The Estonian women's ice hockey team achieved a significant milestone by winning four matches in a row, which secured them the top spot in the B group of the third division at the World Championships. This victory not only confirms their dominance in this group but also paves the way for them to compete in the A group next year, marking a historic achievement for Estonian women's ice hockey. The team's performances have showcased a strong defense and a potent offense, with their victories including a commanding 14-1 win against Singapore which ties their largest win ever.

In their string of successful matches, Estonia dominated opponents with a combined score of 35-2, reflecting their superiority on the ice with an impressive shot ratio of 71 to 6. Notably, Aleksandra Stolyarova played a pivotal role in these victories, contributing significantly with a remarkable output of 5 goals and 3 assists in the match against Singapore. Her tally now stands at 15 points overall in the tournament, highlighting her as a crucial player for the team.

This progression to a higher division is not only a testament to the hard work and dedication of the team but also increases the visibility and support for women's ice hockey in Estonia. As they prepare for the A group matches, there is a renewed enthusiasm and expectation from fans and commentators about the team's future prospects in international competitions.