Coach Satellite praises “good movement of players” despite tough schedule

“When you watch the players during the game, there are times when they move well and look comfortable, and there are times when they struggle, but during the Park Shinja Cup, the players moved well and held on until the second overtime.”

Asan Woori Bank won 85-57 against Incheon Shinhan Bank in the 2023 Woori Bank Park Shinjha Cup at Cheongju Gymnasium on Nov. 28. Asan Woori Bank secured a spot in the quarterfinals with a three-game sweep.

Playing with a small roster for all three days, Woori was still strong. Kim Dan-bi (18 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals), Park Ji-hyun (30 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists), Na Yoon-jung (18 points, 4 3-pointers, 5 rebounds), and Yoo Seung-hee (9 points, 16 rebounds) proved that. 온라인바카라

Asan Woori Bank Head Coach Lee Sati-woo

Q. Game Recap
I’m jealous of teams that have a lot of available players. I’m worried about injuries, but I think it’s just practice. It was a difficult game because we played three days in a row. I think the players did their job and (Kim) Dan-bi did a good job in the center despite her age. We have two days off and then we play Bendigo (Australia) and then we play Aeneos in the quarterfinals, so we’ll be ready.

Q. On your grueling schedule.
I was worried about the tight training schedule in Japan. There are times when you see players during a match and they don’t move too badly and look comfortable, and there are times when they look shaky because they’re struggling, but during the Park Shinja Cup, the players moved well and held on until the second overtime. I’m telling them to keep their heads up so that they don’t let their guard down in the second half of the game, and they know why I’m doing it, and they’re following along.

Q. Toyota said they want to play you in the final?
They have to go up and we have to go up so we can meet them in the final, but if we do, we just have to play a good game. Toyota is the number one or two team in Japan, and they are a good team. I think it’s great that a high-level Japanese team like Toyota comes to Korea and plays hard. When I saw Toyota, I felt that we have to work hard too, and I think our players are not far behind.