| QF | University of New Brunswick 70 Victoria First United 32 |
| Semi | University of Lethbridge 73 University of Brandon 30 |
| Semi | University of New Brunswick 85 York St. Leo’s 51 |
| Final | University of New Brunswick 63 University of Lethbridge 58 |
In the British Columbia finals, Victoria First United defeated the U.B.C. Jayvees 48-36; 29-51; 37-34 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game one, Victoria First United prevailed 48-36 as Trish Hadfield scored 20, Anne McKeachie 9, Judy Pearson 5, Lyn Wren 4, Pam Harknett 2, Margo Morrison 2, Pat Demidoff 3, Gerry Redding 2 and Heather Wood 2, while Linda Gray and Barb Halberg were scoreless. Marilyn Swales paced U.B.C. with 9. Doreen Ball added 6, Helen Protovick (Brottbick?) 5, Marg McKinley 5, Sue Wyse 4, Elaine Owen 2, Trish Yard 2, Heather Butcher 2 and Joan Currie 1. …………………………………………………… In game two, U.B.C. prevailed 51-29 as Helen Brottbick scored 4, Doreen Ball 13, Sue wyse 10, Elaine Owen 6, Mary MacKinlay 3, Trish yard 3 and Joan Currie 2, while Marilyn Swale and Heather Butcher were scoreless. Trish Hadfield paced First United with 12. Judy Pearson added 4, Pam Harknett 4, Heather Wood 4, Linda Gray 2, Margo Morrison 2 and Anne McKeachie 1, while Lynette Wren, Barb Hallberg, Gerri Redding and Pat Demidoff were scoreless. “We were outrebounded, outhustled and outplayed all the way. “It was just a bad night,” Victoria coach Mike Gallo told the Victoria Times Colonist. …………………………………………………… In game three, Victoria First United took the series with a 37-34 win as Trish Hadfield scored 21, Linda Gray 4, Pam Harknett 4, Judy Pearson 3, Lynnette Wren 4 and Margo Morrison 1, while Anne McKeachie, Pat Demidoff, Heather Wood, Gerry Redding and Barb Halbert were scoreless. Doreen Ball led U.B.C. with 12. Helen Brottvick added 6, Marilyn Swales 5, Sue Wyse 5, Elaine Owen 4 and Heather Butcher 2, while Trish Yard, Mary McKinley and Joan Currie were scoreless.
In the Alberta finals, a modified knock-out competition: …………………………………………………… In round one, Lethbridge clocked Red Deer 64-30. …………………………………………………… In round two, Red Deer edged the University of Calgary Jayvees 46-44. …………………………………………………… In the semis, Red Deer defeated Camrose Lutheran 49-43. …………………………………………………… In the final, Lethbridge somped Red Deer 70-20. Helen Skidmore paced Lethbridge (coached by Ken Cahoon) with 20. …………………………………………………… The all-tournament team included Leona Voth (Lethbridge); Linda Dogterom (Lethbridge), Linda Voth (Lethbridge), Linda Moore (Red Deer) and Nancy Depner (Red Deer). The second team included Helen Skidmore (Lethbridge).
The western Canada playoffs were a round-robin capped by a playoff round. In round robin play: …………………………………………………… U.B.C. defeated the University of Alberta 45-26 as Darlene Bell scored 10. Lauren Ross led the pandas with 8. Ann Alloway added 8. …………………………………………………… U.B.C. defeated the University of Winnipeg 76-8 as Helen Brottiuk scored 12. Leona Devuyst led the Wesmenettes with 8. …………………………………………………… The University of Alberta edged the University of Winnipeg 35-34 as Elaine Mosicki scored 13. Leona Devuyst led the Wesmenettes with 15. …………………………………………………… Brandon clipped Saskatchewan 42-27. …………………………………………………… Saskatchewan dumped Calgary 42-27 as Marilyn Findlay scored 10 and Mary Anne Richter 10. Bev Jones led Calgary with 8. …………………………………………………… Brandon dusted Calgary 61-36 as Valerie Rollins scored 26. Bev Leask led Calgary with 14. …………………………………………………… In the bronze medal match, Alberta nipped Saskatchewan 42-41 as Gwen Blades scored 8. Marilyn Findlay and Ruth Turnbull each scored 14 for the Huskiettes. …………………………………………………… In the final, the University of Brandon Bobbies defeated UBC 57-46 as 6-4 Val Rollins scored 23.
The eligibility for juniors in 1970 was under age 21.
