| Round Robin | UVIC | UBC | NB | ALTA | ONT | Record |
| U. Victoria Vikettes | —– | 41-39 | 58-41 | 55-30 | 59-51 | (4-0) |
| U.B.C. Thunderettes | 39-41 | —– | 70-18 | 64-30 | 76-28 | (3-1) |
| St. John Alpines | 41-58 | 18-70 | —– | 58-40 | 64-46 | (2-2) |
| Edmonton KGs | 30-55 | 30-64 | 40-58 | —– | 67-40 | (1-3) |
| London Grads | 51-59 | 28-76 | 46-64 | 40-67 | —– | (0-4) |
In the British Columbia finals, the U.B.C. Thunderettes defeated the Victoria Maplettes 68-37; 68-30 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, U.B.C. torched Victoria 68-37 as Joanne Sargent scored 14, Bev Barnes 14, Terri McGovern 13, Janice Gee 6, Debbie Phelan 6, Wendy Grant 6, Lynne Wells 4, Bev Bland 2, Peggy Robindson 2 and Linda McCulloch 1, while Heather Cranston was scoreless. Angie Radanovich led the Maplettes with 13. Laurie Sawden added 8, Marcia McIntyre 8, Dianna Brozuk 2, Joanne Chalmers 2, Annie Van Schaik 2 and Angie Brozuk 2, while Cecilia Van Schaik, Julie DeMelt, Pam Hoole and Barb Tribe were scoreless. bv…………………………………………………… In game two, U.B.C. completed the series sweep by clocking Victoria 68-30 as Janice Gee scored 14, Terri McGovern 10, Joanne Sargent 8, Wendy Grant 8, Debbie Phelan 8, Peggy Robinson 8, Bev Barnes 6, Heather Cranston 2, Lynne Wells 2 and Linda McCulloch 2, while Bev Bland was scoreless. Diana Brozuk led the Maplettes with 10. Angie Radanovich added 8, Annie Van Schalk 6, Laurie Sawden 4 and Cecilia Van Schalk 2, while Marcia McIntyre, Julie DeMelt and Joanne Chalmers were scoreless.
In the Manitoba senior A playoffs, the U. of Winnipeg Wesmenettes, coached by Vic Pruden defeated the U. of Manitoba Bisonettes 54-36; 51-31; 63-43; (3g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one Winnipeg won 54-36 as Angie Johnson scored 17 and Debbie Shiloff 13. Manitoba was paced by Carol Christianson 15 and Judy Norquist 10. …………………………………………………… Angie Johnson, Debbie Shiloff and Eileen McNorris each scored 12 as Winnipeg pasted Manitoba 51-31 in game two. Karen Palmer led the Bisonettes with seven points. …………………………………………………… In game three, Winnipeg won 63-43 as Johnson scored 21, Shiloff 16 and Coleen McAmmond 12. Palmer led the Bisonettes with seven. Although the series victory qualified the U. of Winnipeg for the national senior A tourney, they’d earlier made a commitment to attend the national junior A tourney, so Manitoba was unrepresented in women’s senior A play.
In the Ontario finals, the London Grads defeated Windsor Club 240 60-57; 41-51; 43-40 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game one, London prevailed 60-57 in overtime. London’s Fran Wigston hit two free throws after time expired to force overtime. Windsor led 30-25 at the half and by 11 with five minutes to play. But Bev Clenighan, Gaile Davenport and Cherrie Martin all fouled out. Clenighan was at the line for a one-and-one with four seconds to play. She missed the first and in the mad scramble for the ball, fouled Wigston, who two free throws to ice the win. Barbara Wilkinson led the Grads with 16. Peckham added 14, Fran Wigston 10, Shaule 9, McCrae 8, Innis 2 and McCracken 1. Pat Harrison scored 21 to lead Windsor Club 240 (coached by Bill Thomson). Gail Davenport added 15, Bev Clenighan 8, Judy Robinson 5, Martin 4, Hickson 2, Couvillon 2 and Kern 1. …………………………………………………… In game two, Windsor evened the series with a 51-41 win as Judy Robinson scored 10, Gail Davenport 10, Martin 8, Pat Harrison 7, Bev Clenighan 7, Kern 5, Couvillon 2 and Hickson 2. Fran Wigston led London with 19. Barbara Wilkinson added 7, Peckham 6, Shaule 6, McCrae 2 and Rowe 1. …………………………………………………… In game three, London took the series with a 43-40 win after leading 24-21 at the half. Bernice Wilkinson paced the Grads with 21. Fran Wigston added 8, Innes McRae 3, Peckham 3, Patterson 2 and Shaule 1. Pat Harrison led Windsor with 9. Bev Clenighan added 8, Gail Davenport 7, Judy Robinson 6, Kern 5, Couvillon 3 and Martin 2.
In the national draw, the University of Victoria Vikettes finished (4-0).
