| ROUND ROBIN | BC | QUE | SASK | NS | Record | |||
| British Columbia | —– | 71-46 | 77-53 | 66-45 | (3-0) | |||
| Quebec | 46-71 | —– | (2-1) | |||||
| Saskatchewan | 53-77 | —– | ||||||
| Nova Scotia | 45-66 | —– | ||||||
| POOL B | ONT | MAN | ALTA | NFLD | ||||
| Ontario | —– | 102-52 | ||||||
| Manitoba | —– | 88-61 | 80-46 | |||||
| Alberta | 61-88 | —- | ||||||
| Newfoundland | 52-102 | 46-80 | —– | |||||
| Semi | Ontario 71 Quebec 67 | |
| Semi | British Columbia 85 Manitoba 45 | |
| 7th | ||
| 5th | New Brunswick 75 Saskatchewan 52 | |
| Bronze | Manitoba 73 Quebec 53 | |
| Final | British Columbia 85 Ontario 61 |
In round-robin play, held in Sydney, Nova Scotia (there is all manner of inconsistent reporting from newspapers on the results from this year, with some saying one team won a contest, and others reporting the converse. As a consequence, the results reported are hazy, at best): …………………………………………………… British Columbia thrashed Saskatchewan 77-53 as Jennifer Curley scored 14. …………………………………………………… British Columbia dumped Nova Scotia 66-45 as Jennifer Curley scored 16. B.C. led 32-24 at the half. …………………………………………………… British Columbia clipped Quebec 71-46 as Megan Magee scored 17 and Andrea Schnider 16. …………………………………………………… Ontario thrashed Newfoundland 102-52 as Sherry Turnbull scored 27.
The Winnipeg Free Press reported that Manitoba finished (3-1) in pool play, having beaten Alberta 88-61, Nova Scotia 64-42 and Newfoundland 80-46.
In pool B play, Manitoba defeated Alberta 88-61 as Diane Zunic scored 20. Alberta (coached by Doug Baker) included Sheri Jensen, Linda Westrop, Corie Gunderson, Lori Lozo, Tracey Cook, Jonene Schalm, alternate Shannon Frier.
In the semis, British Columbia thrashed Manitoba 85-45 as Jennifer Curley scored 18 and Megan Magee 13. Diane Zunic led Manitoba with 11.
In the fifth-place playoff, Newfoundland whipped Saskatchewan 75-52. Nan Anderson paced Saskatchewan with 13.
In the bronze medal match, Manitoba thumped Quebec 73-53 as Larissa Washuk scored 13 and Cheryl Lamotte 12. Quebec included Melanie Gagne, Isabelle Boucher, Catherine Gallant
In the final, British Columbia defeated Ontario 85-61 as 6-3 centre Jennifer Curley scored 23, Andrea Loukes 18 and 6-3 forward Megan Magee 15. Andrea Schneider added 8 and dished 8 assists. B.C. led 35-29 at the half.
The all-tournament team featured: MVP Andrea Schneider (BC); Jennifer Curley (BC); Megan Magee (BC); Melanie Gagne (Quebec);
The bronze medalists from Manitoba: Larissa Washuk; Cheryl Lamotte; Jodi Rock; Sheri Telke; coach Bryan Kornberger
The silver medalists from Ontario: Sherry Turnbull;
The gold medalists from British Columbia: Andrea Schneider; Jennifer Curley; Megan Magee; Andrea Loukes; Susie Jarosch; Lisa Nickel; Corrine Vanderwal; Nikola Hanson; Lori Orstad; Leila Hopkins; Camille Thompson; Tracy McCleod; coach Steve Pettifer; assistant Kim Poland