In the quarterfinals, held in Lethbridge, the University of New Brunswick Red Bloomers stomped Victoria First United 70-32 as Karen Lee scored 21, Joyce Douthwright 13, Sandy Humes 10, Russell 8, Jardine 7, Buzzell 5, Leslie Olmstead 4 and Smith 2, while Kirk and Campbell were scoreless. The Red Bloomers led 40-15 at the half. Annie McKeachie paced Victoria with 11. Trish Hadfield added 5, Judy Pearson 5, Pat Demidoff 4, Margo Morrison 2, Heather Wood 2, Lynnette Wren 2 and Pam Harknett 1, while Gerri Redding and Linda Grey were scoreless. First United (coached by Mike Gallo, trainer First Gunderson) also included Barb Halberg. First United coach Mike Gallo told the Victoria Daily Colonist that “they are a fine ballclub. They dropped 7 players down from senior A this season. They do everything so well. … My kids didn’t play that badly. It was a real tough game and we couldn’t match them under the boards. (New Brunswick’s Karen Lee) probably engineers as many points as she scored herself. She’s a one-lady wrecking crew.”
In the semis, the University of New Brunswick pounded York St. Leo’s 86-51 as Karen Lee scored 20, Joyce Douthwright 18, Leslie Olmstead 14, Buzzell 8, Russell 8, Jardine 6, Sandy Humes 2 and Smith 2, while Campbell and Kirk were scoreless. Loretta McKenzie paced York with 13. Anne Hurley added 11, Kryanowski 7, Cote 7, Gawalyck 6, Parkinson 5 and Cascene 2, while Jennings, Hurley and DeHeinrich were scoreless.
The University of Lethbridge Chinooks clocked the University of Brandon Bobcats 73-30 as Leona Voth scored 21, Linda Dogterom 16, Dixie Dow 11, Lynette Maynard 8, Linda Voth 4, Helen Skidmore 4, Minnie Van Dieran 3 and Joan Cannady 2, while Leslie Blenner-Hassett was scoreless. Sylvia Olynick paced the Bobcats with 15. Val Rollins added 6, Anderson 5, Parkhurst 4, Peirie 2 and Thompson 2, while Mazumoto, Field and Edgerton were scoreless. The Chinooks opened with a 25-2 run, held the Bobcats without a field goal for 13 minutes and took a 41-11 lead at the half. A 25-0 second half run put the outcome well out of the Bobcats reach.
In the consolation final, described by the Victoria Daily Colonist as the bronze medal match (though York St. Leo’s, as a semi-finalist, deserved equal status as a medal winner) Victoria First United whipped the University of Brandon Bobcats 62-39 as Pam Harknett scored 22, Annie McKeachie 18, Trish Hadfield 13, Linda Gray 5, Heather Wood 2, Gerri Redding 1 and Lynette Wren 1, while Judy Pearson, Margo Morrison and Barb Hallberg were scoreless. Sylvia Olynick paced Brandon with 13. Val Rollins added 9, Linda Petrie 6, Naomi Marumoto 5, Karen Anderson 4 and Alison Parkhurst 2, while Pat Thompson, Marie Fields and Nanoya Edgerton were scoreless. The Red Bloomers led 39-27 at the half.
In the final, the University of New Brunswick edged the University of Lethbridge Chinooks 63-58 as Joyce Douthwright scored 22 before fouling out with four minutes to play. Tournament MVP Karen Lee added 21, Olmstead 10, Sandy Humes 6 and Russell 4, while Buzzell, Campbell, Jardine, Smith and Kirk were scoreless. New Brunswick led 39-27 at the half. Minnie Van Dieran and Leona Voth each scored 17 to pace Lethbridge. Leslie Blenner-Hassett added 12, Linda Dogterom 9, Joan Cannady 8, Helen Skidmore 5 and Dixie Dow 2, while Linda Voth and Lynette Maynard were scoreless.
The all-tournament team featured MVP Karen Lee (New Brunswick); Joyce Douthwright (New Brunswick); Minnie Van Dieren (Lethbridge); Loretta Mackenzie (York St. Leo’s); Anne McKeachie (Victoria First United; and Linda Petrie (Brandon).
The bronze medalist Victoria First United: Trish Hadfield; Judy Pearson; Pam Harknett; Heather Wood; Linda Gray; Anne McKeachie; Margo Morrison; Lynette Wren; Barb Hallberg; Gerri Redding; Pat Demidoff; coach Mike Gallo; trainer Dianna Gunderson
The runner-up University of Lethbridge Chinooks: Minnie Van Dieran; Leona Voth; Linda Voth; Helen Skidmore; Linda Dogterom; Dixie Dow; Joan Cannady; Lynette Maynard; Leslie Blenner-Hassett; coach Wilma Winter
The champion New Brunswick Red Bloomers: Leslie Olmstead; Karen Lee; Sandy Humes; Mary Campbell; Nancy Buzzell; Ginny Russell; Jean Jardine; Joan Smith; Lynn Kirk; Joyce Douthwright; coach Sandra Robinson; manager Coreen Flemming