| semi | U. of Saskatchewan Huskiettes 105 Moncton St. Patrick’s Schooners 39 |
| semi | Victoria Rawlings 71 Peterborough Jetettes 34 |
| Bronze | Peterborough Jetettes 57 Moncton St. Patrick Schooners 27 |
| Final | Victoria Rawlings 73 U. of Saskatchewan Huskiettes 56 |
In the British Columbia semis, Vancouver Mount Pleasant defeated the University of British Columbia Thunderettes 56-40; 58-45 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Mount Pleasant (coached by Glen Robertson) dispatched U.B.C. 56-40 as Judy Hilliard scored 23 and Cheryl McIntosh 12. Judy Douglas led the Thunderettes with 14. …………………………………………………… In game two, Mount Pleasant took the series with a 58-45 win as Judy Hilliard scored 24 and Cheryl McIntosh 20. Betty Ross led the Thunderettes with 9.
In the B.C. finals, Victoria Rawlings defeated Vancouver Mount Pleasant 53-48; 50-47; 52-51 (3g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Victoria prevailed 53-48 as Diane Doyle scored 23, Mary Coutts 18, Nita Moody 4, Barb Tribe 4, Sylvia Campbell 2 and Marilyn Johnson 2, while Trish Spooner, Jeanne McHattie and Doreen Lusk were scoreless. Janet Robinson led Mount Pleasant with 16. Louise Volpatti added 10, Judy Hilliard 10, Carol McIntosh 8, Jay Dahlgren 2 and Sharon Fredericks 2, while Carol Retzlaff and Skipp were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Victoria nipped Mount Pleasant 50-47 as Mary Coutts scored 11, Nita Moody 10, Diane Doyle 8, Trish Spooner 8, Barb Tribe 7, Marilyn Johnston 2 and Sylvia Campbell 2. Judy Hilliard led Mount Pleasant with 18. Louise Volpatti added 10, Janice Robinson 8, Cheryl McIntosh 5, Joanne Kipp 4 and Sharon Fredericks 2. …………………………………………………… In game three, Victoria completed the series sweep with a 52-51 win as Mary Coutts scored 20 and Diane Doyle 16. Judy Hilliard led Mount Pleasant with 21. Janice Robinson added 10. …………………………………………………… Victoria added Barb Robertson and Mary Macdonald from Vancouver to its line-up as its national tourney additions.
In the Manitoba finals, the Furnasman Flames defeated the University of Manitoba Bisonettes x-x; x-x; x-x; 63-60 (3g-1). …………………………………………………… In game three, the Flames took the series with a 63-50 win as Carol Ruff scored 19, Bonnie Gabbs 18 and Pat Pisnook 18. Maureen Dowds led the Bisonettes with 16. Gwen Davidson added 11 and Addy Ryngach 10.
In the Saskatchewan-Manitoba semis, the University of Saskatchewan Huskiettes defeated the Winnipeg Furnasman Flames 63-48; 78-55 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Huskiettes prevailed 63-48 as Marg Curry scored 18 and Sharolyn Halter 12 and Judy Burns 9. Pat Pisnook paced the Flames with 16. Joanne Schultz added 11, Barb Kaus 10 and Laurie Watson 10. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Huskiettes dusted the Flamettes 78-55 as Marg Curry scored 14 and Judy Burns 12. Joanne Schultz led the Flames with 19.
In the Saskatchewan-Manitoba finals, the University of Saskatchewan Huskiettes defeated the University of Winnipeg Wesmenettes 61-45; 57-47 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Saskatchewan prevailed 61-45 as Val Girsberger scored 14 and Marg Curry 11. The Huskiettes notched 25 points in the last 9 minutes. Donna Malovitch led the Wesmenettes with 10. …………………………………………………… In game two, Saskatchewan hammered Winnipeg 57-47 as Gloria Clarke scored 11 and Sharolyn Halter 10. The Huskiettes led 37-20 at the half.
In the Eastern Canadian playoffs, held in St. John, New Brunswick, the participants included the Saint John Jets, St. John’s (Nfld) and Halifax. …………………………………………………… In the semis, the Saint John Alpines defeated Windsor 70-63. …………………………………………………… In the final, the Saint John Alpines edged the Montreal YMHA Blues 49-46.
In the national semis, held in Saskatoon, Mary Coutts scored 30 to lead Victoria past the Peterborough Jetettes 71-34. Diane Doyle added 9, Barb Robertson 8, Barb Tribe 7, Mary McDonald 6, Marilyn Johnston 5, Nita Moodie 2, Trish Spooner 2 and Jeannie McHattie 2, while Doreen Lusk was scoreless. Maggie Mamuza led Peterborough with 22. Joan Smith added 6, Ann Lang 2, Gloria Shick 2 and Ann Gray 1, while Pat Bronson; Sandra Hill, Darlene Gates, Jackie Keiler and Claudette Drilan were scoreless.
In the other semi, the University of Saskatchewan Huskiettes thrashed the Moncton St. Patrick’s Schooners 105-39 as Gloria Clarke hit 11-16 from the floor and 1-2 from the line to rack up 23 points. Marg Curry hit 10-20 from the floor to finish with 20 points. Terry Labanas scored 11 to pace Moncton. Marilyn Leblanc added 10.
In the bronze medal match, the Moncton St. Patrick’s Schooners defeated the Peterborough Jetettes 57-27 as Marg Mamuza scored 18 and Ann Lang 17. Peterborough was led by Marilyn Leblanc’s 9 points.
In the final, Victoria pasted the U. of Saskatchewan 73-56 as Mary Coutts scored 21, Barb Robertson 17, Diane Doyle 12, Mary Macdonald 11, Barb Tribe 8, Marilyn Johnston 4, while Nita Moodie, Trish Spooner, Jeannie McHattie and Doreen Lusk were scoreless. The Huskiettes were led by Marg Curry 13, Gloria Clarke 11 and Pat Causey 7. Ann Hopkins added 6, Sherry Roberts 5, Ann Clarke 4, Donna Ferguson 4, Sheralyn Halter 3, Diane Whitaker 2 and Val Girsberger 1, while Judy Burns was scoreless. Rawlings shot 22-42 from the floor, while the Huskiettes were 23-89. Victoria dominated the boards, defensively and controlled the tempo. Coutts only scored four points in the first half and picked up four quick fouls so coach Howie Tooby kept her on the bench. Victoria was ahead 36-26 at half time but Saskatchewan quickly rallied to within six, forcing Coutts off the pines. She promptly hit two quick buckets and kept out of foul trouble was Victoria walked away with the crown.
The bronze medalist Moncton St. Patrick Schooners: Terry Labanas; Marilyn Leblanc; coach Greg Murphy
The runner-up University of Saskatchewan Huskiettes: Gloria Clark; Marg Curry; Pat Cawsey; Judy Burns; Sharolyn Halter; Val Girsberger; Diane Whittaker; Ann Hopkins; Ann Clarke; Sherry Roberts; Donna Ferguson; coach Pat Jackson
The champion Victoria Rawlings: Mary Coutts; Barb Robertson; Diane Doyle; Mary MacDonald; Barb Tribe; Marilyn Johnston; Nita Moodie; Trish Spooner; Jeannie McHattie; Doreen Lusk; coach Howie Tooby