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The South Korean women's Bae Gu (CEO) team (world ranking No. 30) secured another victory against Indonesia (No. 61) in their second exhibition match.
Led by head coach Cha Sang-hyun, the South Korean women's Yeo Ja (CEO) team (world ranking No. 30) defeated Indonesia (No. 61) with a set score of 3-1 (25-21, 25-22, 19-25, 25-20) in the second exhibition match held at Jecheon Gymnasium in Chungbuk on the 25th. This marks their second consecutive win following a 3-1 victory in the first match on the 23rd.
After taking the first two sets, South Korea dropped the third set but seized the opportunity when Indonesia committed errors in the middle of the fourth set, reaching 20 points first and maintaining the lead to secure the win.
Kang So-hwi (Korea Expressway Corporation) led the team's offense with 16 points. Na Hyun-soo (Hyundai Construction) recorded 13 points, including three blocks. Other players also contributed evenly: Lee Ju-ah (IBK Industrial Bank of Korea) with 8 points, Park Yeoreum (Jung Kwan Jang) with 7 points, and Jung Ho-young (Heungkuk Life Insurance) with 6 points. Notably, South Korea recorded 17 team blocks, vastly overpowering Indonesia, which managed only three.
The national team will face Indonesia for the final third exhibition match at the same venue on the 26th before shifting to preparations for next month's East Asian Championship and Asian Championships.
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