The first China University Women's Football League kicked off in Shandong University on September 6th, 2003. The official version is the 2002-2003 Philips China University Women's Football League (2002-2003 only refers to the synchronization with the men's football league). * * * 65438, there is no preliminary contest in the province (designated by provinces and cities or organized by themselves). The second competition was only divided into two divisions, North and South, and three teams from each division advanced to the national finals. The third league was renamed the China University Women's Football Championship. There were 20 teams in 2005, 2/kloc-0 teams in 2006, 7/kloc-0 teams in 2007 and 5/kloc-0 teams in 2008. No regionals were held, but different places were given to provinces and cities (1 or 2 teams). Due to the existence of a large number of retired or even active professional players in some leagues (tournaments), they were divided into six teams, Group A (ordinary college students) and Group B (professional teams), at the latest in the China University Women's Football Championship in 2007, and finally decided the third place respectively. Group B is a professional team, and all teams are professional teams, which is the highest level. Back to the original name of the 2009-20 10 China University Women's Football League Finals, there were 6 teams in Group A and Group B (professional group). In the final of Group B, the host Beijing Normal University scored a goal from Han Duan and won the championship with 2:/kloc-0:.

In 2003, the women's football team of China Women's University, represented by the women's football team of Beijing Normal University, won the third place in the women's football competition of the 2003 Universiade held in South Korea, while the China team jointly formed by Xuzhou Normal University and Hohai University won the second place in the 2005 World Universiade.