Western Division
Champion: Oakland Oaks
Division Semifinals
(1) Oakland Oaks vs. (3) Denver Rockets: Oaks win series 4-3
- Game 1 @ Oakland: Oakland 129, Denver 99
- Game 2 @ Oakland: Denver 122, Oakland 119
- Game 3 @ Denver: Oakland 121, New Orleans 99
- Game 4 @ Denver: Denver 109, Oakland 108
- Game 5 @ Oakland: Oakland 128, Denver 118
- Game 6 @ Denver: Denver 126, Oakland 115
- Game 7 @ Oakland: Oakland 115, Denver 102
(2) New Orleans Buccaneers vs. (4) Dallas Chaparrals: Bucs win series 4-3
- Game 1 @ New Orleans: New Orleans 129, Dallas 106
- Game 2 @ New Orleans: New Orleans 122, Dallas 108
- Game 3 @ Dallas: Dallas 130, New Orleans 106
- Game 4 @ Dallas: New Orleans 114, Dallas 107
- Game 5 @ New Orleans: Dallas 123, New Orleans 112
- Game 6 @ Dallas: Dallas 136, New Orleans 118
- Game 7 @ New Orleans: New Orleans 101, Dallas 95
Division Finals
(1) Oakland Oaks vs. (2) New Orleans Buccaneers: Oaks win series 4-0
- Game 1 @ Oakland: Oakland 128, New Orleans 118
- Game 2 @ Oakland: Oakland 135, New Orleans 124
- Game 3 @ New Orleans: Oakland 113, New Orleans 107
- Game 4 @ New Orleans: Oakland 128, New Orleans 114
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