REGULAR SEASON
| McGill | 10-2 | 21-13 | Ken Schildroth | ||
| Concordia | 9-3 | 15-7 | Doug Daigneault | ||
| U.Q.T.R. | 3-9 | Claude Laliberte | |||
| Bishop’s | 2-10 | 5-22 | Eddie Pomykala | ||
In the regular season, McGill finished atop the standings with a (10-2) record.
Early in the campaign, the CIS places Concordia on probation for one year for violating player-eligibility rules by offering players campus jobs to play on the team over the previous three seasons. Concordia can play in the league but “will not be considered for top 10 ranking, a wild-card playoff berth, eligible to host national or regional champions, nor participate in any television packages, exclusive of the championship game.”
Rosters:
The non-medalist Bishop’s Gaiters: Nick Van Herk, Dave Clements, Kevin Robertson, Stewart Greenwood, Kevin Morin, Mike Fisher, John Bennett, Ruddy Daniels, Andy Batten, Andy Lamont, Steve Shelton, Brian Vaickus, Sean Harrod, coach Eddie Pomykala, assistant Morgan Quinn, manager Marlo Derkson, trainer Steve King
There were no postseason playoffs.
The bronze medalist University du Quebec @ Trois Rivieres Patriotes: Mario Roy;
The runner-up Concordia Stingers: Craig Norman; Biagio Carrese; Ed Muha; John Baird; Harout Tarakjian; Tim McNaughton; Parnell Joseph; Bob Verrelli; Mike Hatz; Glen Rouse; Steve Feidelberg; Steve Mau; Ed Muha; coach Doug Daigneault, assistant John Dore, assistant Andy Mezey; manager Jamie Higgins; therapist Nick Addey-Jibb
The champion McGill Redmen: Claude Briere; Francois Dion; Albert Israel; Michael Cohee; Ken Tucker; Simon Onabowale; Owen Roberts; Patrick Arsenault; David Swaebe; Owen Officer; Bernie Rosanelli; Jaimie Crawford; Ian Dakers; coach Ken Schildroth; assistant Carlo Del Bosco; manager Richard Watson; therapist Luis Cyr; athletic director Robert Dubeau; SID Laura Lisiak