The Estonian women's basketball team is set to convene next week as they prepare for their EuroBasket qualifying matches, which include games against the Netherlands and Slovenia away, and Latvia at home. In the previous qualifying window held last November, the Estonian team faced three losses, including a significant defeat at home against the Netherlands with a score of 54-92 and against Slovenia at 65-87, concluding the window with a loss to Latvia with a score of 47-89.

In the three matches played so far, key players have emerged as leaders for the team, with Mailis Pokk and Anna Gret Asi both averaging 11 points per game and included in the candidate lineup for the upcoming qualifiers. The roster indicates a mix of domestic and international players, showcasing talent from notable institutions such as Boston University, Columbia University, and others from local Estonian clubs as well as teams from other countries like Belgium and Great Britain.

The impending matches are critical for the Estonian team to improve their standing in the qualifying series and to inspire confidence ahead of future competitions. The team will look to leverage both their home advantage against Latvia and the experience of their players in international settings to achieve better results this time around.