Olympic debutant Grete-Mia Meentalo will compete in the junior world championships in Canada alongside other Estonian snowboarders and freestyle skiers from February 26 to March 7.
Grete-Mia Meentalo, an Olympic debutant, is set to represent Estonia at the junior world championships taking place in Calgary, Canada, from February 26 to March 7. Alongside her, a group of talented athletes, including snowboarders Uko Hommik, Gregor Parts, Robin-Christopher Raimo, Laura Anga, Triinu Marta Oiderma, and Maarja Liis Rahumeel, will compete across three disciplines: Big Air, park riding, and rail events.
In freestyle skiing, competitors such as Harri Tammemägi (Big Air, park event, and rail) and Karl Kristjan Kotka (rail event) will join Meentalo. The championships provide a platform for these young athletes to showcase their skills on an international stage, an exciting opportunity leading into future competitions, potentially boosting their careers in winter sports.
All athletes will be coached by Ranno Maasikmets, who aims to prepare them for the challenges ahead, focusing on maximizing their performance and instilling a competitive spirit. The championships will not only be a test of skill but also a moment for these young athletes to represent Estonia in the global winter sports arena.
