The Tartu Ülikool/Bigbank women's volleyball team clinched their place in the semifinals of the Baltic League following a dramatic victory in their final quarterfinal match. After winning the first match of the quarterfinals against Riga Volleyball School/LU 3-2, they faced a setback in the second match with a 0-3 loss, resulting in a decisive third match. In a closely contested final game, Tartu lost the first set 19-25 but bounced back to win the second set 25-22, breaking the resistance of their Latvian opponents in the subsequent sets, where they dominated by allowing only 19 and 17 points respectively.

In this crucial match, key players such as Kairin Tammel and Nora Lember made significant contributions, each scoring 16 points. Tammel effectively utilized her 26 attempts, while Lember's performance included 12 attacking points along with two blocks and two service points. In addition to Tammel and Lember, Ingris Suvi added 13 points, and several other players including Liisbet Pill and Laura-Liisa Maiste made notable contributions, showcasing the strength and teamwork of the Tartu Ülikool/Bigbank squad, reflecting their preparation and determination throughout the tournament.

This success not only highlights the local prowess of the Tartu Ülikool/Bigbank team in volleyball but also emphasizes the growing competitiveness of the Baltic women's volleyball league, as evidenced by the participation of multiple Estonian teams in the final four. The team's progression to the semifinals will foster hope and enthusiasm among local supporters and potentially increase interest in women's volleyball within Estonia as they continue their campaign in the championship, aiming for a prestigious title.