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 The Daejeon-based men's and women's professional volleyball teams are on the verge of joining forces for the postseason. While the women's team has already qualified for spring volleyball, the men's team, Samsung Fire, is in the final stretch. The Fire swept GS Caltex 3-0 (25-13 25-21 25-19) in three sets in the Dodram 2023-2024 V-League women's home match at the Daejeon Chungmu Gymnasium on March 7. With their seventh consecutive victory, Jungkwanjang secured third place in the regular season with a 20-14 record and 61 points. With the victory over fourth-place GS Caltex, Chung Kwan-jang returned to spring volleyball for the first time in seven years after the 2016-2017 season. The team will face the league's second-place team in the playoffs. After missing the postseason last year by a single point, the team has come full circle in one season. Now, the team is hoping to reach the championship game for the first time in 12 years. The team made the playoffs in

  Woori Card in the V-League Men's Division clinched the title on their own after catching Korean Air on the 6th. A victory in a crucial matchup. Setter Han Tae-joon was the star of the show. After sweeping Korean Air 3-0 (25-21, 27-25, 25-23) at Gyeyang Gymnasium in Incheon on Saturday, head coach Shin Young-cheol said, "I ordered Han Tae-joon to 'play a fastball even after a dig,' and we often train like that," and praised him for being bold and doing well today. Shin said he had some things to work on, "We need to work on the details," but he reiterated that his tosses were getting better and better. Han Tae-joon said, "I feel comfortable playing against Korean Air. We play with the attitude of learning even if we lose. I play with the mindset of challenging myself. When I play with my brothers on the sidelines, I naturally relax and it seems to work out well." He is one of the top non-scoring players this season. KOVO lists the top six non-

  Lee Jung-min of the Korean Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) Tour and Park Jun-hong of the Korean Professional Golf Association (KPGA) Tour have been named Honda Odyssey and CR-V Hybrid ambassadors. They will receive vehicles for a year and participate in various marketing activities. "We are looking forward to seeing the positive synergy that will be created with the Odyssey and CR-V Hybrid based on their outstanding skills and diverse appeal," said Lee Ji-hong, CEO of Honda Korea. Lee is a 15-year veteran of the KLPGA who has never lost a regular tour seeding, including 10 career victories. 카지노사이트 Park joins the ranks of rising rookies after finishing runner-up at last year's KPGA Championship.

  As golfers start the year, they're all looking for success. The desire for better scores leads to equipment upgrades. If you can improve your game and get aesthetic satisfaction at the same time, it's a 'rational consumption'. Golf Zone Market, Korea's largest golf commerce company, recently released its latest ranking of drivers, woods, utilities, and irons sales (as of January 2024) in offline stores. TaylorMade took the top spot in the men's driver category. The Qi10, which was unveiled in January, took the top spot with 24.2% of the market, ahead of the Ping G430 (18.1%), Callaway Paradigm (12,5%), Titleist TSR (8.3%) and Ping G425 Max (5.5%). Boasting a '10K MOI' (Moment of Inertia), the Qi10 is the most forgiving driver in TaylorMade driver history with the largest size, torque control shaft allowed in the Infinity Crown. Considering that it had an unboxing event on January 10th, it's a testament to its popularity that it went straight to the

  Park Sang-hyun (41) is celebrating his 20th anniversary on the tour this year. After joining the KPGA Tour Professional (full member) in April 2004, he made his KPGA Tour debut in 2005 and has played in 202 tournaments from the Skyhill Jeju Open in April 2004 to the LG Signature Players Championship last year. He has been self-seeded every year except for his military service. He has won a total of 14 titles, including 12 on the KPGA Tour and two on the Japan Tour. He won the Genesis Championship last October, becoming the first player in history to surpass 5 billion won in career earnings. "Looking back, I'm overwhelmed with emotion. I didn't expect to be on the tour for so long, and competing with younger players is meaningful in itself," said Park. "Now, I'm aiming for the 'permanent seeding,' which requires more than 20 wins, and it won't be easy, but I'll give it a shot," he added. "I have a lot of affection for being the No.