Cheonan Go setter Kim Kwan-woo, one of the most highly touted players in the professional volleyball men's rookie draft, will wear a copyright jersey.
Cheonan Go setter Kim Kwan-woo was selected by copyright with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024-2025 Korean Volleyball Organization (KOVO) Men's Rookie Draft, which was held at the Mayfield Hotel in Gangseo-gu, Seoul this morning (Nov. 21).
Kim Kwan-woo, a 6-foot-5 setter, orchestrated the national team's offense to a third-place finish at last year's World Men's Youth Volleyball Championship, and gained attention as an ultra-sophisticated setter by winning the setter award at the 2023 34th CBS Bae National Junior and Senior Volleyball Tournament and the 2024 Inje Bae National Junior and Senior Volleyball Tournament.
With the addition of Kim Kwan-woo, copyright, 카지노사이트 which already has veteran Korean setters in Han and Yoo Kwang-woo, joins a long line of teams with high-profile setters.
The draft order was determined by a lottery based on the reverse order of last season's final standings.
Of the 100 total balls, KB Insurance had 35, Samsung Fire had 30, KEPCO had 20, Hyundai Capital had eight, Woori Card had four, OK Savings Bank had two, and copyright had one.
copyright received OK Savings Bank's first-round pick in exchange for Jin Sung-tae in June, and the white ball designated by OK Savings Bank was drawn from the marble machine. Against the odds of 2%, OK Savings Bank's ball came up, allowing copyright to select the first overall pick in the first round, which they did with Kim Kwan-woo.
The subsequent first-round second-round draw produced Samsung Fire's ball, but copyright also had the first-round second-round pick, as they had given Samsung Fire Son Hyun-jong and a 2023-2024 `round pick and a 2024-2025 first-round pick last year, so they used the second overall pick on 6-foot-6 middle blocker Choi Jun-hyuk (Inha University), who was one of the top picks in the first round, to make one of the strongest additions on the men's side.
On the women's side, Hanyang University's Lee Joon-young, known as the younger brother of Hyundai E&C middle blocker Lee Da-hyun, will wear a KB Insurance uniform with the fourth overall pick in the first round, while Inha University's Lee Jae-hyun, selected by Hyundai Capital with the fifth overall pick in the first round, is the younger brother of the Lee Jae-young-Lee Da-young twins, who played for the women's national volleyball team, and was a standout among the draft's rookie selections.