MHL Women's World Championships

**MHL Women's World Championships**
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Founded	2018
Number of teams	12
Current champions	Floria ; (2021)
Most titles	Mercury (2)
	2021 MHL Women's World Championships

The MHL Women's World Championships is the highest level of international women's ice hockey competition organised by the MHL, the governing body of the sport on Micras.

The tournament is played once a year, being competed for by twelve nations.

Format

The six nations which qualified for last season's knockout stages are in the 'A' Conference, and the other teams are in the 'B' Conference. The top four teams from the 'A' Conference, and the top two from the 'B' Conference advance to the knockout stages. The 'C' Conference exists beneath the 'B' Conference, although this is not part of the main competition, as no teams from this division advance to the playoffs. The bottom two teams from the 'B' Conference are relegated to the 'C' Conference, with the top two teams from the 'C' Conference replacing them.

Squads

Main article: MHL Women's World Championships rosters

All competing nations for each tournament are required to name a roster of players. Competing nations have to name a roster of 2 goaltenders and 18 skaters. Teams may use any numbers from 1 to 99.

Previous tournaments

Year	Host	Winners	Score	Runners-up	Third Place	'B' Champions	'C' Champions
2018 Details	Birgeshir	Mercury	4–1	Senya	Nova English Korea	Nova English Korea	Gerenia
2019 Details	Lamantia	Mercury	2–1	Florian Republic	Craitland	Florian Republic	Qavaqaqqaqqaniitqeqertaq
2020 Details	Mercury	Shireroth	5–4	Mercury	Florian Republic	New Sussex	Jääland
2021 Details	Floria	Floria	4–3 OT	Senya	New Sussex	Etourney	Merenolitovina
2022 Details		Floria	4–2	Mercury	Shireroth	Lusa	Normark