REGULAR SEASON
| McGill | 8-4 | 16-17 | Ken Schildroth | ||
| Concordia | 6-5 | Doug Daigneault | |||
| U.Q.T.R. | 5-6 | Claude Laliberte | |||
| Bishop’s | 4-8 | 13-15 | Eddie Pomykala | ||
Playoff non-qualifier:
Bishop’s Gaiters: Nick Van Herk, Scott Wilson, Jeff Harris, Kevin McCormack, Andres Ryan, Grafton Timothy, David Clements, Mike Fisher, Chris Leather, Pierre Tibblin, David King, Scott Wilson, Jeff McKeown, Warren Newberry, Jeff Peck, Ruddy Daniels, coach Eddie Pomykala, assistant Kevin Robertson, assistant Daniel Beaudoin
In the regular season, McGill finished atop the standings with an (8-4) record.
In the semis, the Concordia Stingers defeated the Universite du Quebec @ Trois-Rivieres Patriotes 72-68.
In the final, Concordia upset regular season champ McGill 86-73 as Craig Norman scored 28, Rob Latter 18 and Marlon Paul 17. McGill coach Ken Schildroth told the Montreal Gazette that “we gave Rob Latter too many easy baskets early in the game and, when we shut him down, Norman started to score well. Then there was Marlon Paul. He had a great game too. We had difficult matchups. The momentum that the Stingers had early in the second half made us panic. It made our inexperience show.” Concordia shot .660 from the floor, while McGill was .390. Willie Hinz paced the Redmen with 26. Clint Hamilton added 23. Concordia led 38-34 at the half. McGill quickly tied it at 38 but never led. The Stingers opened a 56-42 lead midway through the half and were never threatened. “We’ve come together at the right time of the year,” said Concordia coach Doug Daigneault. “And physically we’re in good shape going into the nationals. … Latter is the guts of our inside game.”
The bronze medalist Quebec @ Trois-Rivieres Les Patriotes: Robert Dufort; Thurston Labissiere; Christian Gombe; Nick Roy; Marc Cote; Jacques Demers; Richard Gagne; Jocelyn Carbonneau; Alain Comeau; Reginald Jean; Louis-Philippe Joseph; coach Claude Laliberte; assistant Daniel Baron; athletic director Raymond Tellier; SID Yvon Marineau
The runner-up McGill Redmen: Willie Hinz; Clint Hamilton; Ilya Gutlin; Mike Soussan; Bruce McElroy; Sandro Cianci; David Steiner; Paul Brousseau; Bernie Rosanelli; Ariel Franco; Patrick Arsenault; Andre Barette; Adrian Bak; Jamie Alden; coach Ken Schildroth; assistant Carlo Del Bosco; assistant Claude Briere; athletic director Robert Dubeau
The champion Concordia Stingers: Craig Norman; Marlon Paul; Rob Latter; Clint Farley; Bob Verrelli; Parnell Joseph; John Baird; Nick Arvanitis; Keith Alexander; Jack Berros; John Dangelas; Hugh Wallace; Peter Divitroulopoulos; Mike Baker; Terry Simon; coach Doug Daigneault; assistant John Dore; assistant Harvey Liverman; athletic director Ed Enos; SID Mike Cohen