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Kim Min-seon, The Queen of Trust and Deception, "A Good Athlete must be Good at Both 500m and 1,000m."

 

 

Existing boots until the sprint world championships in March... “Try new boots again next season”

I think a better athlete is one who is good at both 500m and 1,000m.

Kim Min-seon (24, Uijeongbu City Hall), the "Queen of Faith and Deception", a leading figure in Korean women"s speed skating, returned to Korea through Incheon International Airport on the afternoon of the 20th.

Kim Min-seon smiled brightly, wearing the silver medal in the women"s 500m at the 2024 International Skating Union (ISU) Speed ??Skating World Championships around her neck, and holding the trophy for second place in the women"s 500m overall at this season"s World Cup in one hand.

Min-seon Kim won the silver medal in the women"s 500m at the Olympic Oval in Calgary, Canada on the 18th, earning her first career World Championships medal.

She also placed 8th in the women"s 1,000m, making her the first "top 10" in the event at the World Championships.

Kim Min-seon said, "As I prepared for this season, I wanted to achieve the best results at the World Championships.

Although there are some disappointments, I am proud to have achieved somewhat satisfactory results."

Kim Min-seon, who had a slight misstep on the last curve of the 500m race, said, “I just wanted to go as far as I could,” and added, “As it was the World Championships, I think I got impatient, knowingly or unknowingly, and it led to a mistake.

“It was a good experience,” said Kim Min-seon, who said, “As I got better at the 1,000m, I think my 500m record also improved.”

“I think a better athlete is one who is good at all of the events.

He strengthened his motivation for the 1,000m race, saying, "I will continue to challenge myself in the future."

In fact, Kim Min-seon suffered from boot replacement problems early this season.

Kim Min-seon said, "There were difficulties due to the boot issue at the beginning of this season.

It is not easy to adapt to new boots," but he resolutely said, "I don"t think too much about it because it is something that I have to overcome as a player."

Kim Min-seon said, “I plan to continue trying out new boots and choosing the best boots to prepare for the next season,” and revealed that she plans to first run on ice with existing boots until the 2024 ISU Sprint and All-Around World Championships to be held in Inzell, Germany next month.

Kim Min-seon said, "I knew very well that it would not be easy to maintain the first place this season.

I tried to let go of the pressure and enjoy the game," and added, "I am stimulated by many other good players.

There is a lot of room to move forward, so I will work harder."

“I think I have to try,” he pledged.

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51 Points in the Second Quarter and 87 Points in the First Half... NBA Lakers Defeat New Orleans

 

 

Milwaukee coach Rivers, 1,099 wins in total... 8th most wins ever

In the National Basketball Association (NBA), the Los Angeles (LA) Lakers defeated the New Orleans Pelicans by scoring 87 points in the first half alone.

The Lakers defeated New Orleans 139-122 in the 2023-2024 NBA regular league home game held at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California, USA on the 10th (Korean time).

The Lakers, who had been defeated by the Denver Nuggets the previous day and failed to achieve a 4-game winning streak, avoided a losing streak and accumulated 28 wins and 26 losses to rank 9th in the Western Conference.

New Orleans, whose winning streak was cut off at four games, ranked 7th in the Western Conference with 30 wins and 22 losses.

In the first quarter, New Orleans had a narrow lead of 39-36, but the Lakers exploded for a whopping 51 points in the second quarter, making it 87-74 at the end of the first half, setting the stage for victory.

The 51 points in the second quarter tied the Lakers" record for the most points scored in a quarter in club history.

The Lakers scored 51 points in the third quarter against the New York Knicks on March 25, 2014.

Here, 87 points are the second-highest score in the Lakers" history in the first half.

The 89 points scored in a game against the Phoenix Suns in January 1987 is the highest score ever.

In either the first or second half, the Lakers have twice scored 91 points in the second half.

On this day, the Lakers" five starting players all scored 20 or more points, led by D"Angelo Russell, who had 30 points and 5 assists, including 6 3-pointers.

Austin Reeves scored 27 points, LeBron James had 21 points and 14 assists, Rui Hachimura had 21 points and 5 rebounds, and Anthony Davis had 20 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists.

James, who is breaking the record for the most points in NBA history with each game, has accumulated a total of 39,843 points up to this game, and now has 157 points remaining in 40,000 points.

In New Orleans, Zion Williamson played hard with 30 points, 9 rebounds, and 5 assists.

