The upcoming Milano Cortina Paralympic Games will feature Estonia's Ain Villau and Kätlin Riidebach, who represent the nation in mixed wheelchair curling. They are coached by Aleksander Andre and will compete against teams from Italy, China, the United Kingdom, Japan, Latvia, South Korea, and the USA in a tournament comprising eight teams total. The curling events are scheduled to take place from March 4 to 14 at the Stadio Olimpico del Ghiaccio in Cortina d'Ampezzo.

The Estonian pair has expressed their commitment to performing at their best, aiming for at least an eighth-place finish in the competition. Riidebach emphasized that reaching the Paralympic Games itself is a significant achievement for them, and Villau mentioned that all teams in the tournament are equal with no clear favorites. Their training focus will be on synchronizing their throws to maximize their performance during the games.

The presentation of Team Estonia Paralympics unveiled six representative programs, highlighting the country's dedication and effort towards supporting their athletes at the Paralympic level. This participation not only showcases their athletic capabilities but also raises awareness regarding wheelchair curling and the importance of inclusion in sports.