rookie teammate Ann-Sophie Bettez. One year later, Bettez won the title, winning by a five-point margin over teammate Sarah Vaillancourt. In 2016–17, both Jess Jones and Marie-Philip Poulin finished even with 37 points, marking the first tie in the Angela James Bowl scoring race. Ann-Sophie Bettez finished in third with 36 points, making it the closest race in the history of the league. In 2017–18, Kelli Stack became the first American to win the trophy, finishing the season with 49 points, eight points ahead of Bettez. In 2018–19, Marie-Philip Poulin became the first three-time winner. The Trophy Incidentally, the Angela James Bowl is the oldest trophy associated with the Canadian Women's Hockey League, initiated in the league's inaugural 2007–08 season. The trophy is 28.8 centimeters tall. Each season's winner is recognized on a small black plaque that reads "CWHL Top Scorer" with the player's name and season. A small personal trophy has also been created for each winner. The player trophy reads "Angela James Bowl" with the winner's name and winning season. References Angela James Bowl Scoring Champions (ebook) External links Angela James Bowl Official Page CWHL.ca Awards established in 2008 Canadian Women's Hockey League 2008 establishments in Canada