In the opening round, held in Kelowna: …………………………………………………… The Aldergrove Totems bombed the Summerland Rockets 59-45 as Kim Sauder scored 23 and Carolyn Lucy 21. Maureen Morcembey led the Rockets with 10. The Rockets also included Marnie Bell. …………………………………………………… The Esquimalt Dockers clipped the Squamish Howe Sound Sounders 49-42 as LeAnne Chouinard scored 21. Nicola Brown led the Sounders with 13. The Sounders (coached by Brian L’Hirondelle and John Gilmour) also Valerie Sankey, Shelley Rivette, Angelica Vergara, Denise Seeley, Carol Sadler, Lorilee Doak, Yvonne Hunter, Maria Razanno and Rhonda Moore. …………………………………………………… The North Vancouver Windsor Dukes edged the Prince George D.P. Todd Trojanettes 38-34 as Inez Liberty scored 16. Jeannette Martens led the Trojanettes with 12. The Trojanettes (coached by Art Reed) also included Dolores Buljevic. …………………………………………………… The Prince George Duchess Park Condorettes whipped the host Kelowna K.L.O. Cougars 49-34 as Kathy Bourque scored 18. Debbie Pollard led the Cougars with 12. The Cougars also included Barb Hill. …………………………………………………… The Vanderhoof Nechako Valley Viqueens dusted the Victoria Dunsmuir Dragons 51-25 as Elda Nefat scored 27. Cori Pike led the Dragons with 4. The Dragons also included Carlee McArthur. …………………………………………………… The Kamloops Brocklehurst Broncs whipped the Invermere David Thompson Lakers 63-42 as Lana Jolley scored 23. Kerry Chapman led the Lakers with 10. The Lakers also included Susan Wright. …………………………………………………… The Enderby A.L. Fortune Falcons clocked the Castlegar Stanley Humphries Rockets 58-39 as Marcey Presley scored 28. Karen Wilson led the Rockets with 18. The Rockets also included Michelle Maioff. …………………………………………………… The Langley R.E. Mountain Eagles stomped the Hazelton Spartans 65-13 as Karen Patterson scored 19. Carrie Wilson led the Spartans with 5.
In the quarterfinals, the Kamloops Brocklehurst Broncs defeated the Langley R.E. Mountain Eagles 55-31 as Lana Jolley scored 28. Anette Chartrand led the Eagles with 10. The Eagles also included Karen Patterson.
The Aldergrove Totems stomped the Vanderhoof Nechako Valley Viqueens 55-26 as Carolyn Lucy scored 26. Elda Nefat led the Viqueens with 10. “They threw a half-court press at us and we didn’t have any guards that could get the ball up court,” Viqueens coach Doug Harshbarger told the Prince George Citizen. “We just couldn’t handle the press and we got eaten up.” The Viqueens also included Shirley Brophy.
The Enderby A.L. Fortune Falcons dumped the North Vancouver Windsor Dukes 52-44 as Marcie Presley scored 17. Mette Jorgenson led the Dukes with 8. The Dukes also included Inez Liberty, Kim McEachern
In the last quarterfinal, the Esquimalt Dockers edged the 3rd-seeded Prince George Duchess Park Condorettes 42-40 as Sue Portlock scored 13. Kathy Bourque led the Condors with 16. Sandy Boughey added 12. “We just didn’t play to our potential,” Condorettes coach Rod Sauve told the Prince George Citizen. “They had a tall guard that we knew we had to stop and she hurt us. They had three players over 5-10, including that guard and we didn’t rebound well against them. Plus, we never got one fast break, which is a big part of our game.” The Condorettes also included Kathy Bourque, Louise Ullstrom.
In the semis, the Kamloops Brocklehurst Broncs defeated the Esquimalt Dockers 50-37.
In the other semi, the Enderby A.L. Fortune Falcons defeated the Aldergrove Totems 37-34.
In the bronze medal match, the Aldergrove Totems defeated the Esquimalt Dockers 58-33 as Carolyn Lucy scored 18. LeAnne Chouinard led the Dockers with 10. The Dockers also included Vicky Ironstand.
The first ever all-Okanagan final saw the Kamloops Brocklehurst Broncs defeat the Enderby A.L. Fortune 32-30. Candace Archibald scored 12 points to lead Brocklehurst past A.L. Fortune, which had led 18-15 at the half. Tourney MVP Marcy Presley scored 15 for the Enderby squad. Brocklehurst raced out to a 14-2 lead over Enderby, but Enderby chipped away and cut into the lead, but came up just short as the Broncs were victorious 32-20 in a great defensive struggle.
The bronze medalist Aldergrove Totems: Carolyn Lucy; Kim Sauder;
The silver medalist Enderby A.L. Fortune Falcons: Marcy Presley; Mitzy DeGood;
The gold medalist Kamloops Brocklehurst Broncs: Candace Archibald; Sue Betker; Patty Janning; Lana Jolley; coach Rod Belinski; coach Bob Shanks