They faced Manitoba's Prairie Fire in the championship final, and won in overtime by a score of 6–5 on a goal by Amelia Hradsky.

[5] The team ultimately had to wait until 2022 for the chance to defend their title after the 2021 national championships suffered the same fate.

[6] Calgary hosted the 2022 National championship, giving the RATH the opportunity to defend the 2019 title on home ice.

[7] The RATH advanced to the national championship final against their rivals, the Edmonton WAM!, with a 5–2 win over the Cambridge Turbos in the semi-final.

[8] The final also marked the last game for veterans Lindsey Geddes, Rachel Grant, and captain Shaundra Bruvall, who all retired at the conclusion of the season.