| ROUND ROBIN | ONT | BC | MAN | NFLD | Record |
| Windsor A.K.O. | —– | 67-59 | 84-58 | 91-48 | (3-0) |
| Richmond Marpole Ramblers | 59-67 | —– | 70-65 | 78-50 | (2-1) |
| U of Manitoba Jr Bisons | 58-84 | 65-70 | —– | 78-53 | (1-2) |
| St. John’s Holy Cross | 48-91 | 50-78 | 53-78 | —– | (0-3) |
In the British Columbia quarterfinals, the Richmond Marpole Ramblers defeated VCC 71-67; 88-79 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Richmond edged VCC 71-67. Al Neufeld led VCC with 13. …………………………………………………… In game two, Richmond took the series with an 88-79 win as Don Schmidt scored 21.
In the B.C. semis and Lower Mainland finals, the Richmond Marpole Ramblers defeated the University of British Columbia Jayvees 66-65; 49-63; 54-47 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game two, U.B.C. torched Marpole 63-49 as Matt Annan scored 17 and Rob Cholyk 16. Gord Graham led Richmond with 16. …………………………………………………… In game three, Richmond took the series with a 54-47 win as Chris Trelano scored 20. Jim Coady led U.B.C. with 12.
In the British Columbia finals, the Richmond Marpole Ramblers defeated the U. of Victoria Jayvees 80-65; 70-69 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Richmond clipped the University of Victoria 80-65 as Don Schmidt scored 20 and Chris Ireland 20. Rob Spanier led the Jayvees with 15. …………………………………………………… In game two, Richmond took the series with a 70-69 as Don Schmidt scored 17, and blocked two key shots in the final minute. Chris Ireland added 17. Rob Spanier led the U of Victoria with 22. Mickey Welder added 21.
In the BC/Alberta playoffs, the Vancouver Marpole Ramblers defeated the Calgary Jayvees 80-46; 75-47 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Richmond dusted Calgary 80-46 as Dave Hancock scored 18, Chris Ireland 15 and Don Schmidt 11. …………………………………………………… In game two, Richmond took the series with a 75-47 win as Dave Hancock scored 16, Don Schmidt 15 and Chris Ireland 14. The Marpole led 38-18 at the half.
In the Manitoba/Sask playoffs, the U. of Manitoba Junior Bisons defeated the U. of Saskatchewan Juniors 65-49; 79-53 (2g-0). The junior Bisons were (22-0) in the regular season.
In the round-robin Ontario playoffs, Windsor AKO nipped the Ottawa Crows 66-65 as Ed Bialek scored 24, Mark Smith 17, Bill Day 9, Carlo Barzotto 6, Mike McKinley 4, Greg LaRocque 4 and John Popovich 2. Jeff Bustard led the Crows with 23. Pat Stoqua added 16, Steve Huck 12, Manion 6, Richardson 4, McDonald 2 and playing coach Dave Loney 2. …………………………………………………… Windsor AKO dispatched London Western 85-79 as Ed Bialek scored 25, Bill Day 18, Mark Smith 16, Greg LaRocque 10, John Popovich 6, Carlo Barzotto 4 and Mike McKinley 4. Tony Fanelli led London with 21. McRobert added 15, DeJager 12, Cooke 8, Berry 7 McArdle 4, Bruyn 4, Nesbitt 3, Skinner 3 and Cusumano 2. …………………………………………………… The Ottawa Crows clipped London Western 73-61 as Steve Huck scored 17, Pat Stoqua 15, Jeff Bustard 10, Richardson 9, Gonzalez 7, Manion 6, Dave Loney 4, McDonald 3 and Ryan 2. Skinner led London with 16. Tony Fanelli added 14, DeJager 12, Berry 8, McRobert 6, Cooke 4 and McArdle 1. …………………………………………………… The all-tournament team featured MVP Ed Bialek (Windsor); Mark Smith (Windsor); Jeff Bustard (Ottawa); Pat Stoqua (Ottawa); and Tony Fanelli (London).
In the Ontario/Quebec playoffs, Quebec’s representative once again defaulted.
In national round robin play, Windsor AKO dumped the Richmond Marpole Ramblers 67-59 as Bill Day scored 17 and nabbed 17 rebounds. Ed Bialek added 12, Mark Smith 6, Carlo Barzotto 10, John Popowich 10, Mike McKinley 8 and Greg Larcoque 4. Don Schmidt scored 26, Chris Ireland 12, Russ Pearson 10, Dave Hancock 4, Graham 3, Ambrose 2 and Lenahan 2 for the Ramblers. AKO led 32-22 at the half but Richmond’s Don Schmidt rallied the Ramblers to a 46-46 tie. Windsor co-coach Sam Sasso then put John Popovich on Schmidt and he shut him down. Richmond shot 24-83 (.290), while AKO shot 31-77 (.400). Each team nabbed 50 rebounds. AKO coach Randy Sasso told the Windsor Star that “Billy Day had a great scoring game but maybe we were asking a bit too much from him at the other end (in guarding Schmidt). Popowich did a real job on Schmidt. He scored just after we made the switch and then made only one more the rest of the way. It wasn’t anything fancy. He just moved Schmidt out a little in the shooting area and he didn’t hit from that range. … (Barzotto), when he’s at the guard spot, we function much better because he’s oriented to playmaking and lets the scoring look after itself.” Richmond coach John Cooper said “offensively, we just weren’t that sharp. Dave Hancock and Chris Ireland were not scoring up to their average and that hurt us.”
