Elizabethtown's Page Lutz repeated as the Most Outstanding Player of the championship, but it was Rust (26-5) that won the title, defeating Elizabethtown 51-49.

Championship
Rust 51, Elizabethtown 49
at Scranton, Pa. (att. 800)

All-Tournament Team
Page Lutz, Elizabethtown (Most Outstanding Player)
Brenda Christian, Rust
Shelley Parks, Elizabethtown
Evelyn Oquendo, Salem State
Cheryl Juris, North Central (Ill.)

Third Place
Salem State 90, North Central (Ill.) 85

National Semifinals
Elizabethtown 80, Salem State 58
Rust 79, North Central (Ill.) 78

Quarterfinals
Elizabethtown 72, Trenton State 60
Salem State 63, Kean 58
North Central (Ill.) 105, Pitt-Johnstown 101
Rust 91, Bishop 68

Regional Championship
Elizabethtown 73, Susquehanna 71
Trenton State 63, Buffalo State 60
Salem State 66, Eastern Connecticut 54
Kean 62, Stockton State 54
Pitt-Johnstown 88, Wisconsin-La Crosse 64
North Central (Ill.) 85, Gettysburg 74
Bishop 73, Concordia-Moorhead 71
Rust 80, Knoxville 76

Regional Third Place
Scranton 87, Allegheny 78; New Rochelle 64, Rochester 54; Worcester Tech 75, Bridgewater State 71; Muskingum 74, Ohio Northern 70; Wisconsin-Whitewater 69, Carroll 56; Millikin 79, William Penn 77; St. Thomas 63, Pomona-Pitzer 59; N.C.-Greensboro 70, Virginia Wesleyan 69

First Round
Susquehanna 77, Allegheny 61
Elizabethtown 67, Scranton 58
Trenton State 78, Rochester 58
Buffalo State 81, New Rochelle 67
Eastern Connecticut 54, Bridgewater State 48
Salem State 69, Worcester Tech 50
Stockton State 77, Ohio Northern 69
Kean 79, Muskingum 69
Pitt-Johnstown 64, Wisconsin-Whitewater 60
Wisconsin-La Crosse 77, Carroll 67
North Central (Ill.) 65, William Penn 57
Gettysburg 79, Millikin 74
Concordia-Moorhead 77, Pomona-Pitzer 58
Bishop 71, St. Thomas 67
Knoxville 82, N.C.-Greensboro 74
Rust 83, Virginia Wesleyan 65

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