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‘Night match promotion’ KBSA is preparing for heatwave… Blue Dragon Economy Adjustment → Strengthening on -site response system

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input2025-07-09 12:33:06



(Sports Seoul | Reporter Lee So -young) The heat wave is a trouble every day. The Korea Baseball Softball Association (KBSA) has adjusted some of the 80th Blue Dragon National High School Baseball Championships and the Weekend League King. For the health and safety of high school baseball players.

First, I adjusted the game time. The second match between the Blue Dragon Quarter and the semi -finals, which will be held for two days from the 9th to the 10th, changed from 3:10 pm to 5 pm. As the highest daytime temperature in Seoul is forecasting at 36 degrees during the relevant period, it is considerate to reduce the risk of heat disease.

Above all, the association’s plan is to promote the feasible plan so that students can play the game safely. Ahead of the Blue Dragon Competition, the on -site response system was also strengthened in the rainy season and heat waves.

The stadium also changed. Additional mobile air conditioners and large fans were installed, and the intermediate break time was operated separately. The paramedics were also placed at all times, but also prepared a crisis response process to check the player’s condition through the supervisor before and after the game.

It is also discussing the expansion of the night economy. In particular, the 53rd Phoenix National High School Baseball Tournament, which will be held in mid -August, began to be coordinated with related agencies and broadcasters to move the schedule of the national high school baseball competition.

Yang Hae -young, chairman of the Korea Baseball Softball Association, said, “In the record heat, internal opinion has been gathered to consider the health and economic concentration of the athletes first.” “We will continue to monitor the site and take immediate measures to ensure that the players can play safely.” sshong@sportsseoul.com


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