'Overwhelming performance' completes shutout win!

"Six players did their part."

KEPCO swept the Dodram 2023-2024 V-League Men's fourth round home game against the Samsung Fire Bluefangs 3-0 (25-17, 25-22, 25-15) on Nov. 11 at Suwon Indoor Stadium.

KEPCO improved to 11 wins, 11 losses and 32 points on the season and moved into fifth place, ahead of Hyundai Capital (9 wins, 13 losses and 31 points). They trailed fourth-place OK Financial Group (12-10, 33 points) by one point.

Heading into the match, KEPCO had some bad news. Starting libero Ryohei Iga was ruled out after suffering a hamstring injury in the previous match. Jang Ji-won got the start.

Despite not being at 100%, KEPCO completely dominated Samsung Fire, who were 2-1 this season.

With Samsung Fire faltering, KEPCO dominated in every aspect of the game. Tice (20 points), Im Sung-jin (14 points), and Seo Jae-duk (10 points) led the offense evenly. In particular, Lim, who celebrated his birthday on the same day, was one block short of the triple crown with two blocks and three serves.

After the match, KEPCO head coach Kwon Young-min said, "It's hard for us to play when one player is good. Six players did their part, 바카라사이트 including Jang Ji-won, who made her first start in a long time and did a good job without being nervous. If we play a game like today, we can't get any better."

For Lim Sung-jin, who played well on his birthday, he said, "My serve went well from the start. I look forward to seeing her every time. Overall, she has to be the energizer of the team when the team is down. I hope she can do better." "She's also doing well in reception. I was worried about her reception against OK Financial Group because it was shaky, but I saw that she practiced a lot and tried to overcome it, so I think she will become a better player. I asked her to be more defensive without Ryohei, and she did a good job."

On the other hand, being down by a single point in the second set is something that shouldn't happen in the next match. "I told them not to play complacent even when the score was close, and I think we need to fix that," Kwon said.