| POOL A | BC | ALTA | MAN | NFLD | Record | ||
| British Columbia | —– | 63-46 | 110-34 | 65-40 | (3-0) | ||
| Alberta | 46-63 | —– | 91-47 | 74-50 | (2-1) | ||
| Manitoba | 34-110 | 47-91 | —– | 61-57 | (1-2) | ||
| Newfoundland | 40-65 | 50-74 | 57-61 | —– | (0-3) | ||
| POOL B | ONT | NS | SASK | NB | Record | ||
| Ontario | —– | 84-74 | 87-53 | 101-41 | (3-0) | ||
| Nova Scotia | 74-84 | —– | 55-37 | 52-50 | (2-1) | ||
| Saskatchewan | 53-87 | 37-55 | —– | 65-46 | (1-2) | ||
| New Brunswick | 41-101 | 50-52 | 46-65 | —– | (0-3) | ||
| Semi | British Columbia 54 Nova Scotia 53 | |
| Semi | Ontario 85 Alberta 62 | |
| 7th | New Brunswick 63 Newfoundland 51 | |
| 5th | Saskatchewan 101 Manitoba 31 | |
| Bronze | Nova Scotia 66 Alberta 54 | |
| Final | Ontario 61 British Columbia 42 | |
In pool B play, held in Calgary: ……………………………………………… Ontario defeated Nova Scotia 84-74 as Kristine Lalonde scored 15, Jenny Vaughan was chosen player of the game and Jenna Gilbert nabbed 9 boards. Rachelle Coward earned the laurels for Nova Scotia after scoring 30, while Kathleen McIver scored 12 and Justine Colley grabbed 5 boards. …………………………………………………… Saskatchewan stomped New Brunswick 65-46 as Taryn Wicijowski was chosen player of the game after scoring 32 and grabbing 15 boards. Laura Fowler and Elyse Jobin each scored 10 for New Brunswick. Jobin was chosen player of the game after also nabbing 9 boards. …………………………………………………… Ontario crushed New Brunswick 101-41 as Jacklyn Selfe was chosen player of the game while scoring 16. Elyse Jobin earned the laurels for New Brunswick after scoring 10. …………………………………………………… Nova Scotia thrashed Saskatchewan 55-37 as Kathleen Mcluer was chosen player of the game while scoring 16. Rachelle Coward nabbed 8 boards. Sarah Petrovitch earned the laurels for Saskatchewan after scoring 10. Taryn Wicijowski nabbed 15 boards. …………………………………………………… Nova Scotia edged New Brunswick 52-50 as Rachelle Coward was chosen player of the game while scoring 18 and nabbing 9 boards. Katie Waite also grabbed 9 boards. Lia St. Pierre earned player of the game honors for New Brunswick, while Elyse Jobin scored 14 and grabbed 10 boards. Kelly James and Shylanda Saunders each sank free throws in the final 30 seconds to register the winning points. Nova Scotia almost squandered a 13-point lead in the final quarter. “They got smart and put a press on and we made the game far too interesting by ourselves,” said Nova Scotia coach Curtis Coward. “They hit their only three-pointer of the game with about 37 seconds left and that blew the wind out of our sails a bit.” Kathleen MacIver and Kelly James each scored 10 and each grabbed 8 boards. Katie Waite nabbed 9 boards. …………………………………………………… Ontario annihilated Saskatchewan 87-53 as Kayla Alexander was chosen player of the game while nabbing 5 boards, as did Lauren Chan and Jenny Vaughn. Jacklyn Selfe scored 14. Sarah Hudson collected player of the game honors for Saskatchewan, while Brittany Bodnar scored 13 and Taryn Wicijowski nabbed 9 boards.
In pool A play: ……………………………………………… British Columbia whipped Manitoba 110-34 as Felica Wijenberg scored 18 and Stephanie Carkner was chosen player of the game. Debbie Yeboah earned the laurels for Manitoba after scoring 18. …………………………………………………… Alberta dumped Newfoundland 74-50 as Ashley Ashman and Stephanie Vermunt each scored 15. Ashman was chosen play of the game, while Tania Neunier grabbed 6 boards for Alberta. 13-year-old guard Claire Colborne, playing against kids two year her senior, scored 7. “I think it’s really exciting,” said Colborne. “I feel like I’m the same age.” Alberta coach Laurel Closkey said the youngster from Airdrie is “unbelievably skilled and advanced for her age. She’s quite possibly the best player in the province for that age group and she could be one of the best in Canada someday.” Janaya Rose scored 17 and was chosen player of the game for Newfoundland, while Ally Forsey grabbed 7 boards. …………………………………………………… British Columbia clipped Newfoundland 65-40 as Carley Butcher was chosen player of the game while scoring 15. Julie Seabrook notched 8 boards. Ally Forsey earned the laurels for Newfoundland while scoring 14 and nabbing 9 boards. Newfoundland (coached by Amy O’Reilly, assisted by Kellie Baker and Erin Mullaley) also included Victoria Ralph, Adrienne Penney, Janaya Rose, Sarah Rowsell, Brittany McCarthy, Megan Stanley, Sara Nash, Jennifer Parsons, Emma Bishop, Nicole Dalton, Lauren Hawkins, Alison Howley, Helen Laracy, Laura Power and Anna Snow. …………………………………………………… Alberta crushed Manitoba 91-47 as Stephanie Vermunt and Claire Colbourne each scored 13. Vermunt earned player of the game laurels, while Cayleigh Mock nabbed 17 boards. Debbie Yeboah collected the honours for Manitoba after scoring 19 and nabbing 6 boards. …………………………………………………… Manitoba edged Newfoundland 61-57 as Chantale Garaud was chosen player of the game and Debbie Yeboah scored 23. Alison Howley was chosen player of the game for Newfoundland, while Ally Forsey scored 14. …………………………………………………… British Columbia defeated Alberta 63-46 as Blake Finucane was chosen player of the game, Stephanie Carkner scored 13 and Julie Seabrook nabbed 7 boards. Claire Colborne earned the laurels for Alberta while scoring 16. Ashley Ashman nabbed 10 boards.
