[PHOTOS] Back on top: S. Korea ends 8-year wait for handball gold
South Korea’s Gim Bo-eun attempts a shot during the women’s handball final match against Japan on Day 8 of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games at the Toyoda Gosei Memorial Gymnasium in Inazawa, Aichi, Japan, Sept. 27. Korea won 27-23. Korea Times photo by Choi Won-suk
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South Korea's women's handball team has reclaimed the top spot after an eight-year absence, securing the gold medal in the final match against Japan at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. The decisive victory came on Day 8 of the tournament, held at the Toyoda Gosei Memorial Gymnasium in Inazawa, Japan, on September 27. The Korean team emerged victorious with a score of 27-23.
The match was filled with intense moments, as both teams displayed remarkable skill and determination. South Korean players Gim Bo-eun, Lee Yeon-gyeong, Jeon Ji-yeon, and Kwon Han-na were notable for their impressive performance on the court. Gim Bo-eun, in particular, showcased her prowess with several shots during the game.
The triumph marks a significant milestone for South Korea's women's handball program, bringing back the gold after a prolonged wait. The team's success at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games is a testament to their dedication and hard work over the years.
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