The F. R. Feaver Memorial Trophy was first introduced in 1972 and is awarded annually in memory of Frank Feaver who was the OASA Secretary from 1943 to 1956. Frank’s dedication, service and devotion played a major role in the expansion and development of the game of softball. The award is presented to a player, official or officer of any league or association who, in the opinion of the Feaver Awards Committee, has made an outstanding contribution to the game of softball.
| 1972 | Dick Hames, London | 2001 | Peter Handley, North Bay |
| 1973 | George Thomas, Simcoe | 2002 | Al Whitfield, Strathcona |
| 1974 | Andy Davidson, Stratford | 2003 | Ken Leonard, Oshawa |
| 1975 | Max Scheff, Willowdale | 2004 | Bernie Beauregard, Orleans |
| 1976 | John Brady, Oshawa | 2005 | Cliff Dunkeld, Stouffville |
| 1977 | Leroy Pickard, St. Catharines | 2006 | Sylvia Ryan, Whitby |
| 1978 | John Edwards, Jarvis | 2007 | Bill O’Neill, Cobourg |
| 1979 | Bill Jacko, North Bay | 2008 | Bob Whitfield, Bath |
| 1980 | Roger Bauder, Verona | 2009 | Mary Myers, Gormley |
| 1981 | Bill Topping, St. Thomas | 2010 | John Mather, Oshawa |
| 1982 | Gordon Martin, Binbrook | 2011 | Al Harrison, Wingham |
| 1983 | Keith Fleming, Oshawa | 2012 | Gene Rouselle, St. Catharines |
| 1984 | Don Prescott, Little Current | 2013 | Robert Abbot, Huntsville |
| 1985 | Vin Walker, Oshawa | 2014 | Gary Wren, St. Thomas |
| 1986 | Bill Cleland, St. Catharines | 2015 | Dave Reynolds, Napanee |
| 1987 | Layton Dodge, Cobourg | 2016 | Mike Goodridge, Port Dover |
| 1988 | Bill Martin, Simcoe | 2017 | Garry Waugh, Woodstock |
| 1989 | Gord Ferguson, East York | 2018 | Bill Simpson, Owen Sound |
| 1990 | Bill Shaw, Belleville | 2019 | Keith Wagler, Tavistock |
| 1992 | Roger Stewart, Grimsby | 2020 | Scott Searle, Ottawa |
| 1993 | Dick Turpin, Cobourg | 2021 | George Ryder, Port Dover |
| 1994 | Don Smith, Caledonia | 2022 | Hub Fehrman, Caledonia |
| 1995 | Harold Godfrey, Fenelon Falls | 2023 | Karen Mills, Napanee |
| 1996 | Wayne Venning, Port Perry | 2024 | Gary Baker, Kitchener |
| 1997 | Frank Bender, Orleans | ||
| 1998 | Ron Taylor, Havelock | ||
| 1999 | Cliff Belch, Belleville | ||
| 2000 | Norm Fraser, North York |
