Leo passed to the apositivo, 31 points including 19 “bombings” of attacks in the back
Pepper Savings Bank has 17 game losing streak… Including last season, 20 game losing streak ‘Swamp’
OK Savings Bank men’s volleyball defeated Hyundai Capital in the enemy area and climbed to third place.
OK Savings Bank won by a fixed score of 3-1 (25-22 25-23 17-25 25-23) in an away game against Hyundai Capital in the men’s division of the 2022-2023 Dodram V-League, a professional volleyball held at Yu Gwan-soon Gymnasium in Cheonan on the 28th.
OK Savings Bank, who had a W9-L8, 27 points, overtook Woori Card (W9-7, 24 points) to move up to third place on their own.
OK Savings Bank voluntarily reported that the team’s best native striker, Cho Jae-seong, had been involved in evading military service the day before.
Before the match, OK Financial Group, which barred Jae-Sung Cho from all team activities, replaced Rayba Martinez (registered name Leo) from outside heater to apositive spiker.
OK Financial Group, which has lost Cho Jae-sung, has focused its attacks on Leo.
With a 22-21 lead in the first set, Leo lived up to expectations by managing to create set point with a quick open and back attack.
At 24-22, Hyundai Capital Hong Dong-seon’s back attack went off the line, and OK Financial Group was able to suppress the back line.
In the second set, OK Financial Group hit three straight blocks.
OK Financial Group, which trailed 11-12, equalized with Jin Sang-heon’s quick attack, then Jeon Jin-seon, Park Seung-soo and Jeon Jin-seon again blocked Hyundai Capital’s attack and they escaped 15-12 .
From 20 points, Leo took responsibility.
Leo, who made it 20-17 with a cold back attack, maintained the 23-21 lead with a quick opening, and from 24-23 he put a back attack into the opponent’s court that closed the set.
Hyundai Capital, who was brought to the precipice, managed to fight back under adverse conditions in the third set when coach Choi Tae-woong was ejected from the set.
With Hyundai Capital leading 8-4, Choi Min-ho’s serve was hit by OK Financial Group’s Boo Yong-chan, and when the ball flew close to the net, Kwak Myung-woo pushed it into the court of Hyundai Capital right in front of the net.
The referee’s first decision was Hyundai Capital’s goal due to Kwak Myung-woo’s clean touch, but OK Financial Group manager Seok Jin-wook reversed the decision with a video review.
So this time, Coach Choi asked for a video review of Kwak Myung-woo’s overnet, but the result was not canceled.
Director Choi, who protested at length, was eventually ordered by the referee to leave the set.
The Hyundai Capital players managed to change the atmosphere in the stadium by provoking a response from the home fans for every goal after the manager’s exit, and won the third set 25-17.
When the 3rd set trend eased, OK Savings Bank, who eliminated Leo early and took a breather, picked up the win with a double win in the 4th set.
OK Savings Bank who trailed 14-19 quickly turned the game around with 6 consecutive goals to equalize Park Seung-soo’s quick opener, Leo’s two back attacks and Jeon Jin-seon’s quick attack during Leo’s service.
In 22-22, Leo managed to score twice in a row, and in 24-23 match point, Leo stepped up again as a settler and finished the game with an accurate spike.
In the women’s match held at Pepper Stadium in Gwangju, IBK Industrial Bank of Korea sacrificed Pepper Savings Bank to come away from a three match losing streak.
IBK Industrial Bank won the game against Pepper Savings Bank with a fixed score of 3-1 (27-25 20-25 25-12 26-24).
IBK Industrial Bank, with W7-10 and 22 points, pushed KGC Ginseng Corporation (W7, L9, 21 points) to 6th place and moved up to 5th place.
IBK Industrial Bank Santana scored 25 points, tying for the most points scored by an individual this season, and performed like a foreign player.
Pyo Seung-joo (18 points), Kim Hee-jin (16 points) and Kim Su-ji (11 points) also scored well.
On the other hand, Pepper Savings Bank, which could not escape the losing streak, has posted a shameful record of 17 consecutive losses for two consecutive years after last season.
If you add up to 3 consecutive losses at the end of last season, 20 consecutive losses tied the record for the most consecutive losses in the women’s division in the 2012-2013 KGC Ginseng Corporation season.
Jupo Nia Kai Reed (registered name Nia Reed) had the most points since his V-League debut with 30 points, but the team’s 17th straight loss fell short.
Prior to this match, Libero Oh Ji-young, who wore a Pepper Savings Bank uniform for a living, couldn’t stop the team from losing.
/yunhap news