Milwaukee Bucks coach Doc Rivers achieved his second victory since taking charge of Milwaukee with a 120-84 home win over the Charlotte Hornets on this day.

In particular, with this win, Coach Rivers, who recorded 1,099 wins in the NBA regular season, rose to 8th place for the most wins among all coaches.

Milwaukee, with 34 wins and 19 losses, ranked third in the Eastern Conference.

Damian Lillard led the way with 26 points and 8 assists, and Malik Beasley led the way with 21 points.

Giannis Antetokounmpo recorded a double-double (15 points, 14 rebounds).

On the other hand, Charlotte, which suffered 10 consecutive losses, ranked 13th in the Eastern Conference with 10 wins and 41 losses.

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Youth Olympics Korean Winter Sports that Raise Hope... I"m Looking Forward to 2026

 

 

Shin Ji-ah and Kim Hyun-gyeom in figure skating gain valuable experience and make a leap forward, and "new signboards" such as sledding Soh Jae-hwan and snowboarding Chae-un Lee are recognized.

Korean winter sports stars, who dreamed of watching the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics on TV, began to soar through the 2024 Gangwon Winter Youth Olympics (hereinafter referred to as Gangwon 2024).

Korean teenage athletes unleashed their dreams at Gangwon 2024 held in Seolwon and Eunban, Gangwon-do, revealing the future of Korean winter sports.

Promising players who have gained valuable experience unanimously pledged to use this competition as a stepping stone to achieve results at the Senior Winter Olympics to be held two years later.

Snowboarding star Lee Chae-woon (Suri High School) lived up to expectations by winning a gold medal despite various unexpected factors.

Lee Chae-un, the next-generation star in men"s snowboarding, comfortably won the men"s slope start, his first event held on the 25th of last month, beating his competitors by a large margin.

In fact, slope starts are not Lee Chae-woon’s main sport.

However, there was no player who could follow Chaewoon Lee.

Lee Chae-woon injured his left ankle during training the next day and was unable to achieve his goal of winning three gold medals, but he showed off his overwhelming skills and raised expectations for a medal at the 2026 Milan/Cortina d"Ampezzo Winter Olympics.

Women"s halfpipe star Choi Ga-on (Sehwa Girls" Middle School), who was expected to lead the snowboarding medal hunt with Lee Chae-woon, unfortunately did not participate.

He injured his back right before the start of the competition and postponed his Olympic medal until 2026.

Hope was also found in sledding, which had not achieved much success since Yoon Seong-bin won the gold medal at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.

Jae-Hwan Jae (Sangji Daegwallyeong High School) won the gold medal in the men"s bobsleigh monobob (single-person) competition, beating his competitors by a long distance with a total time of 1 minute 48.63 seconds in the first and second periods.

Jaehwan Sohwan, a former track and field shot put athlete who switched to skeleton in his third year of middle school, is evaluated as having both strength and speed, and has grown into the next generation"s star through various international competitions.

A surprising prospect was born in freestyle skiing, which is considered a wasteland of Korean sports.

Lee Yun-seung (Song Gok-go) took the top spot in the men"s freestyle skiing dual mogul finals, beating Huff Porter (USA) 18-17.

He also won two medals in this competition, including winning a silver medal in the dual mogul mixed team competition with Yoon Shin-i (Bongpyeong High School).

Next-generation stars have emerged in the "biggest sports" short track and speed skating.

Joo Jae-hee (Han Gwanggo) won the gold medal in the short track men"s 1,500m final with a time of 2 minutes 21.906 seconds, beating China"s Zhang Xin-je (2 minutes 22.095 seconds).

Korea was initially expected to sweep multiple gold medals in short track, but the athletes were unable to overcome the pressure and tension and made repeated mistakes, resulting in performance below expectations.

However, through this competition, the players gained valuable experience and laid the foundation for a leap forward.

A short-distance ice speed star has also emerged, following in the footsteps of Lee Sang-hwa and Kim Min-seon (Uijeongbu City Hall).

Jeong Hee-dan (Seonsago) took second place in the women"s 500m speed skating with a time of 39.64 seconds, following Angel Dahlemann (39.28, Netherlands).

Figure skating women"s single Jia Shin (Youngdong Middle School) won a silver medal after fierce competition with her "rival" Mao Shimada (Japan).

