# The Future of Korean Sports Revealed

***The younger brothers shined as brightly as their older brothers at the National Sports Festival... The future of Korean sports revealed***

*Lee Jae-sung, Joel Jin, swimming, Heo Yeon-kyung, Choi Kang-in, etc.*

*At the 104th Jeonnam National Sports Festival, promising players who performed more impressively than their older brothers raised expectations for the future of Korean sports.*

*In the basic sport of track and field, only one Korean record was set, perhaps because this competition was held in colder-than-expected weather.*

*While the general-level players, who should be at the forefront of setting new records, faltered somewhat, there were several noteworthy results in the college and high school divisions.*

*Lee Jae-seong (Korea National Sport University), a promising sprinter who won three gold medals in the men's college division, recorded better records than his seniors in the general division in two of the events.* [***온라인카지노사이트***](https://www.casinositeking.com)

*Jaeseong Lee won the men's college 100m final on the 15th with a time of 10.32 seconds.*

*The next day, he won his second gold medal in the men's college 200m final with a time of 20.70 seconds.*

*In the men's 100m, Kim Kuk-young (Gwangju City Hall) won with 10.35 seconds, 0.03 seconds slower than Lee Jae-seong, and in the 200m, Ko Seung-hwan (Gwangju City Hall) won with 20.76 seconds, 0.06 seconds slower than him.*

*Even if Lee Jae-seong had raced in the general division, he would have won all of these events.*

*At least in terms of this competition, Lee Jae-seong was a ‘younger brother who was better than his older brothers.’*

*Lee Jae-seong also won the men's college 400m relay on the 17th, earning gold medals in all events in which he competed.*

*Lee Jae-seong, who made his name known by collaborating with seniors such as* [*Kim Guk-young*](https://hackmd.io/@casinositeking/Losing-Doosan-Bears-Coach-Lee-Seung-yeop)*, Ko Seung-hwan, and Lee Jeong-tae (Anyang City Hall) to win a bronze medal in the men's 400m relay at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, which closed this month, will run on the corporate stage starting next year.*

*The team to join is Gwangju City Hall, a 'short-distance team' that includes Kim Kuk-young and Ko Seung-hwan.*

*Veteran seniors such as Kim Kuk-young are smiling brightly, saying that they will pass on the know-how to run faster with Lee Jae-seong, the ‘rising sun’.*

*Namadi Joel Jin (Gimpo Jeil Technical High School), who is gaining speed in the men's high school division as Lee Jae-seong's 'next generation', also showed clear growth.*

*He won the men's high school 200m final with a new competition record of 21.04 seconds.*

*The previous record (21.06 seconds) set by Park Tae-gun in 2009 was shortened by 0.02 seconds for the first time in 14 years.*

*Joel Jin also won the men's high school 100m race, reaching the finish line in 10.45 seconds in the preliminaries, setting a new competition record.*

*Joel Jin, a multicultural teenager born to a Korean mother and a Nigerian father, is dreaming of going beyond the Korean record and challenging the world stage.*

[*Kim Tae-hee*](https://www.pinterest.co.kr/pin/872009546585788936) *(Iri Technical High School), the ‘hope’ of women’s throwing, also won the women’s high school division by setting a new record in the competition.*

*Taehee Kim threw 60m22 in the final, showing a huge gap of about 9m over the second place athlete.*

*Kim Tae-hee won her bronze medal at the Hangzhou Asian Games, her first adult international competition, setting her own Korean record of 64m14.*

*Even in swimming, which has emerged as a 'child's sport', 'scary high school students' have attracted attention.*

*Choi Kang-in (Yulgok High School), a promising diving star born in 2006, won five diving gold medals at the National Sports Festival in 14 years.*

*He won the men's high school 10m platform, diving synchro 10m platform, diving synchro 3m, 1m springboard, and 3m springboard.*

*There are a total of five events in which diving athletes can participate in the National Sports Festival, and they won gold medals in all of them.*

*In management, Heo Yeon-kyung (Bangsan High School) won the women's high school 50m freestyle with a new Korean record of 24.97 seconds.*

*She shortened Jeong So-eun's record (25.08 seconds) from the 2019* [*National Sports Festival*](https://penzu.com/p/f5188366e1e9f82b) *by 0.11 seconds.*

*Heo Yeon-kyung set new competition records three times, and she also won five gold medals.*

*She graced the last national sports festival of her high school days.*