'Baseball Queen 2' Ayaka: "I'm no longer the youngest this season... I've trained extensively as a pitcher"

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Ayaka announced that she is no longer playing the youngest role in 'Baseball Queen 2'.

On the afternoon of the 9th, a press conference for Channel A's variety show 'Baseball Queen 2' was held at LG Twin Towers on Yeouido-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul. PD Shin Jae-ho, writer Kang Suk-kyung, Choo Shin-soo, Kim On-a, Song Ah, Ayaka, Jang Soo-young, Ju Su-jin, and Park Ha-yun attended.

Regarding her participation in 'Baseball Queen 2', Ayaka stated, "Last season, I was unable to perform well due to illness, which left me with great regrets. In Season 2, I will work hard to do even better."

Having played the youngest role in Season 1, Ayaka said about her role this season, "I am no longer the youngest this time. Please confirm it on the broadcast," smiling. She added, "I have trained extensively as a pitcher this time. Please look forward to it."

'Baseball Queen 2' is a sports variety show that sparks a women's baseball phenomenon through the dazzling growth story of Black Queens, a team formed by legendary athletes from various sports. This season, under the harsher condition that "the team will be disbanded if they fail to achieve a .600 winning percentage," the show promises an 'international match' where the teams' pride is at stake, going beyond domestic matchups to include games against Japanese and Taiwanese amateur league teams.

'Black Queens' are confident in their key players: Ayaka, the team's star 'all-rounder'; Song Ah, the 'reliable hitter'; Kim On-a, known as 'On-tani'; and Jang Soo-young, the 'number one starting ace'.

'Baseball Queen 2' will premiere on the evening of the 9th at 10 p.m.

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