The U.B.C. Thunderettes, who had just won the CIAU title and entered the tourney with a 15-1 record, having lost only to UVic during the season, opened with a 76-28 thrashing of the London Grads. After taking a 22-point lead at the half, UBC rolled through the second as centre Jan Gee scored 16, Debbie Phelan 13, Terri McGovern 10 and Heather Cranston 10. London was led by Fran Wigston 13.
In UVic’s defeat 41-39 win over U.B.C., Vikettes coach Mike Gallo told the Victoria Times-Colonist: “We had the ball about 70% of the time. … We called a time out with 38 seconds left to give the girls a breather. But we lost the ball and regained it without any damage done. We called our last time out with five seconds left and I told the girls to keep the hall moving, dont let them foul us. They did just that. UBC never got near our players at the end.” Thunderbirds coach Norm Vickery told Canadian Press that Victoria’s “poise” was the difference. “We won it from the field. They won it from the line.” U.B.C. starting guards Joanne Sargeant and Wendy Grant fouled out in the last minute. Terri McGovern was already on the bench with a knee injury, having torn a cartilage with 10 minutes to play. Victoria had led 23-19 at the half and seemed unfazed by U.B.C. man-to-man defence. The score was tied six times in the final half and Victoria was ahead 41-39 with two minutes go to. U.B.C. missed three free throws and twice turned the ball over the final two minutes as Victoria held on. Gail Carson led the Vikettes with 11. Yvonne Letellier added 10, Rose Jossul 10, Dierdre Ogden 9 and Lorna McHattie 1, while Mary Clarkson, Laury Atkinson, Judy Pearson, Eva Van Wouw and Pam Henson were scoreless. Terri McGovern paced U.B.C. with 12. Wendy Grant added 11, Debbie Phelan 8, Bev Barnes 3, Bev Bland 2, Joanne Sargent 2 and Janice Gee 1, while Heather Cranston, Linda McCulloch and Peggy Robinson were scoreless. Four Vikings fouled out, Myrna McHattie, Letellier, Laury Atkinson and Carlson. The U.B.C. loss was only the team’s second of the season.
The University of Victoria Vikettes clipped the London Grads 59-51 as Yvonne Letellier scored 15, Rose Jossul 14, Dierdre Ogden 14, Pam Henson 6, Lorna McHattie 6, Laury Atkinson 2 and Gail Carlson 2, while Mary Clarkson, Judy Pearson and Evan Van Wouw were scoreless. Fran Wigston paced London with 11. Jane Peckham added 11, Bernice Wilkinson 8, Charlotte Stipule 6, Catherine Innes 4, Elaine McRae 4, Mary Patterson 2 and Faith McCracken 1, while Patrick Rowe and Marg Pilcher were scoreless.
The University of Victoria whipped the St. John Alpines 58-41 as Yvonne Letellier scored 15, Dierdre Ogden 11, Rose Jossul 10, Gail Carlson 9, Lorna McHattie 2, Judy Pearosn 4 and Laury Atkinson 2, while Mary Clarkson, Pam Henson and Evan Van Wouw were scoreless. Jean Fabie paced the Alpines with 21. Marlene Baughan added 6, Pauline McHugh 4, Helen Narmi 4, Ellen McDonald 4 and Jean Hutcheon 2, while Rose Donovan, Marilyn Doherty, Marg McCarrity and Crystal Jones were scoreless.
The University of Victoria Vikettes smacked the Edmonton KGs 55-30 as Rose Jossul scored 10, Yvonne Letellier 8, Lorna McHattie 6, Laury Atkinson 6, Mary Clarkson 5, Gail Carlson 4, Judy Pearson 4, Diedre Ogden 4, Pam Henson 4 and Eva Van Wouw 2. Gail Bamford led Edmonton with 9. Lois Kirk added 8, Marg Thompson 6, Nancy Deaner 3, Maro Case 2, Hilda Schweitzer 1 and Darlene Anderson 1, while Lil Stature, Barb Kina and Elfory Bantarossa were scoreless.
The Edmonton KGs (coached by Paul Kirk) whipped the London Grads 67-40 as Gail Bamford scored 14.
The bronze medalist St. John Alpines: Marlene Baughan; Pauline McHugh; Helen Narmi; Ellen MacDonald; Jean Fabie; Rose Donovan; Marily Doherty; Jean Hutcheon; Marg McCarrity; Crystal Jones;
The runner-up British Columbia Thunderbirds: Debbie Phelan; Terri McGovern; Janice Gee; Wendy Grant; Joanne Sargeant; Bev Barnes; Heather Cranston; Peggy Robinson; Bev Bland; Linda McCulloch; coach Norm Vickery
The champion University of Victoria Vikettes: Lorna McHattie; Yvonne Letellier; Laury Atkinson; Rose Jossul; Gail Carlson; Evan Van Wouw; Pam Henson; Lynda Braun; Mary Clarkson; Judy Pearson; Dierdre Ogden; coach Mike Gallo