He experienced the tension and pressure of the Olympic stage in advance and received the "vaccination shot" properly.

Ji-ah Shin made a big mistake in the free skating, including blowing one spin assignment due to a rotation problem, but she did not lose confidence, saying, "Today"s mistake will be a great nutrient."

Kim Yu-seong (Pyeongchon Middle School), who competed with Shin Ji-ah, and the ice dance team of Kim Ji-ni and Lee Na-mu (Gyeonggi Provincial Skating Federation) each took 4th place.

Men"s singles Kim Hyun-gyeom (Han Gwang-go) proudly won the gold medal and established himself as the next generation player to succeed Cha Jun-hwan (Korea University).

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Woo Ha-ram, “I’m in 100% Physical Condition, Possibility of Medal at Paris Olympics Confirmed in Doha”

 

Struggling for two years due to a back injury and its aftereffects.

“Recovery to the point where there is no discomfort in training.”

As you regain your health, your confidence grows.

Woo Ha-ram (25, Korea Sports Promotion Foundation), a Korean diving star who has completely overcome the aftereffects of a back injury, is looking at an Olympic medal again.

Woo Ha-ram, who boarded a flight to Doha, Qatar, at 05:05 on the 28th to participate in the 2024 World Aquatics Championships said, "I am now completely free from the injury," and "I felt anxious until the Hangzhou Asian Games last fall.

“But now I’m in very good shape.

I didn’t feel any discomfort while training.”

Woo Ha-ram, who ranked 4th in the men"s 3m springboard at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, the highest ever in Korean diving, has suffered from severe sluggishness since then.

The cause was a back injury.

He missed the 2022 Budapest World Championships, and at the 2023 Fukuoka Games, he fell to 19th place in the 3m springboard and missed out on a ticket to the semifinals, where he ranked 18th.

Woo Ha-ram began his rebound by winning a bronze medal in the 1m springboard at the Hangzhou Asian Games last fall and a silver medal in the men"s synchro 3m springboard paired with Jae-kyung Lee (Incheon Metropolitan City Hall).

He pondered, “I suffered from injuries and aftereffects for almost two years.

Of course, my performance was also disappointing,” and “As I suffered repeated injuries and poor performance, my confidence dropped significantly.”

However, Woo Haram was not frustrated.

Woo Ha-ram said, "With the help of many people, I got through this difficult time, and now I have regained both my health and confidence.

I will compete in the Doha World Championships with the healthiest body and mind since the Tokyo Olympics."

At the Doha World Championships, which opens on February 2, Woo Ha-ram will compete in the 3m springboard, men"s synchronized 3m springboard, and mixed team competition.

His most important event is the 3m springboard, where qualification for the 2024 Paris Olympics is at stake.

Diving qualifications for the Paris Olympics are distributed to the National Olympic Committee (NOC), not to individual athletes.

If Woo Ha-ram advances to the 3m springboard finals (top 12) at the Doha World Championships, Korean diving will virtually secure one spot for the Paris Olympics.

The Korea Swimming Federation is likely to grant tickets to Paris to athletes who have qualified for the Olympics in Korea.

In fact, advancing to the finals of the 3m springboard world championships is not a difficult task for Woo Ha-ram when he is healthy.

Woo Ha-ram said, "Ahead of last year"s Fukuoka Games, I was unable to do enough technical training due to the aftereffects of an injury.

Now, I have completed my training well.

Once I advance to the finals and secure a spot at the Paris Olympics, I will aim for a higher ranking." said.

He set his body clock to the "Paris Olympics".

Woo Ha-ram said, "I"m 100% physically, but not 100% technically.

I"m preparing to reach 100% technically this summer when the Paris Olympics are held.

Winning a medal at the Paris Olympics is my life"s goal.

After recovering from the injury, I trained even during my vacation.

I will come to Doha and check the possibility of winning a medal at the Paris Olympics.”

When leaving Incheon International Airport to compete in the Fukuoka World Championships in July of last year, Woo Haram said with a stern expression, "Because of the injury, my training is too short.

To be honest, it is difficult to expect good results."

Before leaving for Doha, Woo Ha-ram"s expression was bright.

He explained, “It’s because I trained as much as I wanted to.”

Expectations for Korean diving for Woo Ha-ram are also growing again.

