On a day when starting libero Oh Jae-seong was missing, Woori Card led the team to victory with 11 digs.
Woori Card libero Kim Young-jun (23) played an unforgettable ‘Flying Dig’ on his 23rd birthday.
Kim Young-jun played as a 'full-time libero' in the professional volleyball men's home game against Hyundai Capital held at Jangchung Gymnasium in Seoul on the 18th and succeeded in 11 digs (clearing the opponent's attack).
Woori Card defeated Hyundai Capital with a set score of 3-0 (25-17 25-19 26-24), and coach Shin Young-cheol said, "Young-jun made 3 to 4 decisive digs.
He was the biggest contributor to the victory." 카지노사이트킹
Kim Young-jun, whom we met after the game, chose the 'body dig' from 11-12 in the third set as the most memorable scene.
Hyundai Capital's Heo Soo-bong's quick open hit the hand of Woori Card middle blocker Park Jin-woo and flew into an empty space in the Woori Card camp.
Kim Young-jun quickly tracked the ball and flew his body to kick the ball up.
At the same time, cheers erupted.
Kim Young-jun's saved ball led to Woori Card's Park Jin-woo's blocking score, and Woori Card tied the score at 12-12.
In addition, Kim Young-jun defended the rear solidly by withstanding a strong rear-guard attack from Hyundai Capital's main gun, Ahmed Ikhbairi (registered name: Ahmed).
Not only the head coach but also Woori Card colleagues, including setter Han Tae-jun, unanimously said, “Today’s best player is Kim Young-jun.”
It was a different birthday than before.
Woori Card's starting libero Oh Jae-seong, a member of the national team, felt pain right before the game.
It was because of shingles. Director Shin Young-cheol sent Oh Jae-seong back to his dorm and gave him a rest, then said,
Kim Young-jun also prepared hard. I trust Young-jun.
The seniors encouraged him by saying, “Since it’s his birthday today, Youngjun should be sure to interview the Distinguished Player.”