Promising Rookie Lee Ju-ah Suffers Season-Ending Injury, Vows to Return Stronger

GS Caltex's promising outside hitter, Lee Ju-ah, faces a devastating season-ending injury just as her professional career was beginning. The 20-year-old, who was selected as the third overall pick in the first round of the 2024-2025 rookie draft, had shown significant potential in her debut season.

Lee Ju-ah played in 27 matches during her rookie year, scoring 144 points with an attack success rate of 38.41%. She also contributed with 5 service aces and 13 blocks. Her performance had already earned her a spot on the women's national team in June, highlighting her rapid ascent in the sport.

Despite the abrupt halt to her season, Lee Ju-ah remains resolute in her determination to recover and contribute to her team's success. She expressed her apologies for the injury, acknowledging the disappointment it brings to her team and fans. Her primary goal is to help GS Caltex secure another championship title upon her return.

"This is my first time experiencing such an injury... I was very sorry," Lee Ju-ah stated, reflecting on the unexpected turn of events. Her commitment to recovery and her ambition to lead her team to victory underscore her strong character and dedication to volleyball.

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This is my first time experiencing such an injury... I was very sorry.