TEAM COMPOSITION

 KOR / Korea - Team Composition

 
Team manager CHON, KYUNG-TEA
Head coach PARK, GI-JU
Assistant coach SONG, KI-CHOON
Doctor
Therapist / trainer KANG, MI-YOUNG
Journalist KIM, DONG-HWAN
 
    No.   Name Lastname Shirt Name Birthdate Height Weight Spike Block Club
  1 Yeongyeong Shin Shin Yeongyeong 09.03.1994 178 64 275 260 Sunmyung Women's High School
  C 3   Nayeon Lee Lee Nayeon 25.03.1992 173 63 270 260 GS Caltex
  4 Hee-Sun Cha CHA Hee-sun 15.01.1993 170 65 285 275 Korea Ginseng Corp.
  5   Seungju Pyo Pyo Seungju 07.08.1992 181 72 290 270 GS Caltex
  6 Eon-Hye Kim KIM Eonhye 13.04.1992 180 76 285 273 GS caltex
  7   Eun-Ji Choi CHOI Eun-ji 07.06.1992 183 75 290 270 IBK
  8 You-Jeong Choi CHOI You-jeong 17.10.1992 184 73 285 275 Joongang Women's High School
  11   Yu-Hwa Kwak KWAK Yu-hwa 10.12.1993 177 62 280 270 Sunmyung Women's High School
  L 12 Ju-Ha Kim KIM Ju-ha 24.04.1992 174 68 275 260 Hyundai Hillstate
  13   Ji-Soo Kim KIM Ji-soo 27.10.1992 173 50 275 260 IBK
  16 Ran Noh NOH Ran 17.03.1994 166 58 270 255 Hanil Girls' High School
  18   Young-Eun Jang JANG Young-eun 30.10.1993 182 68 290 270 Korea Ginseng Corp.
 C=Captain  L=Libero
 
Team profile
Korea Junior Women’s Team has been traditionally strong in Asia but relatively weak on the world level.

The national team finished third at the Asian Junior Women’s Championship in 2000, second at the FIVB Volleyball Junior Women’s World Championship in 2001, fourth at the Asian Junior Women’s Championship in 2002 and ninth at the FIVB Volleyball Women’s Junior World Championship in 2003. Korea failed to qualify for the 2005, 2007 and 2009 World Junior Women’s Championship but return this year.

All the players of Korea National Junior Women’s Team have been chosen from the leading high school teams and most of them have been chosen from Korea Youth Girls’ team.
 
The team will have a training period starting around the middle of June before departing for Peru.
Coach profile
Following on from 2010, Mr. Gi-Ju Park continues to lead the Korea junior women’s team.

For many years the coach had success at high school level.

He then moved onto the international level as an assistant coach for the women’s senior side, helping them to fifth place at the 2009 FIVB Women’s Grand Champions Cup in Japan.