Sentence examples for first ever trophy from inspiring English sources

On April 21 last year, Trent Sainsbury was crammed on a small boat for celebrations to mark PEC Zwolle's first ever trophy in its 60-year professional history.

In 2013 the team celebrated their first ever trophy in front of their own fans, many of whom were in tears after 18 years of futility.

Chicago go to Toronto on Saturday night, knowing that next up is a tricky road game in New York with the Red Bulls possibly chasing a first ever trophy as the Supporters Shield goes to the wire.

Watching their progress carefully will be Chicago, who will have the advantage of knowing exactly what they have to do when they kick off, and the disadvantage of being up against a New York team who would guarantee their first ever trophy with a win.

He led the French side to its first ever trophy in 1984, winning the European Championship on home turf.

"The way is open for us to go where we want to go - and where we want to go is to give Senegal our first ever trophy in continental comeptition," he said.

Mike Petke, another first-year MLS coach, who won the Supporters Shield (the New York Red Bulls first-ever trophy), came in second.

He and his players are more interested in creating fresh history and they go into tomorrow's decider at their Halton Stadium home in Widnes, eyeing a first-ever trophy.

Unfancied Coventry City won their first-ever trophy in one of the great finals, 3-2 over Spurs in 1987, Keith Houchen's diving header a goal for the ages, while Wimbledon, in the non-league a decade earlier, beat arguably the most entertaining Liverpool side ever in 1988.

Weise's network unearthed players who managed to win the Under-18 Euros in 1981 under his guidance, West Germany's first ever international trophy at youth level.

So too is the possibility of leading Lincoln to what would be the club's first ever major trophy.