| POOL A | ONT | ALTA | SASK | QUE | Record | |||
| Ontario | —– | 97-60 | 98-80 | 98-91 | (3-0) | |||
| Alberta | 60-97 | —– | 78-86 | 110-96 | (1-2) | |||
| Saskatchewan | 80-98 | 86-78 | —– | 89-85 | (1-2) | |||
| Quebec | 91-98 | 96-110 | 85-89 | —– | (1-2) | |||
| POOL B | BC | MAN | NB | NS | Record | |||
| British Columbia | —– | 67-63 | 82-61 | 90-62 | (3-0) | |||
| Manitoba | 63-67 | —– | 74-64 | 162-59 | (2-1) | |||
| New Brunswick | 61-82 | 64-74 | —– | 66-62 | (1-2) | |||
| Nova Scotia | 62-90 | 59-162 | 62-66 | —– | (0-3) |
| Semi | British Columbia 68 Alberta 53 | |
| Semi | Ontario 80 Manitoba 67 | |
| 7th | Quebec 113 Nova Scotia 92 | |
| 5th | Saskatchewan 83 New Brunswick 74 | |
| Bronze | Manitoba 88 Alberta 70 | |
| Final | British Columbia 57 Ontario 54 | |
In pool A round robin play, held in Winnipeg: ……………………………………………………
In pool B play: …………………………………………………… British Columbia nipped Manitoba 67-63. Kyle Guss led Manitoba 67-63. “These guys are really keyed,” said Manitoba Joe DiCurzio. Forward Bob Heighten had dunked a layup by guard York Park in the final minute as Manitoba sought to rally. But it was disallowed as a goaltend and BC held on for the win. …………………………………………………… New Brunswick defeated Nova Scotia 66-62 as Marc Aube scored 15, Alex Kidney 12 and Spencer Jeffrey 9. …………………………………………………… Manitoba clipped New Brunswick 74-64. Malcolm Brown led New Brunswick with 14. Alex Kidney added 13 and Marc Aube 13. …………………………………………………… British Columbia spanked New Brunswick 82-61. Spencer Jeffrey led New Brunswick with 13. Marc Aube added 13 and Alex Kidney 12.
In the semis, Ontario clipped Manitoba 80-67. “You’ve got to play aggressively,” said Manitoba’s Norm Froemel. “If you want the ball you have to go for it.”
In the other semi, British Columbia dusted Alberta 68-53.
In the 5th-place playoff, Saskatchewan dispatched New Brunswick 83-74. New Brunswick included Marc Aube, Alex Kidney, Spencer Jeffrey, Malcolm Brown
In the bronze medal match, Manitoba clubbed Alberta 88-70.
In the final, Andy Wilmott scored 16 to lead British Columbia past Ontario 57-54.
The all-tourney team featured MVP Dave Picton (Ontario); Andy Wilmott (B.C.); Todd Langley (B.C.); Charles Minlend (Quebec); Bob Heighton (Manitoba); and Sean Plancke (Ontario)
The bronze medalists from Manitoba: Norm Froemel; Kyle Guss; Roger Watchorn; Jason Scott; Ron Janzen; Sean Lepper; Yorick Michael Parke; Chris Chartier; Mark Tinholt; Elliot Unger; Warren Nightingale; Bob Heighton; coach Joe Di Curzio; assistant Dave Schaefer; assistant John Taylor; manager Jason Harrison
The silver medalists from Ontario: Dave Picton; Doug Wilson; Jamie Law; Shaun Francis; Cam Nekkers; Michael Hundt; Brian Leonard; Keith Samuels; Martin Harris; Greg Francis; Shawn Plancke; Richard Wesolowski; coach Peter Campbell; assistant Doug Hayes; assistant Harvey Singleton; assistant Jim Henderson
The gold medalists from British Columbia: Andy Wilmott; Todd Langley; Jeff Bevington; Dave Dyck; Randy Ellis; Brandan Greaves; Dave Hell; Shawn King; Greg Meldrum; Casey Olynyk; Marc Semeniuk; Andrew Smith; coach Bob Corbett; assistant Duncan Anderson