Final regular season standings:
West (10); Mohawk (16-2); Seneca (15-3); St. Clair (12-6); Niagara (10-8); Centennial (9-9); George Brown (8-10); Sheridan (8-10); Humber (7-11); Fanshawe (4-14); Cambrian (1-17).
East (6): Sir Sandford Fleming-Peterborough (8-2); Algonquin (7-3); St. Lawrence-Kingston (6-4); Durham (5-5); Loyalist (4-6); St. Lawrence-Cornwall (0-10)
Playoff non-qualifiers:
Algonquin Thunder: Valerie Adams, Deborah Mandville, Jenny Quinn, Maralee Cole, Debby Hoy, Cathy Desgagnes, Linda Jodoin, Sue LaMarche, Lynne Miles, Judy Skinkle, Michelle Belliveau and Linda Reddick.
Cambrian Golden Shield: Theresa Goggins, Lorna Hearty, Mandy Stoote, Wendy Sarre, Nicole Levis, Sandy Dube, Grace Kenio, Debbie Reece, Bernadine Eckensville, Barb Linton, Kim Tessier and Denise Nantais.
Centennial Colts: Patricia Eisnor, Veronica Brandy, Lilia Wilson, Laura McKague, Leslie Cain, Carol Bowler, Moira Hennessy, Cheryl Jacobs, Heather Humphries, Cindy Connor, Debbie Howell, Janice Beaudette and Joanne Randazzo.
Durham Lords: Carole Brown, Kathy Wate, Monique Venema, Lisa Welch, Pat McDonnell, Susan Ralph, Audrey Perrow, Jacqueline McManus, Linda Kelly, Christine Connelly, Vicki Palmateer, Liz Hurst, Sylvia Neuber, coach Jim Brady
Fanshawe Falcons: Nancy Burton, Heidi Elliott, Esther Netherey, Wendy De Pencier, Carolyn Westman, Ann Castrilli, Heather Scotne, Barb Bondy, Donna Enright, Debbie Singer, Alice Anderson, Tammy Davison, Janet Nipp and Helen Smyrnious.
George Brown Huskies: Karen Hebert, Wendy Verkade, Carol Soltys, Marie MacNeil, Karina Alajajian, Wendy Struss, Joan Therrien, Mary Brouwners, Theresa Doyle, Joanne Petenaude, Anne Marie Johnson, Nancy Smith, Jadranka Skarpa and Angie Piitz.
Humber Hawks: Donna Lidstone, Lori Badder, Jackie McMann, Linda Tippen, Lilace McIntyre, Joanne Harding, Cyrese Blackburn, Betty Carter, Denise Francis, Shelly Pfeifer, Christine Bonnick, Rose Barros, Kerry Whethan, coach Gary Noseworthy
Loyalist Lancers: Joanne Garvin, Mary Lou McCarroll, Lori Landry, Dawn Dixon, Lynn Curle, Charlotte Bigelow, Dianne Woodley, Neives Sanjo, Julia Daly, Debbie Kennelly, Donna LaMont and Tammy Barber.
Sheridan Bruins: Janet Johns, Maureen Morkin, Lena Dimitrenko, Eileen Morkin, Lesley Durham, Elizabeth Rynkun, Karen Reaume, Heather Wright, Cathie Hanna, Janet Garton, Juliette Flaczynski, Debbie Demos, Gayle Tremblay, Donna Kwasnicki and Elaine Beaudette.
St. Lawrence-Cornwall Sharks: Coleen Holder, Geraldine Jacobs, Lorrie Graham, Venetia Zanella, Lise Daigle, Ruth Thompson, Joy Durley, Janet Smales, Monique Desforges, Sherry Simpson, Margaret Zalinski, Joanne Miller and Joanne Woodward.
In the quarterfinals, the St. Clair Saints defeated Sir Sandford Fleming-Peterborough Knights 73-40 as Annette Bondy scored 24 and grabbed 16 boards. Leslie Poisson added 21 and Bonnie Rigney 13, as well as 11 assists. St. Clair led 32-22 at the half. Cheryl Coombes paced Sir Sandford Fleming with 19 points. The Knights also included Barb Goddard, Kathy Schweir, Janet Richardson, Janice Crone, Diane Hayes, Cheryl Argue, Shirley Schevers, Karen Sharpe, N Chamberlain, Kathy Watson and B Hillier.
In the other quarterfinal, the St. Lawrence-Kingston Vikings defeated the Niagara Knights 59-46 by creating match-up problems by moving guard Leigh Fitzpatrick to forward in the second half, where she scored 13 of her game-high 21 points. The Knights included Carolyn St. Angelo, Terry Cushman, Cindy Deterling, Betty Van Ruyven, Fran Russel, Liz Nieuwesteeg, Lori Mavran, Chris Metler, Rita Daveikis, Gina Klaver, Val Nieuwesteeg, Brenda Banett and Carrie Metcalf.
In the semis, the Seneca Wampums nipped the St. Clair Saints 46-45. Leading 27-26, Seneca went on an 11-0 run to appear to take command. But St. Clair rallied to tie it at 40. Loretta Dransch led Seneca with 14. Karen Freund added 10. Annette Bondy scored 21 and grabbed 20 boards for St. Clair. Cathy Rawlings added 11, Leslie Poisson 9, Shelley Pook 3 and Anne Marie Staley 2. Saints coach Bob Weepers told the Windsor Star that “when you lose a game like this, the mistakes you make early in the game are more magnified at the end. I thought we did everything we had to do to win the game.”
In the other semi, the Mohawk Mountaineers defeated the St. Lawrence-Kingston Vikings 44-42.
In the bronze medal match, the St. Clair Saints defeated the St. Lawrence-Kingston Vikings 54-44 after leading 27-23 at the half. Annette Bondy paced the Saints with 23, while nabbing 19 boards. Leslie Poisson scored 10. Leigh Fitzpatrick paced the Vikings with 13. Rosemary Jose added 13. The Vikings also included Kim Porter, Josie Bekkedam, Donna McCool, Chris Righetti, Kim Donaldson, Barb MacFarlane, Brenda Cybulski, Susanne Muller, Marie Compeau and Anne Senechal.
In the final, Leslie Oliphant scored 13 to lead the Mohawk Mountaineers past the Seneca Wampums 43-36. Sandy Normoyle led Seneca with 18.
The bronze medalist St. Clair Saints: Annette Bondy; Leslie Poisson; Bonnie Rigney; Cathy Rawlings; Nancy McCabe; Pegg Rhea; Shelley Poole; Anne Marie Staley; Elaine LeBlanc; coach Bob Weepers;
The silver medalist Seneca Wampums: Loretta Dransch; Karen Freund; Sandy Normoyle; Mellanie Able; Cathy Vanderpoel; Julie Sutton; Donna Nicholls; Mary Lioumanis; Liz Paul; Chris Tapp; Susan Kearney; Barb Cote; Jean Roi; Jodi Hambly;
The gold medalist Mohawk Mountaineers: Leslie Oliphant; Anne Devorski; Jane Pal; Annette Vantyghem; Pat Foley; Barb Besenyodi; Sue Boutilier; Kelly Duffy; Marg McNaughton; Anita Cey; Laurie Rosebush; Sue Taylor; Janice Rogerson; coach Earl Begg