IBK Industrial Bank completely wins 3-0 shutdown over Heungkuk Life Insurance 'Victoria 24 points explosion' [On-site review of Incheon]

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Women's professional volleyball IBK Industrial Bank completely defeated Heungkuk Life in the enemy territory and fiercely chased third-place Hyundai Engineering & Construction.

IBK Industrial Bank, led by acting head coach Yeo Oh-hyun, beat Heungkuk Life Insurance 3-0 (25-23, 28-26, 25-15) in an away match for the women's professional volleyball V-League at Samsan World Gymnasium in Incheon on the 6th.

IBK Industrial Bank of Korea, which broke the losing trend against GS Caltex on the 2nd, recorded 42 points (13 wins and 14 losses), narrowing the gap with third-place Hyundai Engineering & Construction (15 wins and 11 losses, 45 points) to three points.

On the other hand, Heungkuk Life Insurance remained at 48 points (15-12) without continuing its winning momentum against Pepper Savings Bank on the 1st. The gap with the leading Korea Expressway Corporation (20 wins, 6 losses, 55 points) remained at 7 points.

IBK Industrial Bank of Korea scored 24 points, the most by both teams, including four serve aces, while Kinkela scored 12 points, and Lee Ju-ah and Choi Jung-min added 9 points and 8 points, respectively. It was painful for Heungkuk Life to give up the flow as Rebecca and Lee Da-hyun scored only 10 points each, and they lost in both the first and second sets, which first dominated the advantageous position.

There was a spark from the first set. IBK Industrial Bank seemed to take the lead with a 17-14 lead in the middle of the set. However, Heungkuk Life also tied the score 18-18 by adding Rebecca's block and Kim Yeon-soo's serve score.

Heungkuk Life Insurance, which had been trailing IBK Industrial Bank throughout the first set, seemed to change the atmosphere by reversing to 21-20 by taking advantage of Victoria's back-attack error. Kim Su-ji's time difference attack was also successful, leaving only two points to win the first set.

But the IBK Industrial Bank had Victoria. After successful quick-open and open attacks, Victoria broke through Rebecca's block and added a quick-open score to take the lead in the first set come-from-behind victory. Victoria was responsible for 11 points alone in the first set.

Heungkuk Life Insurance, which tries to change the atmosphere, and IBK Industrial Bank, which tries to solidify its spirit, confronted more fiercely in the second set. A tight race continued until the middle of the set, and the trend of turning the tables was repeated. There was also a fierce rally between the two teams that made their hands sweat.

Heungkuk Life also dominated the advantage in the second set. After a fierce battle, Kim Soo-ji's fastball burst and led 24-23 at a tight 23-23. Again, IBK Industrial Bank of Korea was stronger. It was balanced by Kincella's success in the Open. The fierce deuce match ended with a 28-26 victory by IBK Industrial Bank of Korea with Kinkela's back attack and Victoria's serve ace.

IBK Industrial Bank pushed the momentum from the beginning of the third set. In addition to Kinkella and Victoria's consecutive goals, Choi Jung-min and Yuk Seo-young joined to run to 7-2. Heungkuk Life, which was in a tight spot, also immediately launched a counterattack with Rebecca's Lee Da-hyun.

Heungkuk Life Insurance chased 6-9 with Lee Da-hyun's blocking and Park Min-ji's attack, but IBK Industrial Bank also faced off with Lee Joo-ah's quick attack and Park Eun-seo's sub-score. In addition, IBK Industrial Bank, which added Victoria and Kinkela's consecutive scores, widened the gap to 16-9, approaching the shutdown victory.

IBK Industrial Bank of Korea began to strengthen its victory with Victoria at the forefront. Choi Jung-min scored a series of open attacks and blocked points to run to 19-11. Heungkuk Life did not give up and went on the chase, but it was not enough to reverse the already wide gap.

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