The South Korea men's national volleyball team represents South Korea in international volleyball competitions and friendly matches. The team's best performance at the Olympic Games was a 5th place at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles, California, United States. The national team at the Asian Championship winner four gold medal in 1989 Seoul, 1993 Nakhon Ratchasima, 2001 Changwon and 2003 Tianjin.
1964 – 10th place 1968 – Did not qualify 1972 – 7th place 1976 – 6th place 1980 – Didn't Qualify due to boycott 1984 – 5th place 1988 – 11th place 1992 – 9th place 1996 – 9th place 2000 – 9th place 2004 – Did not qualify 2008 – Did not qualify 2012 – Did not qualify 2016 – Did not qualify 1949 – Did not participate 1952 – Did not participate 1956 – 18th place 1960 – Did not participate 1962 – Did not participate 1966 – Did not participate 1970 – Qualified but later withdrew 1974 – 13th place 1978 – 4th place 1982 – 8th place 1986 – Did not qualify 1990 – 14th place 1994 – 8th place 1998 – 13th place 2002 – Qualified but later withdrew 2006 – 17th place 2010 – Did not qualify 2014 – 17th place 2018 – 1965 – Did not qualify 1969 – Did not qualify 1977 – 7th place 1981 – Did not qualify 1985 – 7th place 1989 – 7th place 1991 – 5th place 1995 – 8th place 1999 – 7th place 2003 – 6th place 2007 – 11th place 2011 – Did not qualify 2015 – Did not qualifyWorld Grand Champions Cup
1993 – 6th place 1997 – Did not qualify 2001 – 4th place 2005 – Did not qualify 2009 – Did not qualify 2013 – Did not qualify 2017 – Did not qualify 1990 – Did not participate 1991 – 9th place 1992 – 8th place 1993 – 10th place 1994 – 9th place 1995 – 6th place 1996 – Did not participate 1997 – 11th place 1998 – 11th place 1999 – Did not participate 2000 – Did not participate 2001 – Did not participate 2002 – Did not participate 2003 – Did not participate 2004 – Did not participate 2005 – Did not participate 2006 – 10th place 2007 – 9th place 2008 – 13th place 2009 – 14th place 2010 – 16th place 2011 – 13th place 2012 – 14th place 2013 – 15th place 2014 – 19th place 2015 – 18th place 2016 – 23rd place 2017 – 1975 – Runners-up 1979 – Runners-up 1983 – 3rd place 1987 – 3rd place 1989 – Champions 1991 – Runners-up 1993 – Champions 1995 – 3rd place 1997 – 5th place 1999 – 3rd place 2001 – Champions 2003 – Champions 2005 – 3rd place 2007 – 3rd place 2009 – 3rd place 2011 – 3rd place 2013 – Runners-up 2015 – 7th place 2017 – 1958 – Did not participate 1962 – 5th place 1966 – Runners-up 1970 – Runners-up 1974 – Runners-up 1978 – Champions 1982 – 3rd place 1986 – Runners-up 1990 – Runners-up 1994 – 3rd place 1998 – Runners-up 2002 – Champions 2006 – Champions 2010 – 3rd place 2014 – 3rd place 2008 – Runners-up 2010 – 6th place 2012 – 5th place 2014 – Champions 2016 – 8th placeThe following is the South Korean roster in the 2016 World League.
Head coach: Kim Nam-sung
2003 World Cup – 6th placeKo Hee-jin, Chang Kwang-kyun,
Yeo Oh-hyun,
Choi Tae-woong , Shin Sun-ho,
Lee Sun-kyu, Yoon Kwan-yeol, Kim Young-rae,
Suk Jin-wook, Lee Hyung-doo, Shin Young-soo and Chang Byung-chul.
Head coach: Cha Joo-hyun.
2010 Asian Games – 3rd placeShin Young-soo,
Han Sun-soo, Kwon Young-min,
Moon Sung-min,
Yeo Oh-hyun, Kim Hak-min, Kim Yo-han, Ko Hee-jin,
Park Chul-woo,
Suk Jin-wook , Ha Hyun-yong and
Shin Yung-suk.
Head coach: Shin Chi-yong.
2015 Asian Championship – 7th place (The worst result in history)Kwon Young-min ,
Jeong Min-su, Oh Jae-seong,
Lee Min-gyu,
Kwak Seung-suk,
Seo Jae-duck,
Choi Min-ho,
Moon Sung-min, Song Hui-chae, Ji Tae-hwan, Choi Hong-suk and
Shin Yung-suk.
Head coach: Moon Yong-kwan.
