Both UofT and Guelph had outstanding performances all weekend, earning their rightful qualification for the Football Canada National Championships. 

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Guelph especially had a strong performance in the Consolation Final and won provincial bronze. This is the first provincial bronze for Guelph in their program history and qualifies their team for their first ever national appearance.

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UofT secured back-to-back silver medals and reached the top 10 once again during their nationals performance. 

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For the third year in a row the 5v5 Provincial Championship final would be between the UofT Varsity Blues and the Western Mustangs. After both securing their semi final wins and spot at nationals with ease, Western put up a dominant performance in the first half leading 19-6. But, Toronto came back strong in the second half to give themselves a chance to win in the dying minutes of the game.

However, the Mustangs defence came through and held their own, allowing Western to claim the Provincial title and 5v5 three-peat with a final score of 25-20!

It all came down to the last 5 plays of the game when with 3 plays left, 2-time league MVP, Emma Valentine threw the TD pass to give the Mustangs their first lead in the game. With 1 play left, Queen’s put the game in the hands of their dual quarterback, kicker, and 2023 Offensive Player of the Year, Izzi Shih, to go for the game winning field goal.

Ultimately, the 42 yard attempt was just slightly too long for the powerhouse kicker and the Mustangs secured their third championship winning 21-20.

Guelph had a dominant tournament from start to finish. This championship marked their first tournament and championship win since becoming an OWIFA member! They pulled out all the stops to come out on top in the final.

A dominant showing for Ontario at the National Collegiate Championship in Montreal. Toronto finished 8th in the country followed by Western at 10th and 16th.

In a nail bitter overtime win, Western bests their 5v5 rivals, Toronto, 14-13. Both teams qualified for the National Collegiate Championship in Montreal, QC.

A two day championship hosted at Sheridan College, Western tops McMaster 15-3 in the championship tournament final.

The 2022 National Champions take over Ontario with a decisive win over Concordia, 39-20. The event marks the first women's flag event at the Vanier Cup Weekend.

With playoffs taking place indoors at the University of Waterloo, Western is victorious over Toronto 27-13.