"Spring volleyball confirmed" Yoshihara Heungkuk Life Insurance coach said, "I want to grow further and play good volleyball" [the scene of Incheon]

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Heungkuk Life Insurance, a women's professional volleyball team, has confirmed spring volleyball through at least a semi-playoff (PO). Coach Tomoko Yoshihara said, "It's good to advance to the semi-PO, but we still have one game left," expressing his intention not to lose concentration until the end.

Heungkuk Life defeated IBK Industrial Bank 3-2 (25-20, 23-25, 16-25, 25-19, 15-12) in the women's home game of the 2025-2026 professional volleyball V-League at Samsan World Gymnasium in Incheon on the 10th.

Heungkuk Life Insurance, which accumulated 57 points (19 wins and 16 losses) with the victory, confirmed spring volleyball through at least quasi-PO even if it lost the final game of the regular league against Korea Expressway Corporation. The semi-PO is held when the gap between the third and fourth places is less than 3 points.

Yoshihara said, "It was really good and bad It was a game where the situations of were continued. "I think it would be good to stabilize," he said, sighing with relief, "The up-down was severe, but I'm glad I won."

When asked by reporters about the reason for the severe ups and downs, Yoshihara, who asked back, "I want to ask, too," said, "It's good to advance to the semi-PO, but there's still one game left. It's a team with a lot of ups and downs, so we have to work hard together," he stressed.

Yoshihara said, "I think I want to grow more and play good volleyball. I think it's good to have a chance to fight a little more, but I'll have to work hard," he said.

As for Rebecca, who started in the first to third sets of the day and was excluded from the selection in both the fourth and fifth sets, he only added, "I have cramps in my legs."

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