In the semis, British Columbia nipped Nova Scotia 54-53 as Zana Williams scored 12 and was chosen player of the game, while Carley Butcher nabbed 9 boards. Justine Calley was chosen player of the game for Nova Scotia, while Rachelle Coward scored 11 and Stephanie Hiltz nabbed 7 boards.
In the other semi, Ontario whipped Alberta 85-62 as Kristine Lalonde scored 18 and was chosen player of the game, while Lauren Chan nabbed 6 boards. Ashley Ashman was selected player of the game for Alberta after scoring 20 and nabbing 13 boards.
In the seventh-play playoff, New Brunswick defeated Newfoundland 63-51 as Lia St. Pierre scored 11. New Brunswick (coached by Reg Springer, assisted by Lindsay Myers) also included Laura Fowler, Elyse Jobin, Robbi Daley, Ashley Phillips, Ann Conrod, Jill Taylor, Kathleen Owens, Karen Creighton and Rebecca Nuttall. Alison Howley and Janaya Rose each notched 11 to lead Newfoundland. Newfoundland (coach Amy O’Reilly, assistant Erin Mullaly, assistant Kellie Baker) also included Adrienne Penney, Sarah Rowsell, Victoria Ralph, Brittany McCarthy, Megan Stanley, Sarah Nash, Jennifer Parsons, Emma Bishop, Nicole Dalton, Ally Forsey, Lauren Hawkins, Helen Laracy, Laura Power and Anna Snow.
In the fifth-place match, Saskatchewan crushed Manitoba 101-31 as Taryn Wicijowski was chosen player of the game, while scoring 26. Debbie Yeboah was named player of the game for Manitoba while scoring 8. Manitoba (coach Deb May, assistant Colin Mark) also included Laura Buchko, Megan Cyr, Melissa Scott, Mimi Vongkhamchanh, Alexandra Jewell, Courtney McKay, Chantale Garand, Krista Johnson, Chelsea Fielding, carly Ducheminsky and Morgan Cross.
In the bronze medal match, Nova Scotia defeated Alberta 66-54 as Kathleen McIver, Justine Colley and Rachelle Coward each scored 10. MacIver was chosen player of the game for Nova Scotia while Sondra Medley grabbed 10 boards. Stephanie Vermunt was chosen player of the game for Alberta, while Ashley Ashman and Tania Meunier each scored 10 and each nabbed 7 boards. Nova Scotia led 32-17 at the half but Alberta won the second half 37-34. “We made a decision as a team to come out and go as hard as possible,” said Cassie Carle. “if we didn’t win, it would be because we weren’t trying.” Alberta coach Laurel Closkey said “the girls played 20 minutes of basketball. The kids are young, there’s only one returning player (Ashman). It took them a whole half to realize that if they play their hearts out, they can be successful. But they played to the buzzer and as a coach, that’s all you can ask for.” Nova Scotia coach Curtis Coward noted that ‘we had our hearts set on gold but we’re still happy and proud to come home with a medal.” Alberta (coached Laurel Closkey, assisted by Pat Chizek) also included Caleigh Monck
In the final, Ontario dumped British Columbia 61-42 as Brittany Hedderson was chosen player of the game after scoring 17, while Jenna Gilbert nabbed 8 boards. Carley Butcher was chosen player of the game for B.C. after scoring 18, while Julie Seabrook grabbed 12 boards.
The all-tournament first team featured: MVP Ali Dzikowski (Ontario); Jenna Gilbert (Ontario); Carley Butcher (British Columbia); Ashley Ashman (Alberta); Stephanie Carkner (British Columbia); Rachelle Coward (Nova Scotia)
The second team featured: Brittany Hedderson (Ontario); Taryn Wicijowski (Saskatchewan); Debbie Yeboah (Manitoba); Elyse Jobin (New Brunswick) and Ally Forsey (Newfoundland)
The bronze medalists from Nova Scotia: Justine Colley; Shylanda Saunders; Stephanie Hiltz; Rachelle Coward; Trish MacNeil; Kathleen McIver; Kelly James; Stephanie Murphy; Abbey Duinker; Katie Waite; Sondra Medley; Alexandra McKenna; coach Curtis Coward; assistant Jim Bowes; manager Janice King
The silver medalists from British Columbia: Kristina Collins; Stephanie Carkner; Elle Kerfoot; Zana Williams; Blake Finucane; Aieisha Luyken; Carley Butcher; Kayla Gromme; Alana Pilling; Julie Seabrook; Elise Lepine; Felicia Wijenberg; coach Shaun McGuinness; assistant Craig Draper; assistant Amanda Draper
The gold medalists from Ontario: Jenna Gilbert; Jenny Vaughan; Adriana Allen; Kristine Lalonde; Ali Dzikowski; Takima Keane; Jacklyn Self; Brittany Hedderson; Sam de Jong; Lauren Chan; Lauren Buschman; Kayla Alexander; coach Koren Bogle-Glenn; assistant Shawn Collins; manager Denise Perrier