Final regular season standings: Mount St. Vincent (x-1); x (x-x); Mount Allison (11-10)
Playoff non-qualifiers:
Mount Allison Mounties: Dave Tingley, Scott Rawding, Mark Sweetapple, Matt Stanley, David Klein, Stefan Hoddinott, Nathan Ayer, Robert Ryan, Michael Fleming, Craig Noble, Shawn McIntosh, Andrew Noble, Roland Muizelaar, John-Kevin Flynn, coach Steve Chapman, assistant Jay Mingrone, manager Dwayne Hopkins, therapist Jan Hooper, therapist Ray Coggins
University of King’s College Blue Devils: Ranj Pillai, Kyle Bradley, Paul Minard, Mike Roger, Kim Wong, Brent MacDonald, James Cody, Bryan Acker, Andrew Kasprzak, Noah Haspray, Gregor Wilson, Kas Marynick, Milse Van Wajeninsen, Andrew Treash, coach Tim Flinn, trainer Randy Reeves
Nova Scotia Teachers’ College Hawks: Chris Clarke, Kevin Gray, Lloyd Boutilier, Kevin Hayden, Deane Smith, Cory Taylor, Alvin Clairmont, Jodye Routledge, Matt Foot, Andrew Doucette, Jeff Carruthers, Cas Theriault, Doug Hart, Andrew James, Jamie Kavanaugh, coach John Archibald, manager Craig MacDougall
Technical University of Nova Scotia Engineers: Bill Myette, Shervan Khanna, Drew Fraser, Kenny Edison, Jim Foran, Geoff Redmond, Mike Hall, Blair MacKinnon, Rejesh Khanna, Dave MacVicar, John Meads, Craig Clarke, Aidan Campbell, coach Mark Forward, assistant Anthony Ross, trainer Greg MacLean
In the semis, the Mount St. Vincent Mystics dumped the St. Thomas Tommies 79-59 as Mark Clarke scored 20, Malik Adams 17, David Wilson 12 and Craig Miller 11. Ryan Dickinson led St. Thomas with 17. Mike Hayden added 13.
The other semi, the UNB-Saint John Seawolves (formerly the Red Barons) defeated the N.S.A.C. Rams 69-64 as Greg Doyle scored 22, Aaron Carson 18 and Alex Kidney 14. Chad Edison led NSAC with 26. Paul Perin added 12.
In the final, Mount St. Vincent defeated UNB-Saint John 74-52. The Mystics hit back-to-back treys 12 minutes into the game to take a 31-17 lead and romped. “They’re the only team that beat us all year and, right before the game, we watched (a video of that loss), Mike Clarke, who scored 24, including six from beyond and arc and 16 in the first half, told the Halifax Daily News. “If that doesn’t exactly motivate you, I don’t know what will.” Player of the game Malik Adams added that defensive play was the only motivation required. “That’s all we practice. We work really hard on our defence and that starts everything. The offence will take care of itself. Mark Clarke is an all-Canadian. He can score 70 points if he wants.” Adams added 19. Coach Rick Plato “was really glad for Malik. I would have really like to have had him for four years (he’d transferred from King’s after suffering a knee injury). We had to play against him for three years. He’s a great leader at the point.” The Mystics opened the second half with a 14-2 run to take a 62-31 lead. The Sea-Wolves played without second-team all-star Wayne Hinds, who was injured in the semis. But coach Bob Donnell made no excuses. “Their defence is a lot better than ours right now. That’s the defence you have to play to win in this conference. Our goal was to make the plays and then to get to Sunday. We were hoping to make something happen. But we see the level they’re at and it’s something we aspire to.” David Brien nabbed 11 boards for the Mystics. Alex Kidney led the Seawolves with 28, including 17 in the first half.
The co-bronze medalist St. Thomas Tommies: Ryan Dickinson; Mike Hayden; Darrin Longstaff; Lucas Holt; Scott Walsh; Thomas Lewis; Joshua Symonds; Mike Hume; Danny Lawson; Ian Bailey; Colin Wetmore; Greg Mapp; coach Dwight Dickinson; manager Patrick Milner; manager Nathan Benson; trainer Mike Larsen; trainer Roxanne Faubert; trainer Scott Theriault
The co-bronze medalist Nova Scotia Agricultural College Rams: Chad Edison; Paul Perin; Ted Lemmon; Mike Fisher; Jeff Dunham; James Oxley; Scott Mazerolle; Garth Perrin; Jeremy Smith; Shane Hampton; coach Tom Doucette; manager Jeff Kay
The silver medalist UNB-Saint John Seawolves: Wayne Hinds; Alex Kidney; Greg Doyle; Aaron Carson; Shawn Paquet; Jim Palmer; Alvin Bell; Maurice Roche; Jayme Frank; Aaron Carson; J.B. Watson; Richard Cassidy; Steve Doucette; coach Bob Donnell; assistant Bill McLean; trainer Sherief Misherief
The gold medalist Mount Saint Vincent Mystics: Mark Clarke; David Wilson; Malik Adams; Craig Miller; Andrew Stanley; David Brien; Todd Hirtle; Craig Sampson; Robert Sysak; Matthew Swain; Jason Brunt;; Arthur Lunn; coach Rick Plato
After the season, the Nova Scotia Teachers College was shutdown, though it appeared to be operational in some form for one more season as the Nova Scotia Community College Titans.