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I kept professional pride… Hyundai Capital, GS Caltex, Volleyball ‘Futures Champion’

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Hyundai Capital athletes are delighted after scoring in the finals of the Hwaseong City Hall held at Danyang National Sports Center in Chungbuk on the 10th and 2025 Korea Volleyball Federation and Professional Volleyball Futures Champs. Korea Volleyball Federation provided
Hyundai Capital athletes are delighted after scoring in the finals of the Hwaseong City Hall held at Danyang National Sports Center in Chungbuk on the 10th and 2025 Korea Volleyball Federation and Professional Volleyball Futures Champs. Korea Volleyball Federation provided

Professional volleyball kept pride. Last season’s V -League defending champion Hyundai Capital won the championship with the champion’s greatness in the volleyball prospects and volleyball teams. The woman was at the top of GS Caltex.

Hyundai Capital won the set score 3-2 (25: 23/25: 18/18: 25/18: 25/16: 14) after a full set of the 2025 Korea Unemployment Volleyball Federation and Professional Volleyball Futures Champion Men’s Final held at Danyang National Sports Center in Chungbuk on the 10th. From the qualifiers to the semi -finals and the finals, he won seven games. Lee Jae -hyun (20 points) and Lee Seung -jun (18 points) showed their firepower. The Hwaseong City Hall showed the unemployment team’s ability to give up with Lee Hyun -seung (28 points) and Choi Ik -je (19 points).

In the women’s finals, GS Caltex defeated IBK IBK with a set score of 3-2 (25: 17/25: 22/20: 25/16: 25/15: 10). It is also a winning victory (7 consecutive wins). Five people, including Woo Min (18 points), Kim Mi -yeon (16 points), and Oh Se -yeon (14 points), scored two digits. In IBK, 20 bums were caught.

For the first time, a total of 14 teams participated in seven teams of professional volleyball men and women. In the case of a professional team, however, only prospects and non -week players participated, including less than 5 years or a player who played less than 50% (18 games) or 100 sets of games, and players who were not on the list.

By Son Hyun -soo, Byunsoo@hani.co.kr


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