge Trophies are awarded to the winning Hall in all the individual sports. These trophies are retained by the Hall for one year, during which time they are responsible for their safety. Halls losing trophies will be required to provide a replacement the same as the one which is lost.

(Halls are responsible for trophies once they have signed for them and, should they be lost, will be responsible for providing an identical replacement following discussions with the programme director).