In this era, participation is limited to those aged 17 as of January 1 in the year in which the series is played.
In the Eastern semis and New Brunswick finals, Saint John Lancaster Assumption defeated the University of St. Joseph 107-50; 73-61 (Total: 180-111). …………………………………………………… In game one, Lancaster torched St. Joseph 107-50 as Dave Barry scored 35, Ken Haley 34, Roach 15, Montague 8, Keating 5, Murray 4, Richards 2, Breau 2 and Patterson 2, while Doyle was scoreless. Mike Belanger led St. Joseph with 13. Roger Bernier added 9, Genest 8, Fogarty 6, Jock Collins 6, Richard 4 and St. Jean 4. …………………………………………………… In game two, Saint John took the series with a 73-61 win as Roach scored 23, Barry 21, Haley 18, Keating 7, Montague 2, Richards 1 and Murray 1. Collins led St. Joseph with 14. Bernier added 9, Belanger 9, Fogerty 8, Richard 8, Genest 7 and Underwood 6.
In the Eastern finals, Saint John Lancaster Assumption defeated the Montreal University Settlement Orchids 65-48; 55-43 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Saint John prevailed 65-48 as Dave Barry scored 32, Ken Haley 10, Montague 8, Roach 7, Keating 4 and Murray 4, while Breau, Patterson, Richards and Doyle were scoreless. Russ Martin led the Orchids with 16. Jim Rouzier added 12, Gordie Wells 11, Dick Senecal 4, Boileau 4 and Renahan 1, while Haller and Oliver were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Lancaster clipped Montreal 55-43 as Dave Barry scored 24 and Terry Montague 9, Murray 6, Haley 6, Roach 5 and Keating 5. Lancaster led 27-21 at the half and hit 19-30 from the line. Gordie Wells led the Orchids with 16. Dick Senecal added 7, Jim Rouzier 6, Andre Boileau 6, Martin 4 and Renahan 4. Montreal hit 7-18 from the line.
The Eastern runner-up Montreal University Settlement Orchids: Gordie Wells; Dick Senecal; Jim Rouzier; Andre Boileau; Russ Martin; Alain Olivier; Jim Renahan; Johnnie Haller; coach Archie Slifka
The Eastern champ St. John Lancaster Assumption CYO: Dave Barry; Ken Haley; Terry Montague; Paul Roach; Keating; Pete Murray; Richards; Breau; Patterson; Doyle; coach Fran McHugh
In the British Columbia quarterfinals and Vancouver finals, Ryerson defeated YMCA 44-50; 46-37 (Total: 90-87). …………………………………………………… In game one, YMCA clipped Ryerson 50-44 as Norm Bingham scored 13, Henderson 8, Balshine 7, Mullen 7, Beyer 5, Webster 4, Emmitt 2, Zeilstra 2 and Jensen 2. Bill Anderson paced Ryerson with 19. Bruggen-Cate added 10, Harrison 7, Atchison 4, Rhoades 2 and Stewart 2, while Burr, Nicoll and Hughes were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Ryerson took the series with a 46-37 win as Bruggen-Cate scored 19, Anderson 10, Cam Harrison 8, Del Rhoades 2, Mike Aitchison 2, Ernie Negler 2, Barry Hughes 2 and Steve Nicoll 1. Henderson led YMCA with 9. Don Mullins added 6, Lorne Balshine 6, Art Zeilstra 6, Dennis Emmitt 4, Ben Webster 3 and Pete Jensen 3.
In the British Columbia semis, Alberni defeated Vancouver Ryerson 56-61; 58-70 (Total: 126-119). …………………………………………………… In game one, Ryerson edged Alberni 61-56 as Bruggen-Cate scored 21, Stewart 10, Hughes 10, Anderson 7, Harrison 5, Nagler 3, Atkinson 2, Burr 2 and Rhoades 1. Andrews led Alberni with 22. Dick added 13, Johnson 11, DeWall 6, Harsch 2 and Thomas 2, while Green and Turgeon were scoreless.
In the British Columbia finals, Alberni defeated Penticton 67-59; 74-69 (Total: 141-128).