KB Kang I-seul becomes the youngest player to make 800 3-point shots in the smallest game, etc.
Hana Bank’s 2024-2025 season women’s professional basketball will resume after the All-Star Festival break with the game between Yongin Samsung Life Insurance and Cheongju KB Kookmin Bank to be held at Yongin Indoor Stadium on January 1 next year.
With 15 to 16 games left for each club, it is expected that players and clubs will achieve meaningful records.
Accordingly, WKBL predicted various new records to be written on the 30th.
First, Kookmin Bank’s Kang I-seul challenges to become the youngest and smallest player to make 800 3-pointers in a game.
Kang Yi-seul, who is recording 787 3-point shots as of the 30th, has only 13 left out of 800 3-point shots.
If Kang Yi-seul, who is playing in a total of 359 games, achieves 800 3-point shots within 8 games, he will become the youngest player (32 years and 7 months) held by Busan BNK coach Byun Yeon-ha and the lowest number of games held by former player Kim Young-ok (368 games). All records can be broken.
BNK’s Ahn Hye-ji aims to become the youngest player to reach 1,500 assists.
Ahn Hye-ji, who debuted in the 2014-2015 season, has played in 268 games so far this season and has recorded 1,463 assists.
If he adds 37 assists in the remaining 15 regular league games, he is expected to beat the record of youngest player (29 years, 7 months) held by Park Hye-jin of the same team by about 2 years.
Kim Dan-bi of Asan Woori Bank aims to become the leader with the most triple-doubles.
Kim Dan-bi, who is sweeping the MVP awards in the first and second rounds this season, is tied for first place with the most triple-doubles of all time with former national team coach Jeong Seon-min and Park Ji-soo, who played for Kookmin Bank, with 8 triple-doubles each, and 1 with two more triple-doubles. rise above
In addition, there are expected to be many interesting records, such as Incheon Shinhan Bank’s Hong Yoo-sun’s challenge for a double-double in five consecutive games for the first time as a rookie player, Samsung Life Insurance’s first ever team record of 7,000 steals, and Bucheon Hana Bank’s Kim Jeong-eun’s challenge for third place with the most appearances in his career.
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