1966-67 Senior women

	Team	BC – 1	BC -2	ONT	MAN	Record
	Vancouver Mount Pleasant Legion	—–	51-45	54-43	81-43	(3-0)
	Vancouver Mols	45-51	—–	47-30	78-41	(2-1)
	Hamilton J.C.C. Kittens	43-54	30-47	—–	53-45	(1-2)
	Winnipeg St. Vital Grads	43-81	41-78	45-53	—–	(0-3)

	Final	Vancouver Mt. Pleasant Legion 47 Vancouver Mols 43

        In the British Columbia semis, the Mount Pleasant Legionettes defeated the University of British Columbia Thunderettes x-x; 54-48 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Mount Pleasant prevailed x-x as Judy Hilliard scored 15, Janice Robinson 12 and Janice Zingrich 10. Johanna Pederson paced the Thunderettes with 11. …………………………………………………… In game two, Mount Pleasant took the series with a 54-48 win as Diane Doyle scored 14, Judy Hilliard 14 and Janice Robinson 14. Janet Douglas paced U.B.C. with 15. Pauline Genwick added 13.

In the British Columbia finals, the Vancouver Mols defeated the Vancouver Mount Pleasant Legionettes 44-57; 40-50; 60-43; 48-42; 46-30 (3g-2). …………………………………………………… In game one, Mount Pleasant (coached by Glen Robertson) prevailed 57-44 after leading 29-18 at the half. Diane Doyle paced the Legionettes with 14. Janice Zingrich added 12, Janice Robinson 11, Cheryl McIntosh 11 and Judy Hilliard 9. Playing coach Darlene Currie led the Mols with 12. Vale Kingswood added 11 and Mary MacDonald 11. …………………………………………………… In game two, Mount Pleasant clipped the Mols 50-40 as Diane Doyle scored 18. …………………………………………………… In game three, the Mols spanked Mount Pleasant 60-43 as Darlene Currie scored 12 and Mary McDonald 22. Diane Doyle led the Legionettes with 16. …………………………………………………… In game four, the Mols prevailed 48-42. Mount Pleasant appealed the result, arguing that Barb Roberts played the final few minutes despite having had 5 fouls. The BC basketball association upheld the appeal and ordered the game replayed. But CABA overruled the BC decision and let the result stand.  Darlene Currie led the Mols with 21. Barb Robertson added 8 and Vale Kingswood 8. Diane Doyle paced the Legioneetes with 16. Janice Robertson added 10. …………………………………………………… In game five, the Mols dusted Mount Pleasant 46-30 as Darlene Currie scored 13. The Legionnetes led 24-17 at the half.

In the national tourney, held at Simon Fraser Univ., Vancouver Mount Pleasant Legion was invited despite having lost to the Vancouver Mols 3g-2 in the B.C. senior A final. But the fourth game was under protest and CABA still hadn’t ruled by the time of the national finals so both teams were allowed to enter the tourney. Mount Pleasant picked up Victoria’s Mary Coutts and U.B.C.’s Joanna Pederson for the tourney. The Vancouver Mols picked up U.B.C.’s Pauline Gensick and Janet Douglas. They were essentially the same Richmond-based team which had won the previous three national titles.

        In the opener, the Vancouver Mount Pleasant Legionettes defeated Winnipeg St. Vital 81-43 as centre Mary Coutts scored 12, forward Janice Zingrich 11, guard Diane Doyle 10, Jay Dahlgren 10 and forward Cheryl McIntosh 10. St. Vital was led by Carol Ruff and Pat Pisnook, each 10.

        The Vancouver Mols opened with a 47-30 victory over the Hamilton Jewish Community Centre Kittens as Mary Macdonald scored 10, Darlene Currie 8 and Shelagh Farrell 8. Maggie Maniya led the Kittens with 11. Pat MacDonald added 10.

        Vancouver Mount Pleasant defeated the Hamilton Kittens 54-43 as Mary Coutts scored 19 and Janice Zingrich 8 to pace Vancouver past Hamilton. Marg Mamuza scored 13 for the Kittens.

        The Vancouver Mols defeated Winnipeg St. Vital 78-41 as Mary Macdonald scored 18, Barb Robertson 10 and Vale Kingwood 10. Winnipeg was led by Pat Pisnook 12 and Carol Roy 11.

        The Hamilton Kittens secured their only win with a 53-45 defeat of Winnipeg St. Vital as Pat Macdonald scored 15 and Marg Mamuza 16. St. Vital was led by Joanne Schultz 14 and Pat Pisnook 14.

        In the bronze medal match, Winnipeg St. Vital edged the Hamilton Kittens 45-41.

        In the final, Mt. Pleasant defeated the Mols 47-43 as Diane Doyle scored 16, guard Janice Robinson 9 and Mary Coutts 9. Mount Pleasant with good rebounding and tough defence as 5-11 Judy Hilliard held Mary Macdonald to two points. Janice Robinson held Mols playing coach Darlene Currie to 9. Barb Robertson paced the Mols with 14. Mount Pleasant coach Glen Robertson told the Vancouver Sun that “the best team won. We’re tired of seeing Mols get all the headlines … and it seems like the only time they ever lose is against our club.” Janice Robinson “played one of her best defensive games,” holding Darlene Currie to 9 “and let’s face it, Darlene is one of the best in the country,” he added. The Legionettes also held Mary MacDonald to 2.

        The bronze medalist Winnipeg St. Vital: Pat Pisnook; Carol Roy; Joanne Schultz;

The runner-up Vancouver Mols: Mary MacDonald; Shelagh Farrell; Barb Robertson; Vale Kingswood; Pauline Gensick; Janet Douglas; playing coach Darlene Currie

        The champion Vancouver Mount Pleasant Legionettes: Mary Coutts; Liz Craig; Cheryl McIntosh; Jay Dahlgren; Judy Hilliard; Janice Robinson; Bonnie Stewart; Diane Doyle; Carol Ratzlaff; Janice Zingrich; Johanna Pederson; Sheila Moult; coach Glen Robertson