| WEST | ROUND ROBIN | BC | ALTA | MAN | SASK | Record | |
| British Columbia | —– | 86-70 | 96-87 | 92-57 | (3-0) | ||
| Alberta | 70-86 | —– | 75-77 | 80-45 | (1-2) | ||
| Manitoba | 87-96 | 77-75 | —– | 64-67 | (1-2) | ||
| Saskatchewan | 57-92 | 45-80 | 67-64 | —– | (1-2) | ||
| Bronze | Manitoba 96 Saskatchewan 87 | |
| Final | British Columbia 83 Alberta 82 | |
In West round robin play, held in Salmon Arm: …………………………………………………… Manitoba nipped Alberta 77-75 as Darryl Baptiste scored 19 and Pete Young 12. …………………………………………………… British Columbia clipped Manitoba 96-87. Kevin Pratt led Manitoba with 17. …………………………………………………… Saskatchewan edged Manitoba 67-64 as Troy Vanin scored 21 and Ian Argue 12.
In the West bronze medal match, Manitoba defeated Saskatchewan 96-87 as Peter Young scored 21 and Jon Hanec 17.
In the West final, British Columbia defeated Alberta 83-82 in overtime. British Columbia coach Rich Goulet told the Salmon Arm Observor that “if they had won, I wouldn’t have felt cheated. … It feels great, the more the better. It’s always good to win but it’s nice because of the challenge of getting players to gel as a team.” BC took a 26-10 lead and led 39-33 at the half. Alberta rallied to take a 77-75 lead but Jamie Bennett hit two free throws for BC to force overtime. Alberta coach Mark Dibko said the rally was accomplished by switching point guard Brad Gallup and off-guard Tim Rollingson, as well as shifting to a zone every time BC point guard Steve Nash touched the ball. Dobko called the loss “devastating.”
The all-tournament team featured: MVP Steve Nash (British Columbia); John Lewis (Saskatchewan); Peter Young (Manitoba); Dave Buchanan (British Columbia); and Sandor Kiss (Alberta).
Honorable mention included Brad Gallup (Alberta).
The bronze medalists from Manitoba: Peter Young; Jon Hanec; Darryl Baptiste; Kevin Pratt; Trevor Penner; Art Ducharme; Kevin Brown; Drayson Cowan; Andy Pats; Ross Buckberrough; Kevin Chief; Jeff Nelson; coach Neil Taylor; assistant Scott Martin
The silver medalist Alberta: Brad Gallup; Tim Rollingson; Spencer Holt; Trevor Williams; Alan Gibb; Jason Czarny; Sandor Kiss; coach Mark Dobko
The gold medalist British Columbia: Steve Nash; Jamie Bennett; David Buchanan; Jake Curley; Steven Hanson; Amrit Lalli; Jamie Miller; Gaurav Parmar; Mitch Trotman; Milan Uzelac; Alan Whitley; Paul Williscroft; Derek Semeniuk; coach Rich Goulet; coach Paul Eberhardt