'Moon Tae-jong's son' Jareen Stevenson reaffirms her desire to naturalize, "I want to wear the

The possibility of Jarin Stevenson (19, University of Alabama), the son of 'Tae Jong Moon' Moon, wearing the Korean flag has opened up.

The Korean Basketball Association announced on Friday that “the Association has decided to proceed with a special naturalization process to confirm the intention of Jarin Stevenson 2014 (Jarin
Stevenson, the son of Incheon Asian Games gold medalist Jarin Stevenson 2014, has decided to proceed with a special naturalization process to confirm his intention to naturalize.”

Earlier, KBA Vice President Jung Jae-yong traveled to the U.S. on Thursday along with men's national basketball coach Ahn Jun-ho and Seo Dong-chul. The coaching staff looked at players in the U.S., including Jalyn Stevenson, Lee Hyun-jung, and Yeo Jun-seok.

Stevenson was the only player to announce her intention to play for Korea in 2022 in an interview with OSEN. Two years later, Stevenson met with Korean National Team officials to reaffirm his commitment to pull on a Korean National Team jersey.

National team head coach Ahn Jun-ho met with Moon's family and his eldest son, Jae-lin Stevenson, to share the blueprint for the national team, cautiously discuss special naturalization, 카지노사이트 추천 and after confirming Stevenson's commitment to the Taegeuk Mark, the team agreed to move forward with the special naturalization process.

The Basketball Association met with Lee Hyun-jung and Yeo Jun-seok, who are working hard to reach the NBA, and explained the mid- and long-term plans for the national team. While confirming their commitment to the national team, the two players shared their current situation and future plans.

The KBA conveyed its support and encouragement for the two players' dreams and announced that it will actively support them where it can.

Spanish divine wishes, "Legendary MF 'Professor', we will retire you"

"May this be his last game".

Spain defeated Georgia 4-1 in the round of 16 at Euro 2024 at the Cologne Stadium in Cologne, Germany, at 4 a.m. ET. In the quarterfinals, Spain will meet Germany, who advanced with a 2-0 win over Denmark. It's safe to say that the preview is a 'final'.

Spain got off to a shaky start. They conceded an own goal in the 18th minute. Georgia attacked, and Spain's defense, Renormand, didn't handle the ball properly. His body hit the ball and it went into the back of the net, giving Georgia a 1-0 lead.

After the blow, Spain went on the attack. They equalized in the 39th minute. Rodríguez spotted an opening in front of the box as he turned the ball around, and when the gap opened up, he fired a left-footed shot into the back of the net. Spain then scored three goals in the second half.

Six minutes into the second half, Luis finished off a cross from Yamal with a header. The score was 2-1. With a one-goal lead, Spain relaxed and took control of the game. In the 30th minute of the second half, on a counterattack, Williams beat one of the opposing defenders and scored the team's third goal with a right-footed shot.

Spain scored the decisive goal in the 38th minute. Olmo took a pass from Mikel Oyarzabal and finished with his left foot to put the game out of reach. The match ended with a comfortable 4-1 victory for Spain, as they dominated the game against Georgia.

However, their quarterfinal opponents are no pushovers. Germany defeated Denmark. Along with Spain, the hosts are the number one and two favorites to win the tournament at this point. Both teams have top-notch players in every offensive position.

Of particular interest is the defensive midfield battle. Manchester City's Spanish engine Rodrigo and Real Madrid's German engine Toni Kroos will face off. 무료고스톱다운받기 Both are considered the best midfielders in the world right now and have faced off against each other several times in their respective clubs.

In the 2023-2024 season, Real beat Man City in the UEFA Champions League (UCL) quarterfinals. They also beat Dortmund in the final to lift the trophy again. The UCL final was even Cross's last game for the club.

He will retire at the end of this season. In fact, the UCL final was his last game for Real, so he is now focusing on the last dance with the German national team. If they can beat Spain in the quarterfinals, he can go out with a bang at the Euros on home soil.

"Honestly, Kroos is a great player," said FC Barcelona and Spain midfielder Pedri, "but I hope it's his last game with us." He's going to retire him with his own hands.

"I'd like to bring Ilkay Gundogan from the German national team, I played with him at Barça, but he's good in all positions," he said, adding with a smile, "I hope he doesn't play against Spain, I'd like to see him naturalize in Spain."

Retiring Andy Murray gets a standing ovation and a tearful farewell

British tennis icon Andy Murray has bid a tearful farewell to Wimbledon for the final time.

Murray, along with his brother Jamie Murray, lost 0-2 (6-7<6-8> 4-6) to Australia's John Pierce and Rinki Hijikata in their first round men's doubles match at the All England Club in London, England, on Friday (June 5).

Murray, who underwent back surgery last month and was expected to miss this year's Wimbledon, was eager to compete after announcing his retirement this year.

He had planned to compete in the men's singles match on the third day of the tournament, but withdrew after realizing that he was not in a position to play a five-set match.

After losing the match, Murray said he was leaving Wimbledon in tears to a standing ovation from the entire crowd.

A video of Murray's career played on a large screen inside the stadium, and the thousands of people in attendance honored him with a standing ovation.

In addition to his family - parents, wife and children - Murray was joined by fellow tennis greats Novak Djokovic (Serbia), Martina Navratilova (Czech Republic), John McEnroe (Germany) and Iga Swartek (Poland).

"I don't know if I deserve this applause, but I think (today) is a good ending for me," Murray said as he took the microphone.

