Latvian biathlete Volfa began her race in the World Junior Championships in a modest seventh place after the first kilometer. However, she quickly moved up to third place by the first shooting range. Despite making one mistake in the prone shooting segment, which required her to take an additional 150-meter penalty lap, Volfa returned to the course in a competitive fifth position. In the remaining portion of the course, she had no rivals, closing her standing shooting segment with a perfect score, hitting all five targets, which allowed her to build a significant lead over her competitors.

Volfa finished the race in an impressive time of 21 minutes 39.8 seconds, increasing her advantage over the second-place finisher, Inka Hamalainen from Finland, to 53.9 seconds. This performance not only highlighted her exceptional skills on the snow but also her shooting accuracy, which was critical in achieving such a commanding victory. Alongside Volfa, three other Latvian female athletes participated in the championship, all of whom incurred penalty laps, affecting their final standings.

Among her compatriots, Elza Bleidele performed the best, securing 15th place, finishing two minutes and 28.3 seconds behind Volfa. This junior world championship marks a significant achievement for Latvia in the biathlon sports scene, showcasing the growing talent of Latvian athletes in winter sports and their potential on the international stage.