FINAL STANDINGS
1. China
2. Yugoslavia
3. CANADA
4. Hungary
5. Cuba
6. Korea
7. Australia
8. Czechoslovakia 		CANADIANS
Lynn Polson (St. Catharines, Ont.)
Tracie McAra (Victoria, B.C.)
Anna Pendergrast (Kensington, P.E.I.)
Debbie Huband (Ottawa, Ont.)
Carole Sealey (Montreal, Que.)
Alison Lang (Saskatoon, Sask.)
Beverly Smith (Salmon Arm, B.C)
Sylvia Sweeney (Montreal, Que.)
Candi Lohr (Hamilton, Ont.)
Toni Kordic
Andrea Blackwell (Calgary, Alta.)
Misty Thomas (Los Angeles, California)
Don McCrae – coach
Kathy Shields – coach
  POOL A AUS HUN POL SWE DOM Record  
  Australia —– 83-67 71-63 80-63 90-63 (4-0)  
  Hungary 67-83 —– 75-65 78-66 106-59 (3-1)  
  Poland 63-71 65-75 —– 86-77 85-64 (2-2)  
  Sweden 63-80 66-78 77-86 —– 106-70 (1-3)  
  Dominican Republic 63-90 59-106 64-85 70-106 —– (0-4)  
                 
  POOL B CUB CAN AUS CHN CZE HUN BUL JPN KOR YUG ZAI Record  
  Cuba —– 87-82 67-65 65-73 —– 61-74 —– —– —– —– —– (1-3)  
  Canada 82-87 —– 69-61 82-69 72-58 —– —– —– —– —– —– (3-1)  
  Australia 65-67 61-69 —– —– —– -83-67 —– —– 63-73 54-70 —– (1-4)  
  China 73-65 69-82 —– —– 55-48 78-66 64-61 103-72 —– 62-60 86-69 (6-2)  
  Czechoslovakia —– 58-72 —– 48-55 —– 69-72 77-69 76-46 57-71 61-71 90-42 (2-5)  
  Hungary 74-61 —– 67-83 66-78 72-69 —– —– —– 66-63 —– —– (3-2)  
  Bulgaria —– —– —– 61-64 69-77 —– —– 88-60 —– —– 65-57 (2-2)  
  Japan —– —– —– 72-103 46-76 —– 60-88 —– —– —– 51-65 (0-4)  
  Korea —– —– 73-63 —– 71-57 63-66 —– —– —– 61-74 —– (2-2)  
  Yugoslavia —– 60-62 —– —– 71-61 —– —– —– 74-61 —– —– (2-1)  
  Zaire —– —– —– 69-86 42-90 —– 57-65 65-51 —– —– —– (1-3)  
                             
  POOL C YUG CAN BRZ GBR Record  
  Yugoslavia —– 83-74 78-70 71-46 (3-0)  
  Canada 74-83 —– 85-83 83-56 (2-1)  
  Brazil 70-78 83-85 —– 81-57 (1-2)  
  Great Britain 46-71 56-83 57-81 —– (0-3)  
               
  POOL D CUB KOR ITA MEX IRL Record  
  Cuba —– 74-69 71-59 82-51 127-32 (4-0)  
  Korea 69-74 —– 67-60 84-34 76-54 (3-1)  
  Italy 59-71 60-67 —– 70-41 74-45 (2-2)  
  Mexico 51-82 34-84 41-70 —– 76-60 (1-3)  
  Ireland 32-127 54-76 45-74 60-76 —– (0-4)  
                 
  FINALS POOL CHN YUG CAN HUN CUB KOR AUS CZE Record  
  China —– 62-60 69-82 78-66 73-65 72-37 69-64 55-48 (6-1)  
  Yugoslavia 60-62 —– 83-74 59-74 56-54 74-61 70-54 71-51 (5-2)  
  Canada 82-69 74-83 —– 86-85 82-87 79-68 69-61 71-58 (5-2)  
  Hungary 66-78 74-59 85-86 —– 74-61 66-63 67-83 72-69 (4-3)  
  Cuba 65-73 54-56 87-82 61-74 —– 74-69 67-65 75-79 (3-4)  
  South Korea 37-42 61-74 68-79 63-66 69-74 —– 73-63 71-57 (2-5)  
  Australia 64-69 54-70 61-69 83-67 65-67 63-73 —– 79-70 (2-5)  
  Czechoslovakia 48-55 51-71 58-71 69-72 79-75 57-71 70-79 —– (1-6)  
                       

        Canada opens pool C play with an 85-81 victory over Brazil after rallying from an eight-point second half deficit. The Canadians trailed 49-43 at the half but hit critical shots down the stretch, while stiffening their defence. Bev Smith paced Canada with 17 points. Coach Don McCrae said the Canadians experience proved the difference. “Many of our players are veterans of three or more of international action. At last, we don’t have to feel limited by our amount of preparation. We have the best 12 and they’re experienced.”

        Canada defeated Czechoslovakia 71-58 as Allison Lang scored 17 and Anna Pendergrast 12.

        Canada defeats Australia 69-61. The Canadians led 35-25 at the half but the Australians rallied back to knot the score at 47 before tiring down the stretch.