| Double Knockout Tourney Rd 1: Windsor AKO 64 Calgary Mount Royal JC Cougars 63 UBC Jayvees 82 Moncton St. Pat’s Celtics 51 Montreal Orchids 82 Halifax Warriors 55 Rd 2: Moncton St. Pat’s 69 Halifax Warriors 54 (eliminated) U.B.C. Jayvees 79 Windsor AKO 41 Montreal Orchids 86 St. John’s Celtics 78 Rd 3: Calgary Mount Royal Cougars 73 Moncton St. Pat’s 46 (eliminated) Windsor AKO 65 St. John’s Celtics 63 (eliminated) Rd 4: UBC Jayvees 83 Montreal Orchids 79 Windsor AKO 85 Calgary Mount Royal 75 (eliminated) Semi: Montreal Orchids 81 Windsor AKO 61 (eliminated) Final: UBC Jayvees 82 Montreal University Settlement Orchids 75 |
In the Ontario semis, the Hamilton Quigley’s had defeated Waterloo 69-49; 114-49 (Total: 183-98).
In the Ontario final, Windsor AKO defeated Hamilton Quigley’s 92-77; 66-76; 99-73 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game one, Windsor dusted Hamilton 92-77 as Danny Hogan scored 22, Ernie Holden 18, Dennis Zerbin 18, Ken McGuire 16, Carter 8, Chappell 4, Anderson 3, Haugh 2 and Fletcher 1. Windsor hit 37-89 from the floor and 18-30 from the line. Doug Porter led Hamilton with 29. Mike Finnegan added 11, Larry Hardman 10, Bob Powell 9, Greg Jackson 6, Passmore 4, Huston 4, Kennedy 2 and Shantz 2. Quigley’s shot 30-77 from the floor and 17-26 from the line. …………………………………………………… In game two, Hamilton evened the series with a 76-66 win as Larry Hardman scored 13, John Kennedy 12, Bob Powell 1, Greg Jackson 11, Doug Porter 9, Hutton 7, Passmore 6, Mike Finnegan 4 and Shantz 2. Ken McGuire led Windsor with 18. Dan Hogan added 11, Dave Anderson 10, Zerbin 9, Ernie Holden 9, Carter 5, Fletcher 3 and Chappell 1. …………………………………………………… In game three, Windsor took the series by dusting Hamilton 99-73 as Ernie Holden scored 20, Chappell 19, Ken McQuire 18, Haugh 10, Dan Hogan 7, Carter 6, Dave Anderson 6, Fletcher 6, Graham 4, Zerbin 2 and Mills 1. Doug Porter led Hamilton with 20. Greg Jackson added 13, Powell 11, Mike Finnegan 10, Shantz 8, Larry Hardman 7, Hutton 3 and Passmore 1, while John Kennedy and Jackson were scoreless.
In the Alberta finals, the Mount Royal Cougars defeated the Edmonton Cagers 81-84; 64-52; 90-55 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game two, the Cougars prevailed 90-55 as Pete Jeffrey scored 30 and John Powell 19. Don Dzinbiak led the Cagers with 9.
In the British Columbia semis, Kerrisdale defeated the Vancouver CYO saints 68-64; 67-77; 71-44 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game two, CYO prevailed 77-67 as Ken Elmer scored 23, Clare Wakefield 21 and Bob Kelsch 14. The Saints hit 21-27 from the line. Ross Molberg paced Kerrisdale with 22. Kerrisdale hit 13-28 from the line. …………………………………………………… In game three, Kerrisdale took the series with a 71-44 win as Ross Molberg scored 19, Eric Guthrie 13, Terry Wiens 8, Hillier 7, Carter 7, Steeves 6, Dougan 5, Etherington 4 and Monk 2. Kelsch led the Saints with 13. Heliand added 10, Brent MacLean 7, McLennan 7, Clare Wakefield 6, Ken Elmer 4 and Henderson 2.
