| Semi | Hamilton Aluminum Dumonts 80 Saskatchewan Aces 56 |
| Semi | U. of Victoria Vikettes 55 Moncton HS Purple Knightettes 29 |
| Bronze | Moncton HS Purple Knightettes 67 Saskatchewan Aces 49 |
| Final | Hamilton Dumonts 63 U. of Victoria 35 |
In the Ontario final, the Hamilton Aluminum Dumonts defeated the Ottawa Champagnes 89-39; 51-42 (Total: 140-81). …………………………………………………… In game two, Hamilton took the series with a 51-42 win as Lindy Thomas scored 14, Chris Brass 13, Sharon Leitch 6 and Wendy Connor 6. Trish Fulton paced Ottawa with 13. Hilary Lockett added 8. Ottawa also included Doreen Cunningham, Sue Dempsey.
In the Central Canadian finals, the Hamilton Dumonts defeated Trois-Rivieres 64-22; 74-22 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game two, Hamilton took the series with a 74-22 win as Chris Brass scored 24, Wendy Connor 14, Lindy Thomas 8 and Carol Quinn 8. Dumonts coach Earl Begg told the Hamilton Spectator that “they were a very weak team. They sure didn’t have anything. We used anything we wanted. I used the 2nd guard to experiment.’
In the British Columbia semis and Vancouver finals, Mount Pleasant Legion defeated the University of British Columbia Thunderettes x-x; 33-25 (Total: x-x). …………………………………………………… In game two, Mount Pleasant took the series with a 33-25 win as Pat Turner scored 11.
In the British Columbia finals, the University of Victoria Vikettes defeated Vancouver Mount Pleasant Legion 40-32; 51-34 (Total: 91-66). …………………………………………………… In game two, the Vikettes took the series with a 51-34 win as Jean Robertson scored 15, Marcia McIntyre 10, Lynn Hagglund 8, Marg Maysmith 8, Gail Vaughan 4, Marg Woodley 2, Margo Jackson 2 and Gisela Weiger 2, while Vicki Williams and Dina Gibson were scoreless. Pat Turner led Mount Pleasant with 12. Joan Bowers added 7, Terry Raymond 6, Joanne Sargeant 4, Jean Hudson 2, Georgian Webber 2 and Lynn MacDonald 1, while Gaye Cummings and Nancy Sugden were scoreless.
In the national semis, the U. of Victoria defeated the Moncton H.S. Purple Knightettes 55-29 as Marg Maysmith scored 13, Jean Robertson 7, Marg Woodley 7, Lynn Hagglund 7, Gisela Weiger 6, Dina Gibson 5, Gail Vaughan 4, Margo Jackson 4 and Marcia McIntyre 2, while Vicki Williams was scoreless. Joyce Douthwright led the Knights with 10. Nancy Buzzell added 8, Dawn Allen 4, Sandra Haynes 4 and Barb Clodatter 3, while Wendy Wallace, Susan Wallace, Cindy Ford, Dot MacDonald and Joanne Logan were scoreless.
In the other semi, the Hamilton Dumonts thrashed the Saskatchewan Aces 80-56 as Pat MacDonald scored 23, Heather Gilmour 19, Christine Brass 14, Lindy Thomas 9, Wendy Connor 8, Sharon Leitch 4 and Carole Quinn 3, while Cathie McAngus and Judy Wozney were scoreless. In a foul filled affair, Hamilton shot 24-58 free throws. Saskatchewan was led by Betty Ann Frederickson’s 12. Barbara Hodges added 10, Jennifer Leddy 10, Janet Lamers 9, Joy Spence 7, Sharon Kinch 4 and Darlene Potts 3, while Gail Scott, Mary McLintock, Lorraine Darbellay and Terri McDonald were scoreless.
In the bronze medal match, the Moncton Purple Knightettes pounded the Saskatchewan Aces 67-49 after leading 35-15 at the half. Nancy Buzzell paced the Purple Knightettes with 20. Barb Clowater added 15, Sandra Humes 12, Joyce Douthwright 10, Dawn Allen 6 and Brenda Wallace 4, while Susan Wallace, Dot McDonald, Cindy Ford and Joanne Logan were scoreless. Jennifer Leddy scored 10 to pace the Aces (coached by Bob Stayner and managed by Vic Ouellette). Betty-Ann Fredericksen added 8, Joy Spence 8, Barbara Hodges 7, Janet Lamers 5, Sharon Kinch 4, Gail Scott 4 and Terri McDonald 3, while Darlene Potts, Mary McClintock and Lorraine Darbeallay were scoreless.
In the final, the Hamilton Dumonts whipped the U of Victoria Vikettes 63-35. Hamilton led 11-3 early and 30-21 at the half. Victoria tried to press but the Dumont guards easily handled the pressure. The Dumonts superior size and aggression were also instrumental in the win. The Dumonts shot 15-25 from line, while Victoria was 7-14. Christine Brass scored 25 points, including 12 in second half, Wendy Connor 14, Pat Macdonald 9 before fouling out early in the second half. Heather Gilmour added 6, Lindy Thomas 5 and Sharon Leitch 4, while Carol Quinn and Judy Wozney were scoreless. For Victoria, Marcia McIntyre scored 11, Lynn Hagglund 7, Jean Robertson 6, Marg Maysmith 5, Marg Woodley 4, Margo Jackson 2 and Gisela Weger 1, while Gail Vaughan, Dina Gibson and Vicki Williams were scoreless. “I didn’t get to play much of it but this the greatest,” said MacDonald, who fouled out 58 seconds into the second half with Hamilton leading 34-21. “I thought we were really in trouble at that point,” Begg said. But Hamilton pulled it together. “When Patti’s in there, they seem satisfied to let her handle the scoring. When she is out, they just seem to pull together more.” Victoria coach Walter Yeoman complained that the tiled floor of the Bishop Ryan HS gym in Hamilton was too slippery. The Vikettes lost Gail Vaughan to a spine injury in the semi and Marg Maysmith to an ankle injury in the final.
The bronze medalist Moncton Purple Knightettes: Nancy Buzzell; Barb Clowater; Sandra Humes; Joyce Douthwright; Dawn Allen; Brenda Wallace; Susan Wallace; Dot McDonald; Cindy Ford; Joanne Logan;
The runner-up University of Victoria Vikettes: Marg Maysmith; Jean Robertson; Marg Woodley; Lynn Hagglund; Marcia McIntyre; Gail Vaughan; Gisela Weger; Dina Gibson; Margo Jackson; Vicki Williams; coach Walter Yeoman The champion Hamilton Aluminum Dumonts: Pat MacDonald; Christine Brass; Lindy Thomas; Heather Gilmour; Wendy Connor; Carol Quinn; Judy Wozney; Sharon Leitch; Kathy McAngus; coach Earl Begg; manager Marg Kudo