Final 1996 Standings

Division champions (*) and other playoff qualifiers (†) are noted. Number of seasons listed after each head coach refers to latest tenure with club through 1996 season.

East Division

	W	L	Pts	PF	PA	Pct
*Toronto	15	3	30	556	359	.833
†Montreal	12	6	24	534	469	.667
†Hamilton	8	10	16	426	576	.444
Ottawa	3	15	6	353	524	.167

1996 Head Coaches: Tor—Don Matthews (1st); Mon—Bob Price (1st); Ham—Don Sutherin (3rd); Ott—replaced Jim Gilstrap (2nd, 0-2) with John Payne (3-13) on July 4.

1995 North Div. standings: 1. Calgary (15-3); 2. Edmonton (13-5); 3. B.C. Lions (10-8); 4. Hamilton (8-10); 5. Winnipeg (7-11); 6. Saskatchewan (6-12); 7. Toronto (4-14); Ottawa (3-15).

West Division

	W	L	Pts	PF	PA	Pct
*Calgary	13	5	26	608	365	.722
†Edmonton	11	7	22	459	354	.611
†Winnipeg	9	9	18	420	496	.500
British Columbia	5	13	10	410	485	.278
Saskatchewan	5	13	10	360	498	.278

1996 Head Coaches: Calg—Wally Buono (7th season); Edm—Ron Lancaster (6th); Win—Cal Murphy (5th); BC—Joe Paopao (1st); Sask—Jim Daley (1st)

1995 South Div. standings: 1. Baltimore (15-3); 2. San Antonio (12-6); 3. Birmingham (10-8); 4. Memphis (9-9); 5. Shreveport (5-13).

Canadian Football League

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