VCON 1 ELRONS (1971)
Presented by Mike Bailey
1) – Special award for the Elron Hall of Fame: Lin Carter.
2) – Least Promising New Author: Robert Moore Williams.
3) – Worst Melodramatic Presentation: Beneath the Planet of the Apes.
4) – Worst Novel: I Will Fear No Evil, by Robert A. Heinlein.
VCON 2 ELRONS (1972) – No Elrons Awarded.
VCON 3 ELRONS (1974)
Presented by David George
1) – Least Promising New Author: Jerry Pournelle, with a Bronze Lentil for “semi-literate fetishism” to John Norman (1) .
2) – Worst Novel: Breakfast of Champions, by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
3) – Worst Television Production: The Starlost.
4) – Worst SF Film: Chariots of the Gods.
5) – Elron Hall of Fame: Roger Elwood.
VCON 4 ELRONS (1975)
Presented by Brent McLean
1) – Least Promising New Author: Jerry Pournelle.
2) – Most Appalling Dramatization: CBS Series: Planet of the Apes.
3) – Elron Hall of Shame: John Norman (2), for his new genre, “Bondage Sword and Sorcery.”
4) – Worst Novel of 1974: Population Doomsday, by Don Pendleton.
VCON 5 ELRONS (1976)
Presented by David George
1) – Worst SF TV Show: Space 1999.
2) – Excessive Fiction in the Pursuit of Science: Apollo-Soyuz Link-up.
3) – For the Perpetuation of Terrible Short Stories Which Were Written at Meetings And Which were Subsequently Published in the BCSFA Newsletter: The B.C. Science Fiction Association.
4) – For Assault on the English Language With Strange and Perverted Overusage of the Comma and Semi-colon: Marauders of Gor, by John Norman (3).
5) – Elron Hall of Fame: Roger Elwood.
VCON 6 ELRONS (1978)
Presented by Ed Beauregard
1) – Most Rapacious Author: Stanislaw Lem.
2) – Conspiracy Behind Every Plot Award: Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
3) – Elron Hall of Shame: John Norman (4), for self-plagiarism.
4) – Latent Degeneracy Realized Award: BCSFA, accepted by Hen Flanders.
5) – Bombcon Award: Prunecon.
6) – Where No Rip-Off Has Gone Before Award: The Star Wars Concert.
VCON 7 ELRONS (1979)
Presented by Ed Beauregard.
1) – Best “Sci-Fi” Novel: Deathbeast, by David Gerrold.
2) – Least Promising New Author: Glen Larsen.
3) – Special Dahlgren Award for Unflushable turgidity: Charles Fort, whose four books comprise the world’s longest run-on sentence.
4) – Rip-off of the Year Award: Galaxy Magazine’s payroll department.
5) – The Ponderosa in Space Award: Battlestar Galactica.
6) – The Roger Elwood Inspiration Award for Promoting, editing, Promoting, Publishing, Promoting and Censoring: The ABC Program Division, for making Battlestar Galactica a war show without any killing.
7) – Straw Rats Award for Mindlessly Derivitive Inanity, Combined with Purple Prose by Someone Who Ought to Know Better, and Second Rate Illustrations by Someone Who Plainly Doesn’t: Empire, by Samuel R. Delaney.
8) – One Hundred Monkeys in a Room Full of Typewriters Award: Battlestar Galactica.
9) – Most Original Plot of an SF TV Episode: The Lost Warrior episode of Battlestar Galactica.
10) – Go Away Little Sheba Award for Most Alarming Threat to the Future Bliss and Prosperity of the SF Medium: Roger Elwood for threatening to make a comeback as an SF Editor.
11) – Judge Roy Bean Award for Pettiest Threat to Resort to Legal Action When No Such was Called For: Nova, the PBS series, for forcing the projected magazine of that name to change to Omni.