James appeared in three additional Women's World Championships, all three of which were won by Canada over the United States. She was named an all-star at forward in the 1992 tournament in Tampere, Finland, where Canada won the gold medal with an 8–0 victory. The Americans provided a stronger challenge at the 1994 tournament in Lake Placid, New York. James scored two goals and was named the game's most valuable player in the final, a 6–3 victory. She won her fourth, and final, world championship in 1997, a 4–3 overtime victory.