The 2025 National Women’s Ice Hockey Championship concluded on June 30 at the Kunlun Red Star Ice Hockey Club in Shenzhen. Over seven match days, seven teams competed in a single round-robin format, totaling 21 games. The final rankings were determined based on points, with Team Guangdong claiming the championship title by winning all six of their matches and earning 18 points. Team Beijing and the Beijing Ice Hockey Association team secured second and third places respectively.

In the first match of the day, Team Beijing clinched the tournament's runner-up spot with a dominant victory over Hulunbuir. Quickly finding their rhythm, they scored 5, 7, and 5 goals across the three periods, finishing the game with a commanding 17-0 win.

The match between the Beijing Ice Hockey Association team and Team Hebei determined the bronze medalist. Prior to the game, Hebei held third place with 3 wins and 2 losses (9 points), while the Beijing Ice Hockey Association trailed by just one point in fourth. The match saw an intense start, with both teams committing fouls but holding strong defensively, resulting in a scoreless first period. In the second period, the Beijing Ice Hockey Association team played more aggressively. At 27:30, Tian Yuwei and Zhang Jiayue delivered precise passes, setting up Wu Sijia for a powerful goal at the far post, putting them ahead 1-0. Undeterred, Hebei equalized at 51:36 in the third period with a goal from Li Wenjia. With the game tied at the end of regulation, the match went into overtime, where Li Ke scored at 63:58 to seal a 2-1 victory for the Beijing team.

In the game between Team Sichuan and Sichuan Sports Vocational College, Team Sichuan took early control, scoring three goals in the first period. Each team added one more goal in the second period, with no further goals in the final period. Team Sichuan won the match 4-1.

Although Hebei, Sichuan, and the Beijing Ice Hockey Association team all finished with 10 points, goal differential determined their final rankings, placing Hebei fourth, Sichuan fifth, Sichuan Sports Vocational College sixth, and Hulunbuir seventh.

In individual awards, Guangdong’s Fang Xin and Yu Baiwei were named “Best Forward” and “Best Defender” respectively, while the “Best Goaltender” honor went to Li Yiming of Team Hebei.