REGULAR SEASON
| Brandon | 13-2 | 27-3 | Jerry Hemmings | ||
| Regina | 7-8 | 13-20 | James Hillis | ||
| Manitoba | 6-9 | 11-15 | Rick Suffield | ||
| Winnipeg | 4-11 | 11-26 | Bill Wedlake | ||
In the semis, Regina defeated Manitoba 85-77; 90-86 (2g-0).
In the other semi, Brandon swept Winnipeg 76-48; 101-85 (2g-0).
In the finals, Brandon defeated Regina 117-81; 87-85 (2g-0).
In the opener, Brandon crushed Regina 117-81.
In game two, Brandon prevailed 87-85. Bobcat guard Keith Vassell hit a fadeaway jumper with six seconds on clock to give Brandon the victory. “I don’t think I could have finished off playing in the BU gym any better than this,” said Vassell, who scored 23, grabbed 9 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals. Kansas City-born starter Demetrious Floyd joined the team in December.
The co-bronze medalist Manitoba Bisons: Elliot Unger; Marc Virgo; Dennis Skrabek; Lenin Mangaron; coach Rick Suffield
The co-bronze medalist Winnipeg Wesmen: Steve Newton; Kevin Chief; Murray Davidson; Clarence Vigilance; Matej Maroti; Lucas Buller; B.J. York; Jason Harrison; Pat Sherlock; Robert Penner; Marlin Kraus; Steinar Cramer; Chris Passley; coach Bill Wedlake; assistant Grant Richter
The runner-up Regina Cougars: Kevin Gilroy; Bill Johnson; Dale Holmes; Chris Warnecke; Kobie Brandt; Russell Brodner; Scott Goebel; Drew Hunter; Steven Podwin; A.J. Schepers; Kris Sundell; coach James Hillis
The champion Brandon Bobcats: Keith Vassell; Shawn Gray; Euan Roberts; Jason Scott; Wayne Taylor; Demetrious Floyd; Roger Martin; Greg Walker; Donald Phillips; Garfield Parke; Jamie Blake; Scott Wallace; Dave Brown; Larry Dudevoir; Jacob Hall; Mark Plamondon; coach Jerry Hemmings; assistant Bill Gordon; assistant Brett Nohr; assistant Nigel Escoffery; trainer Lennie Davis; manager Jason Kroetsch