| ROUND ROBIN | MAN | ONT | BC | NS | ALTA | Record |
| U. Winnipeg Wesmenettes | —– | 48-46 | 55-43 | 68-47 | 58-37 | (4-0) |
| Hamilton Athenas | 46-48 | —– | 55-42 | 66-52 | 60-33 | (3-1) |
| Vancouver Elks | 43-55 | 42-55 | —– | 47-44 | 57-43 | (1-3) |
| Dalhousie | 47-68 | 52-66 | 44-47 | —– | 66-41 | (1-3) |
| Grande Prairie College | 37-58 | 33-60 | 43-57 | 41-66 | —– | (0-4) |
In the B.C. finals, the Vancouver Elks, coached by Maureen Fishleigh defeated Victoria Cordova Bay 51-38; 68-42 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game two, U.B.C. completed the series sweep with an 68-42 win as Betty Baxter scored 23. Lynn Dunan led Cordova Bay with 12.
In the Alberta finals, the Grande Prairie Regional College Cubs defeated the Calgary KGs 46-37; 55-25 (2g-0).
In national round robin play, the University of Winnipeg Wesmenettes dumped the Grande Prairie Regional College Cubs 58-37 as Colleen McAmmond scored 20 and Angie Johnson 12. The Wesmenettes led 28-11 at the half.
The Vancouver Elks edged the Dalhouse Tigerettes 47-44 as Judy Hannemeyer scored 14, Patti McGuire 13 and Jeanne Ball 12. Judy Rice led the Tigerettes with 16. Joan Selig added 9.
The Winnipeg Wesmenettes clipped the Vancouver Elks 55-43 as Angie Johnson scored 20, Colleen McAmmond 14 and Debbie Shiloff 12.
The Vancouver Elks whipped the Grande Prairie College Regional Cubs 57-43 as Judy Hannenmayer scored 25. Char Shmyr paced Grande Prairie with 14.
In the round-robin tourney’s decisive match, the University of Winnipeg Wesmenettes clipped the Hamilton Athenas 48-46 as Angie Johnson scored 18, Colleen McAmmond 12 and Debbie Shiloff 10. Hamilton led 23-21 at the half. In a tight defensive game, Hamilton’s Ann Hurley shot a 20-footer with 12 seconds to go but it hit the rim and bounced off. Pam Wedd led the Athenas with 19. Wesmenettes coach Vic Pruden told the Winnipeg Tribune that “this is a first for Winnipeg. The girls produced a real good team effort. All girls played well in spots. Our first game wasn’t too difficult but Vancouver and Dalhousie weren’t slouches. Actually, our defence won it for us. It was the difference in the results. We defended all the teams adequately. Give these girls lots of credit. They lacked experience, coming just out of high schook, and they were nervous and tight.”
The all-tourney selections were: MVP Angie Johnson (U of Winnipeg); Colleen McAmmond (U of Winnipeg); Ann Hurley (Hamilton Athenas); Cathy Jennings (Hamilton Athenas); Joan Selig (Dalhousie)
The runner-up Hamilton Athenas: Cathy Jennings; Ann Hurley; coach Earl Begg; coach Pat Latham
The champion University of Winnipeg Wesmenettes: Angie Johnson; Colleen McAmmond; Debbie Shiloff; Sharon Brandow; Patti Marchyshyn; Eileen McMorris; Margaret Hoff; Carolyn Burfoot; Holly Reader; Anne Spence; coach Vic Pruden; assistant coach Jerry Ilchyna; manager Edda Phillips