[1] The coach of the winning 2007 team was Lisa Brown, a member of the Ringette Canada Hall of Fame inducted in 2008 in the Athlete category.

The team won its first official NRL title at the 2010 Canadian Ringette Championships, hosted in Saskatoon.

avenged a loss from the 2009 gold medal game by defeating the Cambridge Turbos in the final by a score of 2–0 with goaltender Keely Brown posting a shutout.

met in the final for a third straight year at the 2011 Championships, and Edmonton secured its second consecutive national title with a 4–2 victory in which Brown made 50 saves.

[5] After the 2022 season, veteran Emily Lubbers retired from playing and became the head coach of the WAM!

Gillian Dreger, Annie Debaji, and Melissa Misutka were all named in the tournament all-star team[9].