Paas, ranked seventh globally, advanced through multiple rounds, including a tiebreaker win, though lost in the semifinals and the bronze medal match.

Also competing was Lisell Jäätma, who set a new Estonian record in qualification, but was narrowly defeated in a tiebreaker during the quarterfinals, ending her run just one place behind Paas, in fifth place.

Both archers expressed mixed feelings, highlighting strong overall performances but lamenting narrow losses in crucial moments.

"Fourth place is always lame, but when the opponent scores the maximum score, it's hard to get out of," as Paas put it.

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