Finnish players also topped all of the statistics tables: Noora Tulus led tournament scoring with 7 points; Viivi Vainikka scored the most goals, with 5; and Anni Keisala topped the goaltending tables with a 96.3 save percentage and 1.00 goals against average.

Matches were held at two venues in Skåne County, Sweden: Catena Arena in Ängelholm and the Olympiarinken [sv] in Helsingborg.

Switzerland placed second, losing only one game, and Swiss players ranked first on the scoring and goaltending statistics tables.

She ranked in fortieth place on the scoring table, in a four-way tie with Finland‘s Sanni Rantala, Sweden‘s Thea Johansson, and Switzerland‘s Nadine Hofstetter.

The Women's Euro Hockey Tour Finals were played in Füssen, Germany during 8 to 12 February 2023 at the arena of the Bundesstützpunkt für Eishockey und Curling [de] (lit.

Six Finns featured on the top-ten scoring list, including top-scorer of the tournament Petra Nieminen (4+3), and Emilia Kyrkkö led all goaltenders with a 96.3 save percentage and 0.33 goals against average in her senior national team debut.