Canada West Universities Athletic Association Women's

The Canada West Universities Athletic Association Women's conference began play with the 1997-98 season.

Teams

Team	Centre	Arena	Tenure
Alberta Pandas	Edmonton, Alberta	Clare Drake Arena	(1997-Present)
Calgary Dinos	Calgary, Alberta	Father David Bauer Olympic Arena	(1997-2002) (2009-Present)
MacEwan Griffins	Edmonton	Downtown Community Arena	(2020-present)
Manitoba Bisons	Winnipeg, Manitoba	Max Bell Centre Winnipeg	(1997-Present)
Mount Royal Cougars	Calgary, Alberta	Flames Community Arenas	(2012-Present)
Regina Cougars	Regina, Saskatchewan	The Co-operators Centre	(1998-Present)
Saskatchewan Huskies	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan	Rutherford Arena (-2018) Merlis Belsher Place (2018-)	(1997-Present)
Trinity Western Spartans	Langley	Langley Events Centre & George Preston Arena	(2020-present)
UBC Thunderbirds	University Endowment Lands (Suburban Vancouver, British Columbia	Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre	(1997-Present)

Note: The Calgary Dinos withdrew from the league in 2002 to join the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference Women's League. They returned in 2009.

Former Teams

Team	Centre	Arena	Tenure
Lethbridge Pronghorns	Lethbridge, Alberta	Nicholas Sheran Arena	(1997-2020)

CWUAA Seasons: 1997-98 to present

Year	Regular Season Champion	Tournament Champion	U-Cup Qualifier	Other Qualifiers
1997-98	No Regular Season	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (5th place)	N/A
1998-99	Calgary Dinos	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (2nd place)	N/A
1999-00	Alberta Pandas (W), Regina Cougars (E)	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (National Champions)	N/A
2000-01	Regina Cougars	Regina Cougars	Regina Cougars (2nd place)	N/A
2001-02	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (National Champions)	Regina Cougars (4th place)
2002-03	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (National Champions)	Lethbridge Pronghorns (4th place) Regina Cougars (host-5th place)
2003-04	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (National Champions)	Saskatchewan Huskies (4th place)
2004-05	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (2nd place)	Manitoba Bisons (3rd place)
2005-06	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (National Champions)	N/A
2006-07	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (National Champions)	Manitoba Bisons (3rd place)
2007-08	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (4th place)	Manitoba Bisons (3rd place)
2008-09	Alberta Pandas	Manitoba Bisons	Manitoba Bisons (4th place)	N/A
2009-10	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (National Champions)	N/A
2010-11	Alberta Pandas	Manitoba Bisons	Manitoba Bisons (6th place)	Alberta Pandas (5th place)
2011-12	Calgary Dinos	Calgary Dinos	Calgary Dinos (National Champions)	Alberta Pandas (host-5th place)
2012-13	Calgary Dinos	UBC Thunderbirds	UBC Thunderbirds (5th place)	Calgary Dinos (2nd place)
2013-14	Alberta Pandas	Saskatchewan Huskies	Saskatchewan Huskies (3rd Place)	N/A
2014-15	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (7th place-tied)	Calgary Dinos (host-7th place-tied)
2015-16	Alberta Pandas	UBC Thunderbirds	UBC Thunderbirds (2nd place)	Calgary Dinos (host-5th place)
2016-17	UBC Thunderbirds	UBC Thunderbirds	UBC Thunderbirds (3rd place)	Alberta Pandas (National Champions)
2017-18	Manitoba Bisons	Manitoba Bisons	Manitoba Bisons (National Champions)	Saskatchewan Huskies (1-2) 4th place
2018-19	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Manitoba Bisons
2019-20	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (DNP)	Mount Royal Cougars (won Quarterfinal)
2020-21	Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021-22	Mount Royal Cougars	UBC Thunderbirds	UBC Thunderbirds (5th place)	Saskatchewan Huskies (Bronze Medal)
2022-23	UBC Thunderbirds	UBC Thunderbirds	UBC Thunderbirds (3rd)	Mount Royal Cougars (National Champions)
2023-24	UBC Thunderbirds	N/A	UBC Thunderbirds (5th)	Saskatchewan Huskies (Host 6th)
2024-25	UBC Thunderbirds	Alberta Pandas	Alberta Pandas (6th)	UBC Thunderbirds (5th)

Notes:

• The 1998-99 season consisted of two single location "tournaments" that made up the regular season schedule. The second event also held the conference tournament.
• The 2000-01 season had Alberta with more points but Regina had a higher point percentage in two fewer games as the conference had teams playing between 12 and 16 games.