- Abel, from the Abel Prize, a mathematics award named for Norwegian mathematician Niels Henrik Abel (1802-1829).
- Albert, from the Albert Medal, a social change award named for Prince Albert (1819-1861).
- Allan, from the Allan Cup, a hockey award named for Canadian banker and ship owner Sir H. Montague Allan (1860-1951).
- Ambrose, from the Ambrose Medal, an earth science award named for the first Geological Association of Canada president John Willis Ambrose.
- Anderson, from the Anderson Cup, a hockey award named for hockey league organizer Harold Anderson.
- Anthony, from the Anthony Awards, mystery fiction awards named for MWA founder Anthony Boucher (1911-1968).
- Archibald, from the Archibald Prize, a portraiture award named for Australian publisher Jules Francois Archibald (1856-1919).
- Ariel, from the Ariel Award, a Mexican film award named for "Ariel," an essay by Uruguayan writer Jose Enrique Rodo (1872-1917).
- Blake, from the Blake Prize, a religious art award named for English artist and poet William Blake (1757-1827).
- Booker, from the Man Booker Prize, a fiction award named for original sponsor Booker-McConnell company.
- Cesar, from the Cesar Award, a French film award named for French sculptor Cesar Baldaccini (1921-1998).
- Curtis, from the Curtis Cup, a golf award named for golfers (and sisters) Harriot Curtis (1881-1974) and Margaret Curtis (1883-1965).
- Davis, from the Davis Cup, a tennis award named for American tennis player and politician Dwight F. Davis (1879-1945).
- Davy, from the Davy Medal, a chemistry award named for British chemist Humphry Davy (1778-1829).
- Edgar, from the Edgar Allan Poe Award, a mystery fiction award named for American writer Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849).
- Felix, from the Felix Award, a Quebecois music award named for Quebecois folk singer Felix Leclerc (1914-1988).
- Grey, from the Grey Cup, a football award named for British nobleman Albert Henry George Grey, 4th Earl Grey (1851-1917).
- Griffin, from the Griffin Poetry Prize, a poetry award named for Canadian businessman Scott Griffin (b. 1938).
- Harvey, from the Harvey Kurtzman Award, a comic book award named for founding editor of MAD Harvey Kurtzman (1924-1993).
- Hugo, from the Hugo Award, a sci-fi & fantasy writer award named for Amazing Stories founder Hugo Gernsback (1884-1967).
- Ivor, from the Ivor Novello Award, a songwriting & composing award named for Welsh entertainer Ivor Novello (1893-1951).
- Leonard, from the Leonard Medal, a meteoritics award named for astrophysicist Frederick C. Leonard (1896-1960).
- Lester, from the Lester Award, a jockey award named for English jockey Lester Piggott (b. 1935).
- Logan, from the Logan Medal, a earth science award named for Canadian geologist William Edmond Logan (1798-1875).
- Maxwell, from the Maxwell Award, a football award named for football player and sportswriter Robert W. Maxwell (1884-1922).
- Oscar, nickname for the Academy Awards.
- Reuben, from the Reuben Award, a cartooning award named for American cartoonist Reuben Goldberg (1883-1970).
- Ryder, from the Ryder Cup, a golf award named for English entrepreneur Samuel Ryder (1858-1936).
- Stanley, from the Stanley Cup, a hockey award named for English politician Frederick A. Stanley (1841-1908).
- Thomas, from the Thomas Cup, a badminton award named for sportsman George Alan Thomas (1881-1972).
- Tony, nickname for the Antoinette Perry Award, a theatre award named for American actress M. Antoinette Perry (1888-1946).
- Turner, from the Turner Prize, a modern art award named for English painter J. M. W. Turner (1775-1851).
- Vincent, from the Vincent Award, a modern art award named for Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890).
- Wade, from the Wade Trophy, a basketball award named for basketball coach L. Margaret Wade (1912-1995).
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