The Canada West Universities Athletic Association Women's conference began play with the 1997-98 season.
Teams[edit | edit source]
| 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) |
| Lethbridge Pronghorns | Lethbridge, Alberta | Nicholas Sheran Arena | (1997-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.
CWUAA Seasons: 1997-98 to present[edit | edit source]
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.
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