1932-33

Roster: H. Sweetman, J. Corrigan, F. Benoit, T. Marcoux, E. Sylvestre, F. Crane, M. Caron, N. Lusseaur, J. Veale, M. Hourigan

Coach: E. Benoit

No intercollegiate games were played this season, the university team played in the Ottawa and District Intermediate City League

1933-34

Senior Roster: B. Benoit, F. Crane, H. Sweetman, M. Horrigan, J. Veale, D. Collins, M. Caron, T. Marcoux, J. Corridon, N. Lussier

Coach: M. Appel

The team representing the school in 1933-34 played in the City High School League, posting a 12-6 record and winning the championship

1934-35

Senior Roster: Sweetman, McBain, Cartwright, Cochran, Nixon, Corridon

Coach: W. Masters

The first resemblance to an intercollegiate contest at the varsity level appeared this season. The Ottawa Varsity defeated MacDonald College 42-21 in the exhibition outing.

1935-36

Senior Roster: Lafreniere, Beauchamp, Lozier, Anderson, Ivanski, Driscol, Boucher, Gauthier, Rocheleau

Coach: H. Sweetman

The team's opponents this season were: St. Pat's, Lisgar, Nepean, Ottawa Tech, and Glebe Collegiate.

1936-37

Roster: W. Nixon, J. Bonneau, B. Ivanski, J. Menard, D. Sweeney, H. Ward, L. Anderson, E. O'Grady, J. Dufour, H. Lacrosse

Athe the end of the regular city high school schedule, members of the squad joined with other players to form an independant team which continued on to win the Ottawa and District Intermediate City Championship.

1937-38

Roster: W. Nixon, H. Lacrosse, E. O'Grady, W. Ivanski, J. Dufour, T. Joyce, R. Rochon, L. Burnette, L. Lozier, C. Phelan, T. Devine, J. Scahill

Ottawa and District Junior Champions

1938-39

Roster: T. Hubbard, H. Lacasse, M. Lacasse, L. Brunette, R. Rochon, W. Ivanski, E. O'Grady, T. Joyce, L. Anderson, J. Dufour

Coach: W. Nixon, L. Lozier (manager)

1939-40

Roster: L. Anderson, W. Ivanski, R. Rochon, T. Joyce, H. Lacasse, E. O'Grady, J. Dufour

Coach: W. Nixon, E. Sullivan (manager)

Ottawa and District Intermediate Champions, Eastern Canadian Intermediate Champions

The team began by winning the league and then defeated New Brunswick by a score of 94-60 in a two-game total points series for the Eastern Canadian crown. In a similar series with Niagara Falls for the Canadian championship, the Ottawa Varsity pulled up short by 1 point as their rival defeated them 81-80 before 2500 fans.