Naksaeng Go and Yongsan Go reach the quarterfinals.

On the 18th, the second game of the men’s high school finals of the 53rd Autumn National Men’s and Women’s Basketball Federation Haenam Competition was held at Woosul Gymnasium in Haenam-gun, Jeollanam-do.

In the first game, Naksango won by 12 points against Jemulpogo. Naksango took control of the game from the start with organized team play and an even scoring distribution.바카라

Naxango’s firepower only increased as the game progressed. Even Kang Min-soo, who had been quiet in the first quarter, got on the scoresheet, and in the second quarter, Naxango played stingy help defense to stop Jemulpogo’s under-the-basket movement.

Naksango did have a crisis. At the start of the second half, they gave up back-to-back three-pointers to Yoo Yoon-sang and a paint-zone score by Koo Min-kyo, but they reorganized their lineup in regulation time and managed to regain control.

In particular, jumpers by Kang Min-soo, Lim Hee-chan, and Hwang Ji-min were crucial. After defeating Jemulpogo, Naksanggo will take a day off to face Yongsanggo for the final spot.

In the match between YongsangGo and Myungji, YongsangGo sailed through to the quarterfinals with ease.

In the early stages of the game, Yongsango was caught off guard by Myungji’s pressure defense and help defense. They conceded back-to-back goals to Jang Chan under the basket and Park Tae-hwan on the outside to Kim Jung-hyun.

Lee Kwan-woo was the solution for Yongsan Go in the first quarter, as he was blocked by Lee Yoo-jin. Lee scored 12 points in the first quarter, including three three-pointers, to take the lead away from Myeongji. From there, it was all Yongsan’s pace.

There were occasional close calls, but Lee Yoo-jin was solidly centered and Jang Hyuk-jun and Kim Seung-woo hit wedge three-pointers to keep Myungji in the game. With the win, Yongsan Go will play Naksango in the quarterfinals on April 20.