Championship
Ohio Wesleyan 92, Scranton 70
at Grand Rapids, Mich. (att. 2,500)

All-Tournament Team
Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan (Most Outstanding Player)
Lee Rowlinson, Ohio Wesleyan
J.P. Andrejko, Scranton
Charlie Burt, Nebraska Wesleyan
Tim McGraw, Hartwick 

Third Place
Nebraska Wesleyan 73, Hartwick 70

National Semifinals
Scranton 84, Hartwick 61
Ohio Wesleyan 87, Nebraska Wesleyan 71

Quarterfinals
Scranton 73, Clark 55
Hartwick 84, Trenton State 69
Ohio Wesleyan 106, Illinois Wesleyan 103
Nebraska Wesleyan 58, Washington U. 55

Regional Championships
Clark  86, Mass-Dartmouth 85
Scranton 61, Franklin & Marshall 47
Hartwick 54, Buffalo State 53
Trenton State 82, Emory & Henry 72
Illinois Wesleyan 92, Millikin 74
Ohio Wesleyan 110, Hope 107 (2 OT)
Nebraska Wesleyan 69, Dubuque 64
Washington U. 74, Centre 59

Regional Third Place
Southern Maine 84, North Adams State 60; Allegheny 93, Cabrini 66; Potsdam State 93, Staten Island 80; Stockton State 72, Bridgewater (Va.) 70; UW-Whitewater 103, Monmouth (Ill.) 93; Ohio Northern 69, Muskingum 43; St. John's 92, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 75; Rust 74, Christopher Newport 63

First Round
Mass-Dartmouth 91, North Adams State 75
Clark 82, Southern Maine 79
Scranton 59, Cabrini 51
Franklin & Marshall 63, Allegheny 61
Buffalo State 73, Potsdam State 70
Hartwick 80, Staten Island 73
Trenton State 87, Bridgewater (Va.) 50
Emory & Henry 72, Stockton State 59
Illinois Wesleyan 99, Monmouth 74
Millikin 101, UW-Whitewater 86
Ohio Wesleyan 77, Ohio Northern 70
Hope 80, Muskingum 75
Nebraska Wesleyan 72, St. John's (Minn.) 64
Dubuque 80, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 78
Centre 73, Rust 67
Washington U. 64, Christopher Newport 62

Stockton State is now known as Richard Stockton. North Adams State is now known as Massachusetts College. Trenton State is now known as The College of New Jersey.