Estonian Skaters Win World Championship Medals
Estonian figure skaters Niina Petrõkina and Nataly Langerbaur advanced to the free skate competition. Aleksandr Selevko won a bronze medal. These results are significant achievements for Estonian sports.
The 2024 ISU World Figure Skating Championships were held in Prague. Aleksandr Selevko achieved a historic bronze medal, marking the first time an Estonian skater won a World Championship medal. Niina Petrõkina finished seventh in the women's singles competition, which was the best result ever for an Estonian skater at that level. Both skaters’ performances were important for Estonian winter sports. The championships showcased the continued success of Estonian figure skaters on the international stage.
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Highlights
Petrõkina and Langerbaur Advance
Petrõkina and Langerbaur reached the free skate competition at the World Championships.
Selevko Wins Bronze Medal
Selevko won a bronze medal, a historic achievement for Estonia.
Selevko Sets New Record
Selevko finished sixth, the highest position for an Estonian skater.
Petrõkina's Seventh Place
Petrõkina achieved the best result for an Estonian skater.
World Championships in Prague
The ISU World Championships took place in Prague, Estonia.