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Boccia, 4th Silver, 1st Bronze in AG Singles for the Disabled

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세계 최강' 보치아, 장애인AG 단식 은4·동1…단체전서 금 도전 | 연합뉴스
‘World’s Strongest’ Boccia, 4th Silver, 1st Bronze in AG Singles for the Disabled… Gold Challenge in Team Event



The ‘World’s Strongest’ Korean Boccia Team won 4 silver medals and 1 bronze medal in the singles at the 2022 Hangzhou Para Asian Games.

The Korean boccia team won four silver medals and one bronze medal in the boccia singles competition held at the Hangzhou Gymnasium in Zhejiang Province, China on the 25th.

Choi Ye-jin (Sports Class BC3, Chungcheongnam-do Provincial Office) defeated Kang Seon-hee (Sports Class BC3, Gwangju Disabled Boccia Federation) 5-1 in the women's individual semifinals and advanced to the finals, but lost 2-3 to Yang Beibei of China and took the silver medal. I hung it around my neck. 카지노

Choi Ye-jin, who struggled as she was down 0-3 through the second end, made up a point in the third end, and then seemed to tie the game dramatically when she landed the final ball of the fourth end close to her target ball.

However, Beibei Yang's last ball pushed away one of Yejin Choi's balls near the target ball, resulting in only one point.

Kang Seon-hee, who lost to Choi Ye-jin in the semifinals and advanced to the bronze medal match, failed in her medal hunt.

Boccia star Jeong Ho-won also ranked second after losing 1-6 to Thailand's Choo Chuen Klin Akadei in the men's singles final.

Ho-Won Jeong, who scored first in the first end, chose to score boldly instead of defending in the second end and was dragged down by giving up a whopping 4 points.

Afterwards, Ho-won Jeong, who was unable to break through his opponent's defensive play, gave up 2 more points in the last two ends and had to be satisfied with his silver medal.

Women's singles So-young Jeong (sport grade BC2, Chungnam Disabled Boccia Federation) won the silver medal after losing to Hong Kong's Nguyi Lam in overtime after a tight 6-6 match in the final.

So-young Jeong is a talented athlete who has consistently performed at the top of the competition in previous mixed competitions against male athletes with a difference in strength, and she won a bronze medal at the 2012 London Paralympic Games.

Soyoung Jeong showed extraordinary potential in the finals that day.

She conceded a whopping 4 runs in the 2nd end, putting her on the losing end, but she bounced back in the 3rd end by placing 5 balls close to her target ball.

She allowed two runs in the fourth end to tie the game, and So-young Jeong gave up one run in overtime as well, putting her on her knees.
Kim Do-hyun (Sports Grade BC1, Chungnam Disabled Boccia Federation) also won the silver medal after losing 1-7 to Thailand's Huadpradit Vitsanu in the men's singles final.

Previously, Jeong-ho Lee (Sports Grade BC2, Gangwon-do Sports Association for the Disabled) won the bronze medal by defeating Thailand's Boseong Watcharaporn 4-2 in the men's singles bronze medal match.

Lim Gwang-taek, coach of the Boccia national team, said after the game, "I think the players were a little tired after attending the World Cup held in Portugal last Chuseok.

I was wary of Thailand, an original Asian powerhouse, but they did well.

I think we need to analyze our opponents better."

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Coach Lim expressed his determination to participate in the remaining games, saying, "At the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games, I was unable to win a gold medal in the individual event but won gold in the team event.

With the good memories from that time, I will try to achieve good results in the team event as well."

The Boccia national team will begin the team competition on the 26th.

Korean boccia has reigned as the best in the world, achieving significant results on the international stage, including the Paralympic Games.

Starting with the 1988 Seoul Paralympic Games and ending with the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games, he won nine consecutive gold medals, and was strong enough to have the most gold medals (10) in the world.

Sports class BC3 players, led by world number one Jeong Howon, have stood out and dominated the world stage, but suffered hardships side by side at this Asian Games.