In Manitoba’s 78-53 defeat of St. John Holy Cross, Randy Prokopano scored 15 and Dan Hrynick 15, while Glen Stanford responded with 14 for the Crusaders. Manitoba was up 40-20 at the half. Coach Randy Kusano, a member of the Manitoba varsity squad which had just won the CIAU title, said the junior Herd looked nervous in their opener against Newfoundland. “They are a scrambling team and whenever you are playing a team like that, the thing you don’t want to do is drop to their level of play. That is exactly what we did. They made us play their kind of game.” Dick Heelis grabbed 11 rebounds for Manitoba. Hryciuk nabbed 10 boards. Manitoba out-rebounded Holy Cross 62-23.
Ed Bialek scored 20 and handed out 9 assists as Windsor AKO thrashed the St. John’s Holy Cross Crusaders 91-48. Smith added 14, Mike McKinley 14, Greg Larocque 12, Bill Day 8, Fred Bakker 6, Carlo Barzotto 6, John Popovich 5, Jim Berthiaume 4 and Bob McIsaac 2. Dave Constantine led the Crusaders with 12. John McDonald added 12, Brent Stanford 8, Bill Murphy 6, Randy Morris 6, Bob Walsh 2 and Randy Ash 2.
In Richmond Marpole’s 78-50 defeat of the St. John Holy Cross Crusaders, Don Schmidt scored 31, while John McDonald scored 14 for the Crusaders. The Crusaders (coached by Peter Short and Gary Stanford) also included Randy Morris, Brent Stanford, Bill Murphy, John Power, Colin Dyer, Bob Walsh, Paul Snow, Ed Hipditch, Randy Ash and Dave Constantine.
Windsor AKO thrashed the U of Manitoba Jr. Bisons 84-48 as Mark Smith scored 23 and nabbed 11 boards including 8 off the offensive glass. Ed Bialek added 21, along with 7 assists and 4 steals, Greg Larocque 13, John Popovich 10, Mike McKinley 4, Bob McIssaac 4, Bill Day 3, along with 10 rebounds, point guard Carlo Barzotto 2, along with 11 boards, Jim Berthiaume 3 and Fred Bakker 2. Windsor led 39-27 at the half. “We waited all year to play our best game of the season,” co-coach Randy Sasso told the Windsor Star. Manager Mike Cohen added “those kids today put into near perfect execution everything Randy and Sam had been drilling into them all season.” Randy Sasso noted “we kept it going for 40 minutes. We were stronger and better conditioned. We fought like tigers for loose balls and were extremely aggressive on the boards.” Manitoba coach Randy Kusano said: “It wasn’t really what they did to stop us. It is what we didn’t do. We didn’t play like we have played all year.” AKO out-rebounded the Herd 62-44 and stole the ball 10 times to Manitoba’s 7. Manitoba committed 26 turnovers and AKO 16. The fouls were 17-15 Manitoba. Randy Prokopanko led the Bisons with 18. Max Clark added 13, Dan Hrynick 8, along with 9 boards, Tim Heelies 6, along with 9 boards, Jim Reich 5, Brent Stacey 4 and Ron Dyck 4, while Dan Sharples and Greg Doull were scoreless.
Chris Ireland scored 24 to lead Richmond Marpole past the U of Manitoba Junior Bisons 70-65. Max Clark led the junior Herd with 16.
The all-tourney team featured MVP Don Schmidt (Richmond Ramblers); Ed Bialek (Windsor AKO); Mark Smith (Windsor AKO); Bill Day (Windsor AKO); Randy Prokopanko (U of Manitoba Jr Bisons); Chris Ireland (Richmond Ramblers)
The bronze medalist University of Manitoba Junior Bisons: Max Clark; Harold Asu; Ron Dyck; Brent Stacey; Randy Prokopano; Dan Sharples; Greg Doull; Tim Heelies; Dan Hrynick; Jim Reich; coach Randy Kusano; assistant Doug Puttaert; manager Kevin Rowan; trainer Paul Duborg
The runner-up Richmond Marpole Ramblers: Chris Ireland; Don Schmidt; Russ Pearson; Dave Hancock; Gord Pladson; Ken Billingsley; Neil Zokol; Rick Ambrose; Don Schmidt; Randy Delmonico; Grod Graham; John Lenahan; Dan Village; coach John Cooper; manager Ken Atkinson
The champion Windsor AKO Fratmen: Mark Smith; Ed Bialek; Bill Day; Greg LaRoque; Mike McKinley; Mark Smith; John Popovich; Carlo Barzotto; Bob McIsaac; Jim Berthiaume; Fred Bakker; co-coach Randy Sasso; co-coach Sam Sasso; manager Mike Cohen