REGULAR SEASON
| McGill | 15-2 | Jan Meyer | |||
| Laval | 15-2 | 18-6 | Jacques Rioux | ||
| Loyola | 12-5 | ||||
| Sherbrooke | 10-7 | Claude Gratton | |||
| U.Q.T.R. | 8-9 | ||||
| Bishop’s | 6-11 | ||||
| MacDonald College | 3-14 | ||||
| Sir George Williams | 0-17 | ||||
Montreal dropped out leaving 8 teams. McGill and Laval tied at 15-2 for the regular season crow but McGill was awarded top seed in the post playoffs by virtual of a 126-121 scoring margin in their two encounters.
In the quarterfinals, the Loyola Tommies defeated the Bishop’s Gaiters 57-40 as Irena Markauskas scored 17. Nancy Knowlton led the Gaiters with 24.
In the semis, Laval defeated Sherbrooke 38-36.
In the other semi, McGill defeated the Loyola Tommies 52-27 as Sylvia Sweeney scored 19. The Tommies included Louise MacDonald, Elaine Betchinski, Diane Quart.
In the final, McGill dumped Laval 54-47 as Sylvia Sweeney scored 12 and Vicki Row 10. Anne-Marie Fortier led the Rouget et Or with 16. Estelle Fillion added 16.
The runner-up Laval Rouge et Or: Helene Amyot; Diane Blouin; Edith Boivin; Carole Brault; Antoinette Dube; Estelle Fillion; Anne-Marie Fortier; Maude Jobidon; Monique Parent; Sylvie Rompre; Sue Smee; Helene Tanguay; Monique Tremblay;
The champion McGill Super Squaws: Sylvia Sweeney; Yolande Deschamps; Jean MacDonnell; Vicki Row; Judy Stafford; Marg Lanning; Louise Benoit; Leah Auclair; Gail Flaherty; Gail Small; Judy Stafford; Debbie Wright; coach Jan Meyer; manager Nicole Fournier