South Korea Advances to Rhythmic Gymnastics Team All-Around Final in 4th Place

The South Korean rhythmic gymnastics national team has advanced to the team all-around final after finishing fourth in the preliminary round at the Asian Games.

Today (October 2), South Korea scored a combined total of 47.200 points across two apparatuses at the rhythmic gymnastics team all-around preliminaries of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games held at the Rainbow Hall of the Nagoya City Gymnasium in Japan, taking fourth place among the 10 competing teams.

Kazakhstan took first place with 53.300 points, followed by China in second with 53.000 points, and Japan in third with 48.300 points.

The national team, consisting of Kim Ji-woo (Korea National Sport University), Kim Min-seul (Yong In University), Lee Jung-eun (Sejong University), Park Su-yeon (Uncheon High School), and Yan Yekaterina (Korea National Sport University), will challenge for a medal in the team all-around final to be held at the same venue tomorrow (October 3).

Earlier, Seo Eun-chae (Suwon City Hall) and Ha Sui (Korea National Sport University), who competed in the individual all-around preliminaries, also advanced to the finals in fifth and ninth place, respectively.

(Photo provided by the Korea Gymnastics Association, Yonhap News)
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