Biographies Teams

Squad
Name Date of Birth Height (m) Weight (kg)
Players
Cheon Eun-Bi 07 Feb 1992    
Cho Eun-Ji 30 Nov 1989    
Gim Sung-Hee 03 Apr 1983 1.63 57
Han Hye-Lyoung 15 Jan 1986 1.63 58
Hong Ji-Seon 18 Sep 1991    
Yoo-Jin Hong 21 Feb 1989    
Jang Soo-Ji 21 Nov 1987 1.62 58
Jeon Yu-Mi 11 Nov 1988 1.62 53
Kim Da-Rae 03 Feb 1987 1.58 50
Kim Jong-Eun 18 Feb 1986 1.62 55
Kim Jong-Hee 28 Mar 1986 1.66 58
Kim Ok-Ju 20 Feb 1988 1.64 56
Kim Young-Ran 01 Aug 1985 1.67 63
Lee Seon-Ok 02 Feb 1981 1.64 58
Moon Young-Hui 19 Jun 1983 1.72 65
Park Ki-Ju 14 Feb 1990 1.62 50
Park Mi-Hyun 26 Jan 1986 1.59 56
Park Seon-Mi 02 Aug 1982 1.69 64

Additional Information
Further Team Information
Other Information Korea finished fourth at the 2011 Champions Trophy in Amstelveen despite only winning one of its six matches at the tournament. That result was Korea's best finish at the Champions Trophy since Berlin in 1997. The last time Korea competed at the Champions Trophy on Argentine soil the team finished second, losing the final on penalty strokes to Australia in Mar del Plata in 1995.

Competition Highlights (historical)
World Cup Qualifier
Rank Year Venue
1 2010 United States
Olympic Qualification Tournament
Rank Year Venue
1 2008 Canada
Asian Games
Rank Year Venue
1 1998 Thailand
1 1994 Japan
1 1990 China
1 1986 Korea
2 2010 China
2 2002 Korea
2 1982 India
4 2006 Qatar
Champions Trophy
Rank Year Venue
1 1989 West Germany
2 1995 Argentina
3 1987 Netherlands
4 2011 Netherlands
4 1997 Germany
4 1993 Netherlands
6 2005 Australia
6 2003 Australia
6 1999 Australia
6 1991 Germany
Champions Challenge
Rank Year Venue
2 2007 Azerbaijan
2 2002 South Africa
East Asian Games
Rank Year Venue
1 2009 China
2 2005 China
Asia Cup
Rank Year Venue
1 1999 India
1 1993 Japan
1 1985 Korea
2 2007 China
3 2009 Thailand
3 1989 Hong Kong
4 2004 India
World Cup
Rank Year Venue
3 1990 Australia
5 1998 Netherlands
5 1994 Ireland
6 2010 Argentina
6 2002 Australia
9 2006 Spain
Olympic Games
Rank Year Venue
2 1996 Atlanta, GA, USA
2 1988 Seoul, KOR
4 1992 Barcelona, ESP
7 2004 Athens, GRE
9 2008 Beijing, CHN
9 2000 Sydney, AUS