| Semi | Vancouver Capilanos 55 Winnipeg St. Andrews Super Saints 54 |
| Semi | Halifax Wandlyns 99 London Celtics 85 |
| Bronze | Winnipeg Super Saints 78 London Celtics 70 |
| Final | Vancouver Capilanos 73 Halifax Wandlyns 67 |
In the British Columbia semis, the Vancouver Capilanos defeated the Richmond Ramblers 83-86; 101-86; 84-103; 106-104; 109-95 (3g-2). …………………………………………………… In game one, Richmond edged Vancouver 86-83 as Alex Devlin scored 41 and Brent Watson 18. Randy Clark led the Capilanos with 18. Billy-Joe Price added 17 and Ed Ianerella 16. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Capilanos evened the series with a 101-86 win as Bob Barrazoul scored 21, including eight straight field goals to open the second half. Brent Watson led Richmond with 24. Alex Devlin added 24. …………………………………………………… In game three, the Ramblers spanked the Capilanos 103-84 as Alex Devlin scored 36, while nabbing 17 boards, Brent Watson 29 and Gary Smith 12. Ed Ianerella led the Capilanos with 16. Billy-Joe Price added 14 and Bob Barrazoul 14. …………………………………………………… In game four, the Capilanos evened the series with a 106-104 win as Billy-Joe Price scored 23. Alex Devlin led Richmond with 27. …………………………………………………… In game five, the Capilanos took the series with a 109-95 win as Billy-Joe Price scored 26, Terry McKay 23 and Bob Barrazoul 16. The Capilanos led 56-50 at the half and hit 48-95 (.510) from the floor. Alex Devlin led the Ramblers with 40. Gary Smith added 22 and Bob Wright 18.
In the B.C. finals, the Vancouver Capilanos defeated the Victoria Scorpions 103-91; 78-72 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Capilanos prevailed 103-91 as Bill Ruby scored 22 and Terry McKay 21. Brian MacKenzie led the Scorpions with 22. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Capilanos took the series with a 78-72 win as Billy-Joe Price scored 22, Terry McKay 17, Bill Ruby 15 and Alex Devlin 12. Bob Burrows led Victoria with 15. Brian MacKenzie added 14.
In the sudden-death Montreal final, the Cote des Neiges Panthers edged Downtown YMCA 94-92 as Earl Lewis scored 20, Jim Ivy 12 and Brad Upshaw 12. Ed Maher led YMCA with 19. John Dore added 12. Downtown also included Billy Dehorn.
The Alberta playoffs were a modified double-knockout. …………………………………………………… Calgary Penny Lane Maulers edged Claresholm 60-58. …………………………………………………… Cardston clipped Calgary YMCA 75-66. …………………………………………………… Edmonton Car Rentals dispatched Rosca Pix 82-73. …………………………………………………… Calgary YMCA defeated Claresholm 74-62. …………………………………………………… Rosca Pix whipped Cascades 92-72. …………………………………………………… Cardston dumped Calgary Penny Lane Maulers 100-86. …………………………………………………… Edmonton Car Rentals dispatched LDS 82-67. …………………………………………………… In the bronze medal match, Calgary Rosca Pix defeated the Calgary YMCA Rammers 72-67 as Danny Quance scored 19. Bill Oliver led the Rammers with 20. …………………………………………………… In the final, the Cardston Kearl’s Western Sport edged Edmonton Certified Car Rentals 63-61 as Joe Pitcher hit the winning bucket in the final minute. Randy Perrett led Cardston with 16. B Anderson led Edmonton with 20. …………………………………………………… The all-tournament team featured MVP Tim Tollestrup (Cardston); Pitcher (Cardston); Danny Quance (Rosca Pix); Bill Oliver (Rosca Pix); Anderson (Edmonton Rentals); D Butlin (Edmonton Rentals). …………………………………………………… Cardston advances to face the Saskatchewan champs for a berth at nationals.
In the national semis, the Halifax Wandlyns thrashed the London Celtics 99-85 with Steve Pound scoring 44.
In the other semi, the Vancouver Capilanos nipped the Winnipeg St. Andrews Super Saints 55-54 as Billy Joe Price hit a field goal with seven seconds to go after Vancouver had worked the ball around for a minute and a half prior to the shot. Winnipeg had led 38-29 at the half but went scoreless for a 10-minute stretch in the second half. Vancouver was led by pickup Alex Devlin’s 15 and Terry McKay’s 12. The Super Saints were paced by 14 points each from Ted Stoesz, Ross Wedlake and Dave Mills.
In the battle for third, the Winnipeg St. Andrews Super Saints nipped the London Celtics 78-70 as Bob Town scored 22, Ross Wedlake 18, Ted Stoesz 16 and Dave Mills 14. Raoul Kreek led the Celtics with 20.
In the final, the Vancouver Capilanos defeated the Halifax Wandlyns 75-67 as Alex Devlin scored 29 and Terry Mackay with 15. The Wandlyns were led by Steve Pound’s 13 points. John Cassidy added 10 before fouling out. Vancouver coach Ken Atkinson double-teamed Pound with Alex Devlin and Bill Ruby. Atkinson later told Canadian Press that Pound “is excellent when he comes off the screen. Against London, nobody was picking him up when he ran off those picks.” Vancouver led 37-35 at the half.
The all-tourney team featured: MVP Alex Devlin (Vancouver Capilanos); Steve Pound (Halifax Wandlyns); Terry McKay (Vancouver Capilanos); Bob Town (Winnipeg St. Andrews); and Don Cassidy (Halifax Wandlyns)
The bronze medalist Winnipeg St. Andrew’s Super Saints: Bob Town; Ted Stoesz; Al Beaver; Ross Wedlake; Dave Mills; Irv Hanec; Tim Ruppel; Gord Puttaert; Gary Yunker; Don Maskiw; coach Bob Kazeli
The runner-up Halifax Wandlyns: Steve Pound; Don Cassidy;
The champion Vancouver Capilanos: Don Archer; Ed Iannarella; Bob Barrazzoul; Howie Knapfl; Al Birtles; Terry MacKay; Joe Carpenter; Billy Joe Price; Randy Clark; Bill Ruby; Alex Devlin; coach Ken Atkinson; assistant Wayne Vollmer; manager Leach Brown; trainer Tom Bell