Estonia's women's national ice hockey team recently showcased their talent by winning all their matches during a tournament held in Kohtla-Järvel, achieving a promotion for the next season. Despite their success, the team is grappling with a critical issue: the lack of available ice time, which is essential for their training and development. The importance of ice time is particularly highlighted as they aim to elevate their presence in the sport on a global scale.

In conjunction with the tournament, a documentary titled "Hõbekontsadel" was released, which chronicles the journey of the Estonian women's ice hockey team, including the challenges faced in reviving the team after a long hiatus. Co-director and producer Margus Õunapuu spoke about the financial disparities between men's and women's hockey, emphasizing that increased investment in women's hockey could significantly enhance their competitive ranking on the world stage, perhaps even surpassing that of men's teams who face stronger competition.

The documentary and the team's recent success bring attention to the urgent need for more financial support and ice time for women's ice hockey in Estonia. Margus Õunapuu's comments suggest that despite the current obstacles, there is a strong belief in the potential of women's hockey if given the proper resources and consideration, paving the way for a brighter future for the sport in the country.