POOL A SASK NS QUE ALTA NFLD Record  
  Saskatoon —– 85-67 73-67 65-61 81-49 (4-0)  
  Halifax 67-85 —– 66-63 68-54 95-44 (3-1)  
  Montreal Express 67-73 63-66 —– 81-68 98-50 (2-2)  
  Calgary Makoi Macs 61-65 54-68 68-81 —– 80-50 (1-3)  
  St. John’s 49-81 44-95 50-98 50-80 —– (0-4)  
                 
  POOL B BC NB ONT MAN Record    
  Victoria —– 108-84 93-66 84-56 (3-0)    
  New Brunswick All-Stars 84-108 —– 71-61 73-66 (2-1)    
  Ottawa-Nepean Rookies 66-93 61-71 —– 75-47 (1-2)    
  Winnipeg 56-84 66-73 47-75 —– (0-3)    
                 
  Semi Victoria 73 Halifax 71
  Semi Saskatoon 69 New Brunswick All-Stars 65
  7th Calgary Makoi Macs 86 Winnipeg 63
  5th Ottawa-Nepean Rookies 71 Montreal Express 52
  Bronze Halifax 78 New Brunswick All-Stars 66
  Final Victoria 85 Saskatoon 64
     

        In Pool A play, held in Edmonton: …………………………………………………… Saskatoon defeated the Montreal 73-67 as Heather Witzel, Allison Lang and Theresa Surbey each scored 12. The Express were led by Coleen Dufresne 24 and Sylvia Bloomenfeld 18. …………………………………………………… Halifax defeated the Montreal Express 66-63 as Joan Selig pitched in 13 and Heather Shute 12. The Express were up by 18 in the first half and led 38-27 at the break. Coleen Dufresne led Montreal with 18 points. …………………………………………………… The Calgary Makoi Macs defeated St. John’s 80-50 as Cathy Peacock and Marg Winters each scored 16. St. John’s was led by Donna Brenton’s 10 points. …………………………………………………… Saskatoon nipped the Calgary Makoi Macs 65-61 as Allison Lang scored 17 and Heather Witzell 12. Calgary was led by Cathy Peacock’s 20 points. Marg Winters added 12. …………………………………………………… Saskatoon thrashed St. John’s as Heather Witzell scored 16 and Barb Estay 14. St. John’s was led by Ellen Martin’s 12 points. Vickie Walsh added 10. …………………………………………………… Heather Witzell scored 25 and Lorraine Wright 24 as Saskatoon thrashed Nova Scotia 85-67. Nancy Knowlton hit 26 for Nova Scotia. …………………………………………………… The Montreal Express stomped St. John’s 98-50 after taking a 31-29 lead at the half. Sylvia Blumenfeld pitched in 30 and Coleen Dufresne 26. Mary Taylor led St. John’s with 14. …………………………………………………… The Montreal Express thumped the Calgary Makoi Macs 81-68 as Sylvia Blumenfeld scored 24 and Coleen Dufresne 19. Terri Harrison led Calgary with 19. Cathy Peacock added 18. …………………………………………………… Nancy Knowlton scored 32 to lead Halifax past the Calgary Makoi Macs 68-54. Terri Harrison responded with 14 for the Macs.

        In pool B: …………………………………………………… The Ottawa-Nepean Rookies defeated Winnipeg 75-47 as Maria Bobyn scored 18 and Linda Edwards 15. Winnipeg received 10 points each from Claire Joyal and Lucy Burdz. …………………………………………………… Victoria defeated the New Brunswick All-Stars 108-84 as Angie Dobie scored 20 and Lorna Lundeen 16. The All-Stars got 24 points Judy Devereux and 17 from Cathy Dean. …………………………………………………… Victoria whipped the Ottawa-Nepean Rookies 93-66 as Angie Dobie scored 19 and Marg Mainwaring 14. Laura Gillespie led the Rookies with 25, Sue Vertelhausen added 12. …………………………………………………… Victoria beat Winnipeg 84-56 as Bev Bland scored 21 and Leslie Godfrey 15. Winnipeg was paced by Joanne Weir’s 15 points. …………………………………………………… The New Brunswick All-Stars defeated the Ottawa-Nepean Rookies 71-61 as Joyce Slipp pitched in 15, Sharon Keays 12 and Susan Cowan 12. The Rookies got 23 from Laura Gillespie and 17 from Andrea Blackwell. They were ahead 35-31 at the half. …………………………………………………… The New Brunswick All-Stars defeated Winnipeg 73-66 as Joyce Slipp scored 15 and Janet Robinson 14. Winnipeg received 14 apiece from Claire Doyle and Karen Dinse.

        In the semis, Victoria edged Halifax 73-71 as Leslie Godfrey scored 18. Nancy Knowlton paced Halifax with 33. Halifax led 38-35 at the half.

        In the other semi, Saskatoon defeated the New Brunswick All-Stars 69-65 as Lorraine Wright scored 18 and Allison Lang 13. Saskatoon led 37-30 at the half. Saskatoon nabbed 18 offensive boards and 29 defensive boards. Joyce Slipp paced New Brunswick with 24.

        In the 7-9th playoffs, Manitoba thrashed Newfoundland 76-46 as Joanne Weir scored 19.

In the seventh-place playoff, the Calgary Makoi Macs defeated Manitoba 86-63.

In the fifth-place playoff, Laura Gillespie scored 24 to lead the Ottawa-Nepean Rookies past the Montreal Express 71-52. The Rookies also included Maria Bobyn, Linda Edwards.

        In the bronze medal match, Halifax defeated the New Brunswick All-Stars 78-66 as Nancy Knowlton scored 26. Nelda Robbins replied with 15 for New Brunswick.

        In the gold-medal battle of undefeateds, Victoria dismantled Saskatchewan 85-64 as tourney MVP Joanne Sargeant and Bev Bland each pitched in 15. Victoria led 46-27 at the half. Allison Lang paced Saskatchewan with 24.

        The all-tourney team featured: MVP Joanne Sargeant (Victoria); Bev Bland (Victoria); Nancy Knowlton (Halifax); Laura Gillespie (Ottawa-Nepean); Joyce Slipp (New Brunswick); and Heather Witzel (Saskatoon).

        The bronze medalist Halifax: Nancy Knowlton;

        The runner-up Saskatoon: Heather Witzel; Allison Lang; Theresa Surbey; Barb Estay; Lorraine Wright;

        The gold medalist Victoria Home Lumber: Angie Dobie; Joanne Sargeant; Bev Bland; Lorna Lundeen; Marg Mainwaring; Leslie Godfrey; Karen McComber; Sandi Lewis; Linda Rebitt; Cory McLean; Bev Gait; Glynis McFaren