The Norwegians collected five gold and one bronze medal during the competition in the Estonian town, with Anna Ulvensøen the star of the show as she won every single women's race on the programme - mass start middle-distance, sprint, sprint relay and pursuit.

Sergey Gorlunov was the star performer in the men's event over the weekend after collecting both of Russia's two gold medals in the men's individual mass start middle-distance race and the individual sprint race respectively.

Gorlunov also claimed bronze in the team sprint relay competition.

Overall, Russia secured two gold, three silver and four bronze medals to finish second in the medals table.

Host nation Estonia also had a good weekend with three silver medals to their name, helping them finish third in the medals table.

Away from the sport, the 2018 FISU World University Ski Orienteering Championship at the Haanja Ski Centre also featured a cultural day, which saw the local Organising Committee showcase the region's attractions with an organised hike around Tartu, the home of the National University of Estonia.

At the conclusion of the competitive action, Estonian Academic Sports Federation President Ants Veetõusme and FISU Executive Committee member Fernando Parente thanked the participants and local authorities for their contributions to the event.