75-57 win in Yongin away game on the 1st
Jinan had a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds.
In the women’s professional basketball team, Bucheon Hana Bank defeated Yongin Samsung Life Insurance and achieved its first win of the season.
Hana Bank won 75-57 in the away game of the 2024-2025 Women’s Professional Basketball Regular League against Samsung Life Insurance held at Yongin Indoor Stadium at 7 p.m. on the 1st.
Hana Bank, ranked 4th in the regular league last season, was defeated by Cheongju Kookmin Bank (56-64 loss) in the opening game, but recorded its first victory today by defeating Samsung Life Insurance.
In particular, it was important to beat Samsung Life Insurance (30) with 41 rebounds on this day.
Ko Seo-yeon boasted a sharp shooting ability from the outside, scoring 18 points with six 3-pointers.
Jinan scored 17 points, including 7 2-pointers, and completed a double-double with 10 rebounds.
Hana Bank will attempt a winning streak in its home game against Incheon Shinhan Bank on the 3rd.
On the other hand, Samsung Life Insurance, ranked 3rd in the regular league last season, suffered consecutive losses following the game against Busan BNK (64-69 loss).
It was especially painful to lose by 14 points in the second quarter and by 10 points in the fourth quarter.
The struggles of Bae Hye-yoon (15 points), Joo-yeon Lee, and Kiana Smith (10 points) were not enough.
Samsung Life Insurance will travel to Asan Woori Bank on the 4th and aim for its first win again.
The deciding factor was the 2nd and 4th quarters.
Entering the second quarter, Hana Bank put pressure on Samsung Life Insurance with a series of 3-point shots from Yuzuki Ishida and Yang In-young.
Jinan’s 2-pointer from the paint zone brought the lead back to 27-26, and Ko Seo-yoon’s 3-pointer ended the second quarter with a 49-37 lead.
Hana Bank scored a key goal in the fourth quarter.
After starting with a 64-54 lead, shots from Ye-rim Jeong, Jin-young Park, and Jin-an continued to split the rim.
Hana Bank achieved its first win of the new season, defeating Samsung Life Insurance 75-57.
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Interview between Time.news Editor and Basketball Expert
Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we have a special guest, Dr. Anna Lee, a sports analyst and basketball expert, here to discuss the recent victory of Bucheon Hana Bank against Yongin Samsung Life Insurance. Dr. Lee, thank you for joining us!
Dr. Anna Lee: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to be here to talk about such an exciting game.
Editor: Absolutely! Bucheon Hana Bank secured their first win of the season with a solid 75-57 score. What do you think were the key factors that contributed to their victory?
Dr. Lee: There were several crucial elements in that match. First and foremost, Hana Bank’s defense was quite impressive. They managed to dominate the boards, out-rebounding Samsung Life Insurance 41 to 27. This allowed them to control the pace of the game and limit the second-chance opportunities for their opponents.
Editor: That’s a significant rebound advantage! We also saw standout performances from players like Ko Seo-yeon, who contributed 18 points, and Jinan with a double-double of 17 points and 10 rebounds. How important are these individual performances in contributing to a team’s overall success?
Dr. Lee: Individual performances can be game-changers, especially in key moments. Ko Seo-yeon’s shooting from beyond the arc added a critical layer to their offensive strategy, spreading the floor and forcing Samsung’s defenders to stretch themselves. Jinan’s ability to score in the paint while grabbing rebounds played a vital role as well, particularly when the game was tight. Players stepping up when it counts reflects a cohesive team philosophy and solid coaching.
Editor: That makes sense! The second and fourth quarters seemed to be decisive for Hana Bank. Can you delve deeper into what strategies they employed during those periods?
Dr. Lee: Certainly! In the second quarter, Hana Bank placed significant pressure on Samsung Life Insurance with a flurry of three-point shots from Yuzuki Ishida and Yang In-young. This offensive explosion not only flipped the lead but also demoralized their opponents. As for the fourth quarter, Hana Bank maintained their intensity. They continued to find open shots and executed their plays effectively, enabling them to keep the lead and ultimately secure the win. This ability to maintain focus and execute under pressure is indicative of a well-prepared team.
Editor: Speaking of preparation, Bucheon Hana Bank had lost their opening game against Cheongju Kookmin Bank. How important is it to bounce back from an initial defeat, especially for a team looking to establish momentum for the season?
Dr. Lee: It’s incredibly important! Coming off a loss, a team’s morale can be fragile, but a win gives them the confidence they need to build momentum. Teams often have to overcome early-season struggles, and being able to rally together after a setback not only affects their confidence but also the dynamics within the locker room. Victory can reinvigorate a squad and set the tone for the rest of the season.
Editor: Very insightful! Looking ahead, Hana Bank will face Incheon Shinhan Bank in their next home game. What should they focus on to continue their winning streak?
Dr. Lee: They need to maintain their strong defensive presence and continue crashing the boards. Offensively, they should capitalize on the momentum from their last game, especially leveraging their perimeter shooting while also ensuring they don’t neglect interior scoring. If they can establish that balance and keep up their defensive effort, they have a good chance to secure another win.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Anna Lee, for your expert analysis of the game and insights into what the teams need to do moving forward. We appreciate your time!
Dr. Lee: Thank you! It was a pleasure discussing the game, and I look forward to seeing how the season unfolds.