Korean Air overtakes KB Insurance… Industrial Bank of Korea wins a dramatic comeback in road construction
Korean Air’s Jeong Han-yong scores 29 points, a new personal record, and Industrial Bank of Korea overturns the score from 0-2 to 3-2 and wins for the first time after three consecutive losses in the opening game.
Korean Air, a professional volleyball men’s team, broke its losing streak with third-year outside hitter Jeong Han-yong.
Korean Air defeated KB Insurance with a set score of 3-2 (25-23 23-25 25-20 21-25 15-10) in the Dodram 2023-2024 V League home game held at Gyeyang Gymnasium in Incheon on the 28th.
Korean Air broke its losing streak and earned its second win (two losses) of the season, while KB Insurance suffered its third consecutive loss. 바카라사이트
With main gun Jeong Ji-seok unable to play due to injury, Jeong Han-yong took charge of 29 points (65.00% attack success rate), breaking his record for most points in a single game.
In a tense atmosphere, the game was decided in the fifth set.
Korean Air took a 4-1 lead but faltered by allowing the score to be tied 5-5, but Lim Dong-hyuk (6 points) and Jeong Han-yong (4 points) played a role in solving the problem.
At 6-6, Lim Dong-hyuk made a sharp diagonal attack from the rear and then made another back attack from the center of the court.
Afterwards, at 11-9, Jeong Han-yong continued to block attacks from Andrés Villena (registered name: Viyena), solidifying the victory.
Sets 1 to 4 were divided between the two teams in turn.
Korean Air accumulated a set point at 23-22 in the first set with Jeong Han-yong’s back attack, and took the lead with Lincoln Williams (registered name: Lincoln)’s rear attack.
KB Non-Life Insurance released 8 errors in the first set.
In the second set, KB Insurance, led by Viena (11 points), fought back.
KB Insurance, which tied the score at 22-20, broke the flow with operation time and took the lead again with Viyena’s diagonal attack and Hong Sang-hyuk’s quick open.
Afterwards, Viena ended the match with a back attack.
Korean Air took the lead again by blocking Viyena in the third set.
Four of Korean Air’s five blocks in the third set came against Viyena.
Viena, whose zero point was shaken, made 4 errors and scored only 2 points.
KB Insurance took the game to the 5th set with Viyena (5 points), who survived the 4th set, but the victory went to Korean Air.
In the women’s match held at the Gimcheon Gymnasium, IBK Industrial Bank experienced the joy of its first win of the season with a thrilling ‘reverse sweep’ (a comeback win by winning three sets after giving up two sets).
Industrial Bank of Korea achieved a dramatic comeback victory over the ‘defending champion’ Korea Expressway Corporation, which won last season’s championship, with a set score of 3-2 (22-25 21-25 25-19 25-21 15-13).
Industrial Bank of Korea reported a hard-fought victory after three straight losses in the opening game, and the Korea Expressway Corporation suffered four consecutive losses in the opening season.
Industrial Bank of Korea, which lost the 1st and 2nd sets helplessly and then recovered the 3rd and 4th sets to bring the game back to square one, was down 5-8 in the 5th set.
Industrial Bank of Korea narrowed the gap to 8-10 thanks to the opponent’s two consecutive beomsils and Pyo Seung-joo’s open attack, but quickly turned the score around to 12-10 thanks to Kim Hyun-jung and Hwang Min-kyung’s consecutive scores, Choi Jeong-min’s blocking, and the opponent’s beomsil.
At match point 14-13, the game ended when Pyo Seung-joo’s spike, which received a toss from Hwang Min-kyung, fell inside the court.
IBK foreign player Britney Abercrombie (registered name Abercrombie) scored the most points for both teams with 34 points, and Seung-ju Pyo followed with 16 points.
Choi Jeong-min scored 11 points by catching 5 blocks alone, and Hwang Min-kyung only focused on 4 points in the 5th set out of a total of 8 points.
Meanwhile, at the end of the first set, a rare situation occurred where the ‘set ended’ was overturned.
With the Korea Expressway Corporation leading 24-22, an overnet was declared by IBK Ponpoon Gedpard (registered name: Ponpoon), who was trying to block the attack of Kim Se-bin of the Korea Expressway Corporation.
Referee Nam Young-soo declared the end of the set, but Industrial Bank of Korea coach Kim Ho-cheol claimed that it was Kim Se-bin’s offense, not Ponpoon’s over-netting.
This claim was accepted, and the road construction players who had moved to the other side of the court returned to their original positions.
Kim Jong-min, the road construction manager, requested a video review, and as a result, it was revealed that Kim Se-bin’s attack touched Ponpoon’s body and went out of the line, and the road construction’s first set victory was maintained.
