Eveliin Mälk and Paul Piik have emerged as the champions of Estonia in squash, a sport that will make its Olympic debut at the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Games. In the men's final, Piik successfully defended his title, making it his twelfth national championship by defeating Walter Herold Veedla, who secured his second silver medal. The bronze medal in the men's category went to Henrik Kurm, who competed in the tournament held at Yolo Squash in T1.

In the women's category, Eveli Mälk claimed the championship title after defeating eight-time national champion Aliis Allase in the finals. Mälk's victory marks a significant achievement in a sport that is gaining popularity in Estonia, now officially included in the Olympic program. The bronze medal was awarded to Reele Komi, who previously finished second last year, showcasing a competitive field in the tournament.

The inclusion of squash in the Olympic Games signifies growing interest and investment in the sport within Estonia and could inspire more athletes to participate. As the nation prepares for the 2028 Olympics, these championships not only highlight local talent but also serve as a stepping stone for Estonian athletes aiming for international success in the newly recognized sport.