Finland women's national inline hockey team

Finland claimed bronze at the 2017 Women's Inline Hockey European Championship in Boskovice, Czech Republic, the team's first medal in international competition. The roster featured a number of players from the Finnish national ice hockey team, including captain Minttu Tuominen, Annina Rajahuhta, and Susanna Tapani, among others. Aino Karppinen was Finland's top point scorer, earning thirteen points across six games.[2][3]

Finland returned to the Inline Hockey World Championship in 2018 and rose from the lower division to claim fifth place in the tournament. Tuominen was the leading point scorer of the tournament, notching ten goals and nine assists for a total of 19 points in seven games.[4] She was joined at the top of the scoring board by teammates Marisa Klemola, who ranked second with 17 points, and Mia Heikuri, who ranked fifth with 14 points.[5]

Record of the Finnish national team in the women's tournament of the Inline Hockey World Championships, organized by the Fédération Internationale de Roller Sports (FIRS) during 2002 to 2015, and by World Skate during 2016 to present.

Year	Host(s)	GP	W	L	T	GF:GA	+/−	Rank
2002	Rochester, New York	did not participate
2003	Písek	did not participate
2004	London, Ontario	did not participate
2005	Paris	did not participate
2006	Detroit	did not participate
2007	Bilbao, Basque Country	8	2	6	0	15 : 45	−30	6th
2008	Düsseldorf	7	3	4	0	20 : 23	−3	7th
2009	Varese	6	2	4	0	18 : 29	−11	7th
2010	Beroun	6	2	4	0	23 : 23	0	7th
2011	Roccaraso	8	3	5	0	20 : 29	−9	7th
2012	Bucaramanga	did not participate
2013	Anaheim, California	did not participate
2014	Toulouse	did not participate
2015	Rosario, Santa Fe	7	3	3	1	27 : 16	+11	4th
2016	Asiago & Roana	6	4	2	0	39 : 16	+23	6th
2017	Nanjing	did not participate
2018	Asiago & Roana	7	6	0	1	56 : 13	+43	5th
2019	Barcelona	did not participate