The Estonian women's ice hockey team has successfully claimed the top position in the B-group of the third division World Championships taking place in Kohtla-Järve. With a perfect record of 12 points from four games, the team has shown exceptional skill and determination. Their performance has built quite a reputation, especially highlighted by their significant victory against Israel, marking a crucial turnaround from their previous losses in the last championship.

Coach Villem-Henrik Koitmaa emphasized that the match against Israel, which concluded with a 4:1 scoreline in favor of Estonia, was pivotal. He described it as the 'gold game', where the team's dominance was evident despite the scoreboard not fully reflecting their creative efforts. The leadership displayed by the captains during this crucial match played a vital role in motivating the team to maintain their focus and belief in victory right up to the final moments of the game, demonstrating true resilience and commitment.

In addition to their victory over Israel, Estonia's win against Bosnia and Herzegovina with a score of 3:1 showcased their ability to compete against challenging opponents. Despite the win, Coach Koitmaa recognized that certain aspects of the team's gameplay need improvement. However, the overall performance and the unified spirit of the team have set a promising tone as they advance through the tournament, instilling confidence and hope for continued success.