In the other B.C. semi, the University of British Columbia Jayvees defeated Vancouver YMCA 71-60; 75-81; 93-71 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game two, YMCA (coached by Al Birtes) evened the series with an 81-75 win as Heino Nomm scored 21, Don Gately 18, Howie Knapfl 15, Don Redman 10, Gary Kalmas 10 and Postler 7, while J Hogg, Frank, Baker and Whitehead were scoreless. Rick Inrig led the Jayvees (coached by Norm Watt) with 23. Sam Vandermeulen added 21, Sankey 10, G Hogg 6, Donaldson 6 and Ruby 6, while Marshall, Margetson, McKay and Richmond were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game three, U.B.C. took the series with a 93-71 win as Sam Vandermeulen scored 25, Rick Inrig 22, Derek Sankey 16, Larry Donaldson 13, Ruby 5, Marshall 4, MacKay 4, Hogg 2 and Margetson 2, while Richmond was scoreless. Heino Nomm led YMCA with 20. Howie Knapfl added 19, Redman 12, Kalmas 9, Gately 5, Postler 2, Frank 2 and Whitehead 2, while Barker was scoreless.
In the British Columbia finals, the U.B.C. Jayvees defeated the Kerrisdale Merchants 64-48; 62-47; 110-73 (3g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, U.B.C. thrashed Kerrisdale 64-48 as Sam Vandermeulen scored 24, Inrig 15, Sankey 5, Ruby 5, Marshall 5, Donaldson 4, McKay 2, Richmond 2, Hogg 1 and Margetson 1. Moberg led Kerrisdale with 16. Guthrie added 8, Wiens 8, Steeves 7, Dougan 6, Hillier 2 and Carter 1. …………………………………………………… In game two, U.B.C. prevailed 62-47 as Inrig scored 21, Vandermeulen 18, Sankey 8, Donaldson 6, Ruby 4, Hogg 4, Richmond 2 and McKay 1. Steeves led Kerrisdale with 15. Guthrie added 14, Wiens 10, Dougan 8, Carter 4, Hillier 2, Molberg 2 and Etherington 2. …………………………………………………… In game three, U.B.C. thrashed Kerrisdale 110-73 to complete the series sweep as Sam Vandermeulen scored 32, along with 14 boards, Bill Ruby 17, Ed Richmond 15, Terry MacKay 10, Gord Hogg 8, Derek Sankey 8, along with 14 boards, Rick Inrig 6, Larry Donaldson 6, Dave Marshall 6 and Keith Margetson 2. Weins led the Merchants with 20. Etherington added 12, Steeves 12, Molberg 9, Guthrie 3, Dougan 6, Carter 4 and Hillier 2.
In the Quebec finals, the Montreal University Settlement Orchids defeated St. Lambert CSA 105-57 as Nar Zanolin scored 22, Lloyd Willis 12 and Charlie Weaver 12.
In the opening round of the national tourney, held in Saint John, Windsor AKO defeated the Calgary Mount Royal Junior College Cougars 64-63 as Ken McGuire scored the winning bucket with eight seconds to go. Terry Chappell led AKO with 17. Ken McQuire added 12, Dan Hogan 11, Haugh 9, Carter 8, Anderson 3, Fletcher 2 and Zerbin 2, while Holden and Mills were scoreless. Peter Jeffrey led the Cougars with 19. Newcombe added 12, Stoochkoff 11, Powell 10, Koros 10, Hays 5, Melhorn 5 and Davidson 2, while Rule was scoreless. Calgary led 60-48 with six minutes to go but coach Lino Truant switched Windsor to a full court press, under which Calgary wilted. Windsor took a 62-61 lead but John Powell put Calgary back ahead with eight seconds to go. Dan Hogan fed Ken McQuire for the winning layup to win the game.
The UBC Jayvees dumped the Moncton St. Pat’s Celtics 82-51 as Sam Vandermeulen scored 20 and Rick Inrig 18. The Jayvees led 38-27 at the half.
The Montreal University Settlement Orchids dumped the Halifax Warriors 82-55.
