Ksenia Sipunova and Miron Korjagin, the Estonian junior ice dance pair, achieved a 22nd place finish in the rhythm dance at the Junior World Championships held in Estonia, which means they did not qualify for the free dance segment scheduled for Saturday. Sipunova reported that they faced challenges during the performance, although she felt it turned out reasonably well, offering them a rewarding experience in front of a home crowd. The applause from the audience greatly motivated the duo, despite technical difficulties encountered during their routine.

In their reflections about the performance, the duo expressed satisfaction with certain elements of their routine, particularly a lift and their twizzles, emphasizing the emotional connection they were able to convey on the ice. Korjagin noted that while some technical aspects were not fully executed as planned, the energy and emotion infused in their performance were positive takeaways. The audience's response was encouraging, fostering a supportive atmosphere for the competitors.

This participation marks the third appearance for Sipunova and Korjagin at the Junior World Championships, showcasing their journey and development as athletes in the realm of ice dancing. As they continue to train and improve, their goal evident in this event is to deepen their partnership on the ice, which they feel has grown stronger over the years as they learn to harmonize better in their performances.