 

 

 

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The K-League "Substitution Mistake" Incident is Likely to be Concluded Mid-Week... “Rationality Rather than Speed”

 

 

 

The professional league will decide whether to forfeit Pohang after consulting with the reward and punishment committee and reviewing overseas cases.

Pohang and Jeonbuk are in the semifinals of the FA Cup on the weekend, so it seems like it will be resolved before then.

The Korea Professional Football League is deepening its concerns over the "substitution mistake" incident that occurred in the professional soccer K League 1 game between Jeonbuk Hyundai and Pohang Steelers.

The professional league held a match evaluation committee meeting on the morning of the 30th.

At this meeting, it seemed like it would be decided whether Pohang would lose 0-3 forfeit in relation to the substitution error incident, but the professional league decided not to reach a conclusion right away.

A high-ranking official from the professional league said, "It is not a matter to be judged mechanically.

I was thinking of making a decision today, but it looks like we need a little more time."

He continued, “There will be no K-League games for the time being. This

is a time when rational judgment is needed rather than speed.”

The biggest reason why the professional league is trying to handle the case with an emphasis on "rationality" rather than "speed" is because it is very difficult to find Pohang"s "reason for fault".

It is true that Pohang tried to replace the injured Kim Yong-hwan with Shin Kwang-hoon, who plays the same fullback position, but made the mistake of writing "Kim In-seong out, Shin Kwang-hoon in" instead of "Kim Yong-hwan out, Shin Kwang-hoon in".

However, this is just a mistake for the Pohang team itself.

It"s just a replacement card being used incorrectly.

It was not a mistake that undermined the fairness of the game.

The problem then occurred when the umpires failed to properly process ‘Kim In-seong out, Shin Gwang-hoon in’.

Kim In-seong played on the ground, and the second referee left him alone.

The second referee appears to have mistakenly thought that Kim Yong-hwan, who was receiving treatment for an injury off the pitch, was legitimately removed as a substitute.

Some point out that Pohang should take responsibility as Kim In-seong, who continued to play even though he was subject to replacement, is also at fault.

However, Article 3, paragraph 3 of the International Football Association Board"s (IFAB) Rules of the Match provides that "if the player to be replaced refuses to leave, he shall continue the match."

Even if Kim In-seong knew that he was a replacement, there is no problem with his actions in continuing to play.

In that case, the only mistake left is the referees who let Shin Gwang-hoon in even though Kim In-seong continued to play.

Of course, the most unfair party in this incident is Jeonbuk.

For the record, we had to compete for 6 minutes against 12 opponents.

However, Kim Yong-hwan did not actually ‘play’ on the ground.

He was still off the field.

The professional league decided to review from various angles the opinions of both clubs, the referees and other officials present at the time, and the advice of the rewards and punishment committee members and the chairman.

We will also review overseas cases and use them as a reference in reaching a conclusion.

Substitution mistakes are common in European leagues as well.

In the German Bundesliga match between Bayern Munich and Freiburg in April last year, a similar substitution error occurred in the Jeonbuk-Pohang game, and Freiburg claimed a 0-2 forfeit to Munich.

At the time, the German Football Association (DFB) did not accept Freiburg"s argument, saying that the referees who were negligent in their "inspection duties" were more responsible than the club during the replacement process.

The next K League 1 round 36 will be held on the 11th and 12th of next month.

There is still nearly two weeks left, but the Korean Football Association FA Cup semi-finals will be held this coming weekend, so it is expected that the professional league will reach a conclusion within this week at least.

Both Pohang and Jeonbuk are in the semifinals of the FA Cup.

If you win the FA Cup, you will receive a ticket to the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League Elite (ACLE) for the 2024-2025 season.

Therefore, the FA Cup is also not unrelated to the last-minute ranking battle in K League 1.

Depending on the professional league"s judgment on Pohang"s forfeit, the weight the two teams will feel about the FA Cup semifinals may vary.

The fact that there are only three ACLE advancement tickets for the 2024-2025 season distributed domestically makes Jeonbuk and Pohang even more sensitive to the decision of the professional federation.

Currently, the 1st and 2nd place teams in K League 1 and the FA Cup winners will advance to the ACLE.

In K League 1, Pohang is in second place with 60 points, and Jeonbuk is in fourth place with 53 points.

If the decision is made to forfeit Pohang and Jeonbuk reaches 55 points, the possibility of Jeonbuk achieving a "comeback runner-up" becomes greater.

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