This trophy is presented annually to the IBL champions at the end of the playoffs.
Since 1919, the Kitchener Panthers organization have won the IBL championship 12 times: 1952, 1953, 1957, 1967, 1968, 1971, 1973, 1990, 1996, 1998, 2000 and 2001.
This trophy is presented to the team with the best regular season record in the IBL.
Since 1946, the Kitchener Panthers organization have won the IBL pennant eight times: 1948, 1952, 1971, 1976, 1989*, 1990*, 1993 and 1996.
* - won the Hamel Division
The IBL Board of Governors selects the winner of this award at the end of the regular season, presented annually by Rawlings Canada to the player judged to be the most valuable to his team.
* - won award as a Waterloo Tiger
| 2017: Sean Reilly 2016: Tanner Nivins 2015: Sean Reilly 2007: Jeff Pietraszko 2002: Luke Baker 2000: Randy Curran 1999: Jeff Pietraszko 1998: Randy Curran 1993: Randy Curran 1984: Rob Froese 1983: Mike Yearout 1980: Bill Martin 1973: Bob McKillop 1971: Bob McKillop 1970: Tom McKenzie 1969: Bob McKillop 1968: Bob McKillop 1948: John Bain 1947: Bob Schnurr |
This trophy is awarded to the most valuable player to their team during the postseason. The IBL Board of Governors select the winner at the conclusion of the final game of the IBL Finals.
Since 1974, this trophy has been awarded to a Kitchener Panthers player six times.
* - Kitchener didn't win the IBL championship that season
| 2001: Randy Curran 2000: Brad Hagedorn 1998: Scott Medvin 1997: Randy Curran* 1996: Randy Curran 1990: Nick Noonan |
This trophy is awarded to the player judged as being the most proficient in their first year in the IBL.
The namesake of the trophy, Brian Kerr, is a former Waterloo Tigers player and managed the Panthers in 1964.
Since 1971, this trophy has been awarded to a Kitchener Panthers player five times.
| 2013: Tanner Nivins 2011: Shaun Valeriote 2007: Lee Witmer 2003: Harpreet Padda 1985: Randy Curran |
This trophy is awarded to the field manager judged to have contributed the most to the team's success, as selected by the IBL Board of Governors.
Since 1994, this trophy has been awarded to a Kitchener Panthers skip three times.
| 2023: Bill Matetich 2007: Brian Bishop 1996: Tom McKenzie |
