| Semi | Simon Fraser U. Clansmen 74 Winnipeg St. Andrews Dunlops 59 |
| Semi | Sarnia Drawbridge Knights 91 Lethbridge Dougs 81 |
| Bronze | Lethbridge Dougs 69 Winnipeg St. Andrews Dunlops 68 |
| Final | Simon Fraser U. Clansmen 80 Sarnia Drawbridge Knights 76 |
In the Saskatchewan playoffs: …………………………………………………… In the quarterfinals, the Saskatoon Commodores defeated the Regina Campus Cubs 82-67 as Bob Pepper scored 26 and Bill Lacey (who played at Southern Illinois with Walt Frazier) 24. Ray Manz led the Campus Cubs with 20. Gary Weisgerber added 11. The Cubs also included Cliff Whittal, Vic Grudner, John Cox, Brain Welsh. …………………………………………………… In the semis, the Moose Jaw Canadays edged the Regina Canadians 71-68 as Arlin Avery scored 11, Ned Adrionni 11, Bill Harris 11 and Bob Neville 10. Larry Solie led the Canadians with 20. Rick Riach added 11 and Don Cameron 11. The Cubs also included Ted Townsend, Dan Turnbull, Don Stamp, Gary Korven. …………………………………………………… In the other semi, the Saskatoon Commodores dispatched Regina Teachers 60-55. Teachers included Pat Lawson, Ken Johns, Rudy Lipp, John Lipp, Stan Metcalf. …………………………………………………… In the final, the Saskatoon Commodores edged the Moose Jaw Canadays 80-75. The Commodores (coached by G Downey) included Dennis Downey, Ian MacLean, Ross Wilson, Gene McWillie, John Wedge, Gale Downey, Trevor Treen and Orval Fisher. A separate story lists the Commodores roster as Bob Pepper, Bill Lacey, Bob Mirwald, Don Fry, Doug Dodd, Al Herbison, Casper DeJong. The Canadays included Arlin Vaery, Bill Harris, John Williams, Dave Mowery, Ned Adrionni, Bob Neville.
In the round-robin Ontario playoffs, the Sarnia Knights clipped the Scarborough Bo-Peeps 68-57 as Pete Misikowetz scored 15, playing coach Ron Vernoche 14, Norm Cuttiford 12, manager Barry Howson 11, Grant Gordon 6, Doug Shaver 3, John Zdrahal 3, John Brikmanis 2 and Paul McCarrey 2. Arvid Stonkus led Scarborough with 13. Al Birkett added 11, Thrower 10, Mike Muir 8, Kreek 8, Bury 5 and Holawachuk 2. …………………………………………………… The Sarnia Knights dispatched Windsor 73-65 as Ron Vernoche scored 17, Pete Misikowetz 16, Barry Howson 12, Norm Cuttiford 11, Doug Shaver 11, John Brikmanis 4 and Grant Gordon 2. Mario Baggio paced Windsor with 16. Gloster added 10, Mazzuchin 9, McCligh 8, Turner 9, Taranczuk 6, Cloutier 4 and Auch 2. The Scarborough Bo-Peeps dispatched Windsor 81-76 as Al Birkett scored 11, Mike Muir 17, Arvid Stonkus 15, Kreek 12, Bury 10, Goldring 3 and Thrower 2. Mario Baggio paced Windsor with 17. Mazzuchin added 12, Turner 12, Gloster 11, Auch 8, Taranczuk 6, Elcombe 4, McCligh 2, Cloutier 2 and McWha 2.
In a cautiously played national semi, Simon Fraser defeated the Winnipeg St. Andrews Dunlops 74-59. The Clansmen led 34-30 at the half. The biggest lead was 14. The Clansmen prevailed with outside shooting. Guard Eilan Sloustcher scored 19, guard Bill Robinson 17, Wayne Morgan 13, Brian MacKenzie 10, Larry Clark 5, Glen Mackenzie 4, Alex Devlin 2, Don Higham 2 and Mike Charles 2. The Dunlops were paced by Dave Mills with 17, including 12 in the first half. Grant Alfonso added 10, Glen Torgerson 10. The Clansmen won the battle of the boards. Winnipeg centre Bill Henderson fouled out with 10 minutes to go. Dave Mills paced the Dunlops with 17. Grant Alfonso and Glen Torgerson each added 10, Bill Henderson 5, Ray McKall 5, Frank Clarke 4, Bob Hazell 3, Jim Bannon 2, Terry Little 2 and Bill Wedlake 1.
