Women’s Asian Champions Trophy Winners List: Champions, Runners Up and Third-Placed Teams of Every Edition

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The Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy, an annual hockey tournament organized by Asian Hockey Federation in the same year as the men's tournament, sees several teams from the Asian continent battling for the title.

The Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy, which was founded in 2010. The tournament has been held in 2010, 2011 and 2013, but was not held in 2012, 2014 and 2015 before it was held again as a biennial in 2016, 2018, 2021 and 2023.

As it stands, there has been seven editions of the Women's ACT held and only three teams of the six that have competed in the event has gone on to lift the title. All three nations have won it more than once.

Who has won the most Women's Asian Champions Trophy titles?

South Korea has won the women's Asian Champions Trophy most, having lifted the ACT title three times, followed by Japan and India, who have won the title twice.

The three teams also have finished in runners up position along with China, who lost the final twice. Here is a look at the Women's Asian Champions Trophy winners and runners up list along with the final scores:

Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy Winners and Runners Up List

Like most hockey or muti-nation tournaments, the Women's Asian Champions Trophy also rewards the third-placed team with a bronze medal for the winner of the match between the two losing semifinalists.

Who has won the Women's ACT third-place playoff most?

In the seven editions held so far, China has finished 3rd three times, while Japan have finished as the third-placed team twice each followed by India and Malaysia, who have both won the third-place playoff match once each. Here is a look at the third-place playoff match results in Women's ACT.

Women's Asian Champions Trophy Third and Fourth Place List