Western Collegiate Hockey Association women's champions

The Western Collegiate Hockey Association's women's champions have been:
==Championships==
===By season===
Season 	Regular season champion 	Tournament champion	NCAA national champion	Notes
1999–2000	Minnesota–Duluth 	Minnesota–Duluth 	— 	Bemidji State, Minnesota, Minnesota–Duluth, Minnesota State, Ohio State, St. Cloud State and Wisconsin begin conference play
2000–01 	Minnesota 	Minnesota–Duluth 	Minnesota–Duluth 	NCAA begins awarding a national championship for women's ice hockey
2001–02 	Minnesota 	Minnesota 	Minnesota–Duluth 	
2002–03 	Minnesota–Duluth 	Minnesota–Duluth 	Minnesota–Duluth 	
2003–04 	Minnesota 	Minnesota 	Minnesota 	
2004–05 	Minnesota 	Minnesota 	Minnesota 	North Dakota begins conference play
2005–06 	Wisconsin 	Wisconsin 	Wisconsin 	
2006–07 	Wisconsin 	Wisconsin 	Wisconsin 	
2007–08 	Minnesota–Duluth 	Minnesota–Duluth 	Minnesota–Duluth 	
2008–09 	Minnesota 	Wisconsin 	Wisconsin 	
2009–10 	Minnesota &Minnesota–Duluth	Minnesota–Duluth 	Minnesota–Duluth 	Minnesota and Minnesota–Duluth were named regular season conference co-champions after finishing tied for first. Minnesota–Duluth got the top seed for the conference tournament.
2010–11 	Wisconsin 	Wisconsin 	Wisconsin 	
2011–12 	Wisconsin 	Minnesota 	Minnesota 	
2012–13 	Minnesota 	Minnesota 	Minnesota 	Undefeated season for Minnesota
2013–14 	Minnesota 	Minnesota 	— 	
2014–15 	Minnesota 	Wisconsin 	Minnesota 	
2015–16 	Wisconsin 	Wisconsin 	Minnesota 	
2016–17 	Wisconsin 	Wisconsin 	— 	Last season for North Dakota
2017–18 	Wisconsin 	Minnesota 	— 	
===By school===
School 	Regular seasonchampionships	Tournament championships	NCAA nationalchampionships	Lastregular seasonchampionship	Lasttournamentchampionship	LastNCAA nationalchampionship
Bemidji State 	0 	0 	0 	— 	— 	—
Minnesota 	9 	7 	6 	2015 	2018 	2016
Minnesota–Duluth	4 	5 	5 	2010 	2010 	2010
Minnesota State 	0 	0 	0 	— 	— 	—
North Dakota 	0 	0 	0 	— 	— 	—
Ohio State 	0 	0 	0 	— 	— 	—
St. Cloud State 	0 	0 	0 	— 	— 	—
Wisconsin 	7 	7 	4 	2018 	2017 	2011
==Location of women's WCHA tournaments==
*2000: Bloomington Ice Garden; Bloomington, Minnesota
*2001: Rochester Recreation Center; Rochester, Minnesota
*2002: Fogerty Arena; Blaine, Minnesota
*2003: Ralph Engelstad Arena; Grand Forks, North Dakota
*2004–2007: Ridder Arena; Minneapolis, Minnesota
*2008: Duluth Entertainment Convention Center; Duluth, Minnesota
*2009–2013: Ridder Arena; Minneapolis, Minnesota
*2014: Sanford Center; Bemidji, Minnesota
*2015: Ralph Engelstad Arena; Grand Forks, North Dakota
*2016–2018: Ridder Arena; Minneapolis, Minnesota
==References==
Category:Western Collegiate Hockey Association