Latvian lugers concluded their World Cup season with noteworthy performances, earning bronze medals in the team relay competition. During the first race of the weekend, athlete Aparjode achieved the fastest initial time of 52.034 seconds, narrowly ahead of Germany's Merli Frēbele. She also finished ahead of season leader, Julia Taubitz, showcasing a competitive edge against tough competitors. Despite this impressive performance, things took a different turn in the decisive second race where Liza Schulte became the first from the top five to break the 52-second mark, clocking in at 51.865 seconds, but that was not enough for a podium finish as the remaining athletes maintained their lead.

The ultimate victory in the season was claimed by Frēbele, who combined her two runs for a total of 1 minute and 43.790 seconds. Taubitz, despite finishing second in the final race, secured her position as the overall season winner with a time just 0.137 seconds slower than Frēbele's. Aparjode had a chance to improve her standings in this last event but uncharacteristic mistakes in the lower section of the track resulting in a fourth-fastest time, prevented her from achieving her first career win, thus emphasizing the high stakes and competitive nature of the sport.

This season’s performance highlights the growth of Latvian lugers on the world stage, indicating their potential to become more competitive in upcoming international events. With the athletes learning valuable lessons from their experiences this season, the team is expected to come back stronger, aiming for higher accolades in future competitions.