| ROUND ROBIN | BC | ALTA | SASK | MAN | Record | ||
| British Columbia | —– | 76-57 | 61-57 | 85-68 | (3-0) | ||
| Alberta | 57-76 | —– | 78-68 | 77-76 | (2-1) | ||
| Saskatchewan | 57-61 | 68-78 | —– | 99-68 | |||
| Manitoba | 68-85 | 76-77 | 68-99 | —– | |||
| Bronze | ||
| Final | British Columbia 83 Alberta 66 | |
In round-robin play: …………………………………………………… Alberta dumped Saskatchewan 78-68 as Brady Sheldon scored 18. Ken Morris led Saskatchewan with 17. …………………………………………………… British Columbia edged Saskatchewan 61-57 as Jason Pamer scored 14. Marc Virgo led Saskatchewan with 18. …………………………………………………… Alberta nipped Manitoba 77-76 as Sheldon Brady scored 11. Warren Nightingale paced Manitoba with 21. …………………………………………………… Saskatchewan pounded Manitoba 99-68 as Marc Virgo scored 29.
In the bronze medal match, Manitoba nipped Saskatchewan 73-72. Kirk Homeniuk led Saskatchewan with 17. Saskatchewan also included Ken Morris, Marc Virgo.
In the Western Canada final, B.C. defeated Alberta 83-66 as Todd Langley scored 17. Sean McLean paced Alberta with 26.
The all-tourney team featured: MVP Todd Langley (BC); Sean McLean (Alberta);
The West bronze medalist Manitoba: Sean Lepper; Cheyne Jackson; Kyle Guss; Ron Janzen; Bob Heighton; Ric Cavaleri; Yorick Parks; Warren Nightingale; Scot Abel; Neil Armstrong; Roger Watchorn; Jules Martens; coach Darren Klapak; assistant Randy Kusano
The West silver medalist Alberta: Sean McLean; Tim Rollingson; Sheldon Brady;
The West gold medalist British Columbia: Todd Langley; Jason Pamer;
| EAST | POOL | ONT | QUE-1 | NS | NB | QUE-2 | Record | |||
| Ontario | —– | |||||||||
| Quebec-1 | —– | 89-71 | ||||||||
| Nova Scotia | —– | |||||||||
| New Brunswick | 71-89 | —– | ||||||||
| Quebec-2 | (0-4) | |||||||||
| Bronze | Nova Scotia 85 New Brunswick 74 | |||||||||
| Final | Ontario 112 Quebec-1 58 | |||||||||
In round-robin play: …………………………………………………… Quebec thrashed New Brunswick 89-71. Calvin Grant led New Brunswick with 14. Steve Killam added 14. Quebec led 46-39 at the half. ……………………………………………………
In the East bronze medal match, held at Laval University in Ste-Foy, Nova Scotia defeated New Brunswick 85-74.
In the East final, Ontario crushed Quebec I 112-58.
The East bronze medalist Nova Scotia:
The East silver medalist Quebec I:
The East gold medalist Ontario: