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The Netherlands is the most successful womens hockey team in world cup history at present with:
- 8 World Cup Titles
- 1 Olympic Title
- 6 European Titles
- 5 Championship Titles
- 1 Ranking in the world
All the above is as of year end 2007.
Ice Hockey:To date, Team Canada leads in gold medals in womens Ice Hockey with 2, though the 2010 Winter Olympics have not yet concluded.
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