During the ongoing junior world championships in figure skating in Tallinn, the American ice dance duo Hana Maria Aboian and Daniil Veselukhin emerged victorious, claiming the title with a total score of 166.71 points. They led after the rhythm dance and narrowly maintained their top position in the free dance, showcasing their talent against strong competition. This was a significant achievement for the pair, highlighting their skills in a competitive international event.

Trailing closely behind the champions were the French pair Ambre Perrier Gianesini and Samuel Blanc Klaperman, with a score of 164.88, followed by the Ukrainian team Iryna Pidgaina and Artem Koval at 164.32 points. The results reflect a high level of rivalry among the competitors, with the top three pairs demonstrating exceptional performances, making the competition fierce and enthralling for spectators. Their performances not only contributed to their individual accolades but also showcased the diverse talent present in the sport.

The Estonian ice dance couple Ksenia Sipunova and Miron Korjagin struggled in the rhythm dance, scoring 45.88 points and finishing 22nd overall, failing to qualify for the free dance segment. The championship, held in Tondiraba, highlights Estonia's role as a host for international sporting events and showcases the growing popularity and competitive nature of ice skating in the region, with hopes of advancing future talents in the sport.