In the second round, Sam Vandermuelen scored 22, Derek Sankey 13, Billy Ruby 8, Keith Margetson 8, Marshall 6, Richmond 5, Donaldson 5, MacKay 4 and Hogg 3 as the UBC Jayvees thrashed Windsor AKO 79-40. Ken McGuire led Windsor with 13. Hogan added 8, Dennis Zerbin 4, Carter 4, Ernie Holden 3, Chappell 3, Anderson 2 and Fletcher 2, while Mills and Graham were scoreless. AKO shot 7-13 from the line. Vancouver scored 31 points from the line.
The Moncton St. Pat’s Celtics eliminated the Halifax Warriors 69-54.
In round three, Windsor AKO nipped the St. John Celtics 65-62 after opening the second half with a 7-0 run to take a 43-42 lead. St. John had opened the game on a 16-2 run and was ahead 40-30 at the half. Windsor led 63-57 with 3:50 to go but St. FX grad Tom McGrattan rallied Saint John to a 63-63 tie. St. John missed a free throw. Windsor called time out with 38 second to play and killed the clock until scoring the final field goal on a Dan Hogan bucket at the buzzer. Dennis Zerbin led AKO with 14. Ernie Holden added 11, Ken McQuire 11, Hogan 10, Chappell 6, Anderson 4, Carter 4 and Haugh 1. Tom McGrattan led the Celtics with 20. Mike Sullivan added 15, Brian Forsythe 11, Binneu 8, Steer 4 and McMullen 2, while Anderson, Estey and Murphy were scoreless.
The Calgary Mount Royal Junior College Cougars eliminated the Moncton St. Pat’s Celtics 73-46.
In round 4, UBC Jayvees defeated the Montreal Orchids 83-79 after taking an 11-0 lead and leading 39-27 at the half. Rick Inrig paced the Jayvees with 23. Larry Donaldson added 19, Bill Ruby 10 and Dave Marshall 10. Ray Mischook scored 26 for the Orchids. Chris Vidicek added 17 and Allan Palmer 5.
Windsor AKO throttled the Calgary Mount Royal Cougars 85-75 as Ken McQuire scored 23, Ernie Holden 17, Terry Chappell 14, Hogan 8, Carter 8, Zerbin 7, Anderson 4, Fletcher 2 and Haugh 2, while Mills and Graham were scoreless. Phil Stoochnoff led the Cougars (coached by Jack Kenyon, manager Ric Swihart) with 17. Bill Newcombe added 17, John Powell 15, Pete Jeffery 13, Dwayne Koros 10, Wayne Mehlhorn 9, Dean Davidson 2 and Bill Hays 2, while John Rule was scoreless.
In the semi, Ray Mischook scored 27 as the Montreal University Settlement Orchids pasted Windsor AKO 81-75 as Ray Mischook scored 27, Hudson Alleyne 15, Palmer 10, Nar Zanolin 9, Leverman 8, Bruner 6, Morach 2, Chris Vidicek 2 and Lloyd Willis 2, while Stirling, Charlie Weaver and Corbett were scoreless. Dan Hogan scored 13 to lead Windsor (coached by Lino Truant). Dennis Zerbin added 11, Carter 8, Ken McQuire 7, Ernie Holden 6, Dave Anderson 6, Chappell 6, Fletcher 4 and Haugh 2, while Mills and Graham were scoreless.
In the final, Sam Vandermeulen scored 27, Rick Inrig 19 and guard Billy Ruby 14 to lead UBC to an 82-75 win. UBC led 41-34 at half, went on a 13-0 run in the second quarter to take a 17-point lead. Although Derek Sankey was ill for the final, coach Norman Watts said “but I had 10 starters and no worries.” Ray Mischook led Montreal with 28. Nar Zanolin added 16 and Chris Vidicek 13. With the victory, the UBC Jaycees finished (31-4) on the season.
The runner-up Montreal University Settlement Orchids: Ray Mischook; Nar Zanolin; Chris Vidicek; Hudson Alleyne; Palmer; Leverman; Bruner; Morach; Lloyd Willis; Stirling; Charlie Weaver; Corbett;
The champion University of British Columbia Jayvees: Sam Vandermuelen; Rick Inrig; Billy Ruby; Keith Margetson; Terry MacKay; Ed Richmond; Derek Sankey; Gord Hogg; Larry Donaldson; Dave Marshall; coach Norman Watts