SK Sugar Gliders force H-League Championship to Game 3 with narrow win
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- SK Sugar Gliders defeated Samcheok City Hall 24-23 in Game 2 of the Handball H-League Women's Championship series.
- The victory forces a decisive Game 3, as SK Sugar Gliders aim for a third consecutive championship.
- The final game will determine the championship between SK Sugar Gliders and Samcheok City Hall.
The SK Sugar Gliders have fought back to level the Handball H-League Women's Championship series, forcing a decisive Game 3 against Samcheok City Hall. After a loss in the first game, the team secured a narrow 24-23 victory, demonstrating their resilience and determination to defend their title.
This comeback is crucial for SK Sugar Gliders, who are aiming for their third consecutive championship. Their star players, Kang Kyung-min and Kang Eun-hye, led the scoring, while goalkeeper Park Jo-eun made a critical save in the final moments to seal the win. The team's performance in Game 2 shows their championship pedigree and their ability to perform under pressure.
The final match will be a high-stakes showdown, with Samcheok City Hall also vying for the championship after a three-year drought. The intensity of this series highlights the competitive spirit of the H-League and the passion of the athletes involved. As a publication deeply invested in Korean sports, we will be closely following this thrilling conclusion.
SK Sugar Gliders' Kang Eun-hye breaks through Samcheok City Hall's defense in the second game of the Shinhan SOL Bank 2025-2026 Handball H-League Women's Championship.
Originally published by Hankyoreh in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.