"I love tennis, I want to play on the court forever, but I feel it's too hard for me physically now," he said, thanking his family, teammates, and fans.

"This tournament was a battle against the years, it was a physically demanding match," he said, adding that he was happy to be with his brother Jamie once again.

Murray is a two-time Wimbledon champion and has long been considered a tennis legend alongside Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal (Spain), and Roger Federer (Switzerland).

In 2013, he became the first British player to win the men's singles title at Wimbledon in 77 years, 고스톱사이트 and he repeated the feat in 2016.

He won back-to-back men's singles gold medals at the 2012 London and 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics and was knighted by the British royal family.

More than 10,000 fans lined up at the stadium to watch the Murray brothers play. Many people stayed up all night in front of the stadium to get tickets.

Murray will also compete in the mixed doubles event alongside US Open champion Emma Raducanu (Great Britain) on July 7. Following Wimbledon, Murray plans to retire after the Paris 2024 Olympics, which begin this month.

Paris Yi... Yang Hee-young and Kim Joo-hyung aim for the 'golden putt'

Yang Hee-young (34), who dramatically qualified for the Olympics by climbing the world rankings before the start of the Games, will be looking to repeat the feat in Paris.

Yang will be joined by Ko Jin-young (29) and Kim Hyo-joo (29) at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, which kick off on Aug. 26 (KST), as they attempt to defend their women's golf gold medal.

South Korea's Park In-bee became the first gold medalist at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, the first time golf was included in the Olympic program in 116 years. At the last Olympics, in Tokyo in 2021, she settled for a bronze medal. This year, eight years later, South Korean women's golf is back in the medal hunt.

Once the world's strongest women's golf program, South Korea's women's golf has struggled this season.

They have not won a single tournament since the start of the season until the LPGA Tour's Meyer Classic, which ended last month.

In particular, the LPGA Tour's U.S. Open, held last month, shocked the world by not having a single Korean player finish in the top 10 in 27 years.

It was Yang Hee-young who broke this frustrating trend at once.

Yang won the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, one of the LPGA Tour's majors, on March 24.

After winning her first major championship since her debut in 2008, Yang was ranked No. 5 in the Women's Golf World Ranking, which was released on March 25th. She jumped 20 spots from her previous ranking of 25th. 에볼루션 바카라사이트 She also dramatically qualified for the Olympics.

"Qualifying for the Olympics was one of my big goals this year, but I wasn't sure if I would be able to qualify because I missed back-to-back cuts in recent tournaments," Yang said after her victory, adding, "I'm really happy to have achieved my goal with this victory, and I will prepare well for the Olympics."

It will be interesting to see if Yang, who competed at the Rio 2016 Olympics eight years ago alongside Park In-bee, Jeon In-ji and Kim Se-young, can follow up her first major victory with her first Olympic medal.

Men's golf also has a player who has been performing well in the lead-up to the Olympics. That would be Kim Joo-hyung (22).

Kim finished runner-up in a playoff at the Travelers Championship, a special event on the PGA Tour, last month.

He led the field for three days from rounds one through three, but lost to world No. 1 Scotty Schauffler (USA) after a fourth-round playoff.

After struggling throughout the season, with no top-10 finishes until May, Kim rebounded with his first top-10 finish of the season at the Canadian Open on May 3, where he tied for fourth, his best result of the season, although he missed out on the title.

His world ranking also jumped from 26th to 16th (he is currently ranked 17th).

The two rebounded well ahead of the Games, and it will be interesting to see how they fare in Paris, along with women's golf's leading player, Ko Jin-young (World No. 3), national ace Kim Hyo-joo (World No. 13), and Ahn Byung-hoon (32-World No. 30), who is competing in his second Olympics.

The Olympic golf competition will be held at the Olympic Course (formerly known as the Albatros Course) at Le Golf National in Paris, France. The men's competition will take place from August 1-4, while the women's competition will take place from August 7-10.

Woosuk University '2nd overall in women's and 3rd overall in men's' boxing at national championships

Woosuk University's boxing team took second place in the women's general category and third place in the men's general category at the 2024 National Boxing Championships.

In the women's general division of the tournament, which was held recently at the Cheongyang County Gymnasium in Chungnam, Korea, Wooseok University won gold medals from Choi Bo-yeon (4th year, Advertising and Public Relations Events) and Park Hye-ji (1st year, Life and Physical Education) in the -52kg division, and bronze medals from Kim Arang (4th year, Advertising and Public Relations Events) and Hong Guk-bi (1st year, Life and Physical Education) in the -57kg division.

In the men's general category, Kim Jong-wook (-48kg) and Han Wan-hee (-80kg) won gold, Kim Sung-han (-54kg), Park Sung-hyuk (-60kg), Shin Jae-han (-75kg), Kim Han-jae (-92kg) won silver, and Moon Hyun-bin (-86kg) won bronze.

In addition, 바카라사이트넷 Lee Joon-hyuk (3rd year, -60kg) and Hong Ji-sung (2nd year, -67kg) also won bronze medals in the men's collegiate division.

Woosuk University finished third overall in the men's competition, and Han Wan-hee was named the Most Valuable Player in the men's general category.

"I'm proud of the boxers for fighting through the hot weather and not giving up until the end," said Yeo Hyung-il, head of the Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education, who coached the boxing team. "We will do our best to coach them so that they can achieve good results in future competitions."