| POOL A | ONT | MAN | BC | SASK | NFLD | Record | ||
| Ontario | —– | 59-42 | 55-56 | 60-41 | 67-39 | (3-1) | ||
| Manitoba | 42-59 | —– | 71-53 | 77-56 | 83-54 | (3-1) | ||
| British Columbia | 56-55 | 53-55 | —– | 53-71 | 90-38 | (2-2) | ||
| Saskatchewan | 41-60 | 56-77 | 55-53 | —– | 74-52 | (2-2) | ||
| Newfoundland | 39-67 | 54-83 | 38-90 | 52-74 | —– | (0-4) | ||
| POOL B | NB | ALTA | QUE | NS | PEI | Record | ||
| New Brunswick | —– | 56-52 | 52-56 | 55-27 | 57-47 | (3-1) | ||
| Alberta | 52-56 | —– | 74-60 | 53-50 | 74-39 | (3-1) | ||
| Quebec | 56-52 | 60-74 | —– | 52-31 | 77-66 | (3-1) | ||
| Nova Scotia | 27-55 | 50-53 | 31-52 | —– | 47-61 | (0-4) | ||
| P.E.I. | 47-57 | 39-74 | 66-77 | 61-47 | —– | (1-3) | ||
| Semi | Manitoba 69 New Brunswick 62 | |
| Semi | Ontario 77 Alberta 65 | |
| 9th | Nova Scotia 67 Newfoundland 51 | |
| 7th | British Columbia 62 P.E.I. 33 | |
| 5th | Quebec 83 Saskatchewan 50 | |
| Bronze | New Brunswick 71 Alberta 52 | |
| Final | Ontario 54 Manitoba 50 | |
In pool A play: …………………………………………………… A co-coach of the Manitoba team argued that officials violated his Charter rights by denying him the right to coach because of his sex. Jeff Gosman has forced to watch from the stands while brother Jim co-coach and team administrator runs the squad. A Games rule states that in team sports one of two team officials on the bench must be the same sex as the squad. “I’m going to do my best and see that this rule is change,” Jeff Gosman said. “It’s too late for me but my brother and I both think it’s wrong.” Games chairman Jack Pelech said the rule ensures that teams have women who can enter the dressing room or chaperone players without adding to the number of people in restricted areas at the venues.
In pool B play: …………………………………………………… New Brunswick clipped Nova Scotia 55-27 as Shelly Slater and Sue McMaster each score 10. New Brunswick leads 21-17 at the half and hold Nova Scotia to .180 from the floor while dominating the boards …………………………………………………… Quebec defeats New Brunswick 56-52. New Brunswick shots .340 from floor and .940 from the line. …………………………………………………… New Brunswick defeats Alberta 56-52 after leading 32-24 at the half. Win despite committing 22 turnovers. Sue McMaster scores 18 and Alison Kent 14 for New Brunswick. …………………………………………………… New Brunswick defeats PEI 57-47 as Lisa Briggs scores 20. …………………………………………………… Alberta defeated P.E.I. 74-39 as Deborah Paterson scored 19.
In the semis, Manitoba defeated New Brunswick 59-52. New Brunswick and Manitoba are tied at 30 at the half. But Manitoba, which shot .500 from the floor and .830 from the line pulls out the win. Sue McMaster leads New Brunswick with 15. Lisa Briggs adds 12 and Alison Kent 8.
In the other semi, Ontario defeats Alberta.
In the 9th-place playoff, Nova Scotia clipped Newfoundland 67-51. Nova Scotia included Barcauskas, Bolivan, Caldwell, Cerny, Layes, MacCormack, MacCormack, MacDonald, Mackenzie, McLeod, Mooney, Mulder, Saxton and Wilson. Newfoundland included Caines, Cashing, Cotter, Dicks, Dobbin, Gould, King, Prim, Quinton, Quirk, Skillen, Sutton and Tobin.
In the 7th-place playoff, British Columbia whipped PEI 62-33. British Columbia (coached by Norm Vickery) included Dolores Buljevic, Linda Edwards, Susan Ewanick, Jana Jordan, Lani Kalutycz, Susan MacPherson, Karyn Mitchell, Kim Poland, Cathy Schick, Irina Sladecek and Teresa Valg. PEI included Bowie, Chandler, Doyle, Enman, Knickler, MacEachern, Maclean, MacPhee, Moore, Nichols, Plamondon, Quinn, Shea and Wright.
In the 5th-place playoff, Quebec thumped Saskatchewan 83-50. Quebec included Assalian, Demers, Fasone, Hunter, Latendresse, Lewis, MacPherson, McKay, McKenzie, Miller, Szuman, Veilleux and Yard. Saskatchewan included Adreoni, Beckie, Bent, Boso, Dmytryshyn, Henry, Karwacki, Labrie, Lange, Mercier, Miazga, Patterson, Tourigny, Treen and Wilson.
In the bronze medal match, New Brunswick takes a 36-16 lead at the half and romps to a 71-52 win over Alberta. Coach Claire Mitton said her team wanted it more. Alberta (coached by Faith Rostad, assisted by Sharon Bieleny) included Celeste Bazinet, Laura Ryckman, Kelly Boucher, Dawn Foster, Dawn Fry, Jody Hasselfield, Deborah Patterson, Veronica Vanderschee, Trish Campbell, Kathy Keats, Yolanda Kruyer, Dori Rodzinyak and Laura Ryckman.
In the final, Ontario rallied from a six-point deficit to defeat Manitoba 54-50.
The bronze medalist New Brunswick squad: Shelly Slater; Emily Quigley; Lisa Briggs; Alison Kent; Susan Beaman; Kim Kerr; Sheri Thurott; Susan McMaster; Shelley Smith; Leanne Brady; Jane Williams; Cynthia Johnston; coach Claire Mitton; manager Nancy Leblanc
The silver medalists from Manitoba: Carolyn Juckes; Cheryle McCombe; Kim Bertholet; Lesley Ann Thomas; Sara Conlin; Angie Foster; Lisa Mondziak; Carol Ploen; Heather Adam; Marie Rohleder; Joanne Onishko; Lori Reid; coach James Gosman; manager Wendy Goodbrandson
The gold medalists from Ontario: Sharon Knowles; Julia Scott; Sandy Stevenson; Janet Swords; Cindy Lacroix; Kelly Lethbridge; Ann Rimes; Lisa Osborne; Lara Matsalla; Sheila Ivan; Shirlene MacLean; Corinna Leug; coach Peter Ennis; assistant Angie Tekoniemi