Finland achieved a significant milestone by winning a silver medal in the junior alpine skiing mixed team competition at the World Championships held in Narvik. The Finnish team, which included athletes Wilma Kivelä, Kia Suni, Altti Pyrrö, and Jasper Palosaari, showcased an impressive performance throughout the tournament. In the final match, they faced off against Sweden and ended up losing with a score of 1-3. Prior to reaching the finals, Finland successfully defeated the United States and Germany, both with a score of 3-1. Their match against Austria was a tightly contested affair, resulting in a 2-2 tie based on individual times, which ultimately favored Finland due to their overall combined time being better.

The competition saw a change in the course layout before the finals, with coach Kaisa Puttonen noting that there were significant differences between the courses. She commented on how the expected faster course turned out to be slower due to unforeseen bumps that impacted the athletes' performances. The switch in layout raised questions about whether it contributed to the team's struggles in the finals, as three Finnish skiers ended up going off course during their runs. Wilma Kivelä managed to secure the only point for the Finnish team during the final, highlighting a challenging day for the team.

Kia Suni reflected on the team's performance, suggesting that the consistency in courses leading up to the finals may have unbalanced their strategy and contributed to their defeat. Despite the disappointment in the final, the achievement of securing a silver medal at such a prestigious event is a remarkable accomplishment for Finnish alpine skiing and emphasizes the potential for growth in this sport within the country.