“Reenact the rebound?” Team Busan U-13 Asan Smart Boat Competition won

Team Busan Under-13 has become the top of the Asan Smart Cup. Team Busan Myongji, which opened a dedicated gym in Gangseo-gu, Busan in April, is leading the way in promoting Busan through the medium of basketball. Team Busan’s U-13 delegation, which is serving as the self-proclaimed Busan ambassador, won the title of champion in the Asan Smart Cup. 파워볼사이트

Hosted by the Asan City Basketball Association, the competition was attended by leading teams from all over the country, including Asan Samsung, TOP, and The Most. Busan, a team that competed with them, won all games and finished with a victory.

Busan, led by coach Joo Tae-soo, did not have a smooth process to reach the top. A total of five players including Choi Sung-won, Kim Ji-yul (Namcheon Middle School), Ha Ji-hoo (Yeomyeong Middle School), Choi Barun (Shinju Middle School), and Lee Joon-kwon (Geumyang Middle School) participated in the competition, and bad news hit them from the first game.

Team Busan, which faced Dongtan TOP, suffered a fractured finger during a rebound contest at the end of the first quarter, and played with four players afterwards. Despite being outnumbered, Team Busan won the first game (44-31). After being injured, Choi immediately headed to the emergency room, and displayed his fighting spirit in a cast at the second game, the Incheon All-Star game.

Team Busan, which wrapped up its first day with two consecutive wins, urgently transfused Do Jin-soo and Ha Jun-hyuk, the fifth graders, ahead of the final match on the following day. Team Busan, which desperately needed reinforcement of its players, urgently called the two players to Asan on the previous day in order to have a normal competition.

Team Busan, which played in a five-man system throughout the tournament, lifted the precious trophy amid the even performance of the players.

Their story is similar to the movie “Rebound.” Rebound, which was released last year, is a story about Busan Joongang High School, which was considered the weakest in 2012, who won the runner-up prize with a new coach and six players at the national high school basketball competition.

As if recreating the rebound, Team Busan U-13 became the final winner even in a difficult situation, and presented the championship to coach Joo Tae-soo, who took on a new challenge as a club team leader.

Coach Joo Tae-soo, who led the team to victory, said, “I had a hard time as I got injured in the first game. Still, the players were so good that I think I won the championship with ease.” “Last year, if I played the game based on my personal skills, I prepared mainly for team play this year, but (the players) followed me well.”

Ha Ji-hoo, a key player in the team’s victory, said, “I was worried about the small number of people, but we worked well together as we spent a long time together. I am happy to achieve a good result of winning the middle school division’s first championship and winning the Asan championship for the second consecutive time. I think it is more valuable because all five of them were active.” Meanwhile, the team Busan Middle School (secondary, junior high school), which inherited the energy of the younger brothers, achieved the feat of being runner-up at the 6th Busan Dong-gu District Office 3×3 Youth Basketball Competition.