In the other semi, the Sarnia Drawbridge Knights defeated the Lethbridge Dougs 91-81. Sarnia rallied from an 11-point deficit in the first half to take a 51-43 lead at the break. Peter Misikowetz led the Knights with 24. Barry Howson added 22, Ron Vernoche 21, Norm Cuttiford 13, Grant Gordon 7 and Doug Shaver 4. The Dougs were led by Robin Fry with 21. Orville Fischer added 19, Gordon Balog 11, Ken Myhre 10, Don McClain 7, Ed Blott 5, Jim Gladstone 4, Don Andrews 2 and Ev Nowlin 2.
The battle for the bronze saw the Lethbridge Dougs nip the Winnipeg St. Andrews Dunlops 69-68 as Orville Fischer scored 21, Jim Gladstone 12, Ed Blott 10, Gordon Balog 9, Robin Fry 6, Don McClain 5, Don Andrews 4 and Lyndon Hutchinson 2, while Ken Myhre and Ev Nowlin were scoreless. Dave Mills scored 24 to pace the Dunlops. Bill Henderson added 10, Frank Clarke 8, Glen Torgerson 7, Bob Hazell 6, Grant Alfonso 6, Bill Wedlake 5, Jim Bannon 2, while Ray McKall and Terry Little were scoreless. The Dunlops (coached by Jimmy Bulloch, managed by George Fontaine) also included Fred Ingaldson and Dave Godfread.
In the final, the Simon Fraser Clansmen defeated the Sarnia Drawbridge Knights 80-76. The Clansmen led 40-36 at the half and methodically kept control of the ball and game, easily breaking the Sarnia press and stretching out their lead. Wayne Morgan, playing with a dislocated finger, paced SFU with 20. Bill Robinson added 16, Brian McKenzie 12, Mike Charles 9, Eilan Sloustcher 7, Don Higham 6, Larry Clarke 6 and Glen Mackenzie 4, while Alex Devlin and Rudy Wiebe were scoreless. Sarnia was led by Peter Misikowetz with 20. Ron Vernoche added 15, Doug Shaver 14, Barry Howson 12, Norm Cuttiford 9 and Grant Gordon 4, while Len Denomme, John Zdrahal, John Brikmanis and Bruce Patterson were scoreless. Too much speed, too much height and younger legs proved the difference. The game was tied several times in second half but eventually SFU pulled clear.
The all-tourney team featured: MVP Barry Howson (Sarnia Drawbridge Knights); Wayne Morgan (Simon Fraser); Bill Robinson (Simon Fraser); Orville Fischer (Lethbridge Dougs); and Dave Mills (Winnipeg St. Andrews)
The bronze medalist Lethbridge Dougs: Ken Myhre; Ron Hutchinson; Ed Blott, Ev Nowlin; Gordon Balog; Don McClain; Orville Fisher; Robin Fry; Don Andrews; Jim Gladstone; Lyndon Hutchinson; Gord Hagen; coach Wes Rice; manager Doug Clark
The runner-up Sarnia Drawbridge Knights: Barry Howson; Peter Misikowetz; Doug Shaver; Norm Cuttiford; John Brikmanis; Paul McCarrey; Bruce Patterson; Grant Gordon; Len Dennomme; Bill Green; John Zdrahal; Stu Bell; playing coach Ron Vernoche
The champion Simon Fraser University Clansmen: Mike Charles; Wayne Morgan; Bill Robinson; Rudy Wiebe; Glen McKenzie; Brian McKenzie; Larry Clark; Alex Devlin; Eilan Sloustcher; Don Higham; coach John Kootnekoff; assistant Gene Rizak; manager Victor Bifano; manager Larry Nerada