Year Competition Champion [note 1] Runner up Score Venue 2002[74] National Women's League Auckland (1) Mainland Soccer Season decided on league standings 2003[75] National Women's League Auckland (2) Capital Soccer 2004[76] National Women's League Capital Soccer (1) Auckland* 2–1 Unknown 2005[77] National Women's League Auckland (3) Capital Soccer* 4–2 Newtown Park, Wellington 2006[78] National Women's League Auckland* (4) Capital Soccer 3–1 Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland 2007[79] National Women's League Auckland* (5) Capital Football [note 2] 3–1 Newtown Park, Wellington 2008 No competition 2009[80][81] National Women's League Auckland* (6) Capital Football 5–1 Bayer Growers Stadium, Pukekohe 2010–11[82][83] National Women's League Capital Football* (2) Waikato-Bay of Plenty 2–1 Memorial Park, Lower Hutt 2011–12[84][85] National Women's League Northern Football* (1) Waikato-Bay of Plenty 3–0 Parrs Park, Auckland 2012–13[86][87] National Women's League Northern Football* (2) Auckland Football [note 3] 2–0 Fred Taylor Park, Auckland 2013[88][89] National Women's League Mainland Pride (1) [note 4] Northern Football* 4–2 North Harbour Stadium, North Shore 2014[90][91] National Women's League Mainland Pride* (2) New Zealand U-18 Development 3–1 ASB Football Park, Christchurch 2015[92][93] National Women's League Northern Football Mainland Pride* 4–3 ASB Football Park, Christchurch 2016[94][95] National Women's League Canterbury United Pride* (3) [note 5] Capital Football 2–0 English Park, Christchurch 2017[96][97] National Women's League Auckland Football (7) Canterbury United Pride* 3–2 English Park, Christchurch 2018[98][99] National Women's League Canterbury United Pride* (4) Northern Lights [note 6] 3–2 English Park, Christchurch 2019[100][101] National Women's League Canterbury United Pride* (5) Northern Lights 1–1 (4–3 pen.)