REGULAR SEASON
| Concordia | 16-0 | 24-13 | Doug Daigneault | ||
| McGill | 7-4 | 16-12 | Lionel Staples | ||
| U.Q.T.R. | 5-6 | Phil Thibodeau | |||
| Laval | 2-9 | 8-20 | Bob Descheneaux | ||
| Bishop’s | 1-9 | 6-22 | Garth Smith | ||
In the regular season, Concordia finished atop the standings with a (16-0) record.
Playoff non-qualifier Bishop’s Gaiters: Wayne Hussey, Jeff Billings, Marty Edwards, Jim Etcheverry, Steve Etcheverry, John McIntosh, Morgan Quinn, Jim Reid, Steve Taylor, Mike Vigar, Collin ‘Chuck’ Doyle, Colin Channell, Mike Dudgeon, Heinz Valenta, John Macintosh, Carl Greggain, Bud Swallow, coach Garth Smith
In the semis, the top-seeded host Concordia Stingers dusted the 4th-seeded Laval Rouge et Or 99-56 as Ron Puskarich scored 17, Bob Brix 14, Tim Bertrand 14, John Dore 10 and Frank Zulys 10. The Stingers led 45-21 at the half and opened the second half with a 20-4 run. Concordia coach Doug Daigneault told the Montreal Gazette that he played a zone for most of the affair because he wanted to save his troops for the final. Yves Poulin led the Rouge et Or with 14. Gilles Champagne added 10.
In the other semi, the 2nd-seeded McGill Redmen clipped the 3rd-seeded Quebec @ Trois-Rivieres Patriotes 87-75 as Larry Gibson scored 26, Paul Legare 12, Jim Gallogly 10 and Gerry Ostroff 10. Robert Vallerand led the Patriots with 17. Andre Vallerand added 16 and Ronald Desjardins 16. The Redmen led 47-32 at the half. The Patriots rallied by hitting seven consecutive free throws but the Redmen took command with a 9-2 run.
In the final, top-seeded Concordia defeated 2nd-seeded McGill 84-79 as Ron Puskarich scored 44, John Erglis 12, John Dore 11 and Bob Brix 10. Larry Gibson led the Redmen with 29. John Gallogly added 14 and Gerry Ostroff 14. The Redmen led 25-18 after one but the Stingers roared out of the second with a 6-0 run to take the lead. The score was knotted at 40 at the half. Puskarich put Concordia ahead for good with a bucket that made it 52-51. He scored 20 the Stingers last 34 points. McGill closed to within one on five occasions down the stretch. Concordia coach Doug Daigneault told the Montreal Gazette that “McGill played a really super game.” Redmen coach Butch Staples said “that’s as fine a ball game as I’ve seen him (Puskarich) play. The thing is that Concordia is able to match up better against Larry (Gibson) than we were against Puskarich. But I don’t want to take anything away from him. He played a tremendous game.” Bob Brix said “we were tight but there’s no doubt about it. That God, Ron was hitting. I don’t know where we’d be without him because the rest of us didn’t do much.” Redmen coach Butch Staples told the McGill Daily that “I think we played an awfully good game. We had some outstanding individual efforts. Gerry Ostroff had 16 rebounds and 12 points and played his finest game of the year, but we couldn’t quite do it.” Gibson said for McGill after four years at Rhode Island College “gave me a chance to do things I’d never done before. I was always a small guy on the court at Rhodes Island.”
The co-bronze medalist Laval Rouge et Or: Yves Poulin; Gilles Champagne; Bob Descheneaux; Charles Gourdeau; Jean Turgeon; Gilles Bellemare; coach Bob Descheneaux
The co-bronze medalist Quebec @ Trois-Rivieres Patriotes: Robert Vallerand; Andre Vallerand; Ronald Desjardins; Pierre Benoit; Robert Durocher; Berthi Desrochers; Rock Turcotte; coach Paul Thibodeau
The runner-up McGill Redmen: Cliff Bochner; Rolland Brisset; Jim Gallogly; Larry Gibson; Dave Kassie; Dave Kurtz; Paul Legare; Art MacMillan; Jerry Ostroff; Ron Way; coach Butch Staples
The champion Concordia Stingers: Ron Puskarich; Maury Herman; Chris Hunter; Bob Wright; John Erglis; John Dore; Kevin Salley; Ron Frost; Chuck Berger; Doug Merlin; Doug Heywood; Bob Brix; Frank Zuyls; coach Doug Daigneault; assistant John Javornik; assistant Mike Hickey