Latvian skeleton athlete Andžāne made a notable performance on her second run, allowing her to climb one position higher to finish 18th after the first day of competitions. She is currently trailing the leader by a significant margin of 2.04 seconds. Her technique and execution in the second run were commendable, which she expressed satisfaction with during an interview with Latvian television.

At the end of the first day, the standings are led by Janīna Floka from Austria, who narrowly leads Germany's Suzanna Krehere by just four hundredths of a second. Jacqueline Pfeifer from Germany is in third place, clocking the fastest time in the second run, and only trailing the leader by a mere 0.13 seconds. Andžāne had entered the first day of competition with a starting number of 21, recording the 19th best finish in her first run, and was only 1.15 seconds behind the leader, showcasing her potential for improvement.

This report highlights the competitive nature of the skeleton competition, particularly the close times among the top contenders. The performance of Andžāne is significant as a young athlete in her debut season, providing insights into her capability and preparation for future events as she gains experience on the international stage. Her participation is not only crucial for her personal growth but also brings attention to Latvian athletes in winter sports, contributing positively to the country's sporting reputation.