Na Yoon-jung (26, 174cm), who wore Kookmin Bank's yellow uniform rather than Woori Bank's blue uniform, was also still strong. Na Yoon-jung, who is taking on a new challenge, is revitalizing Kookmin Bank.

Na, who contributed to Woori's win last season, became a free agent and signed with Kookmin Bank. Na, who was nominated by Woori as the third overall pick in the rookie draft in 2017, left her affectionate Woori for Kookmin Bank. "I thought I would like to play for a new team. Kookmin Bank was the most aggressive team. I chose it because it has good facilities and good support," Na said.

Na is an athlete who enhances not only her performance but also her team's chemistry. "[I] Yoon-jeong is like a player in our team. Needless to say, she feels much better now that she is here," Kookmin Bank coach Kim Wan-soo said. "She still has a long way to go compared to how she was before," Na said with a smile.

"I've been training hard at Woori Bank for a long time. Kookmin Bank training is not easy either," said Na Yoon-jung, who is training in Jeongseon and Taebaek in Gangwon Province. "I think I'm gaining a lot from new experiences other than training," she said. "As my goal is to do a step-up, I'm preparing hard by flogging myself."

Kookmin Bank is also ranked at the bottom of the list when her best friend Park Ji-soo, who graduated from Bundang Management High School, challenges her overseas performance. However, Na Yoon-jung said, "(Park) Ji-soo said sorry. I'm rooting for her. I told her to come back a year later," she said. "She says she's weak because she doesn't have Ji-soo, but she needs to do her best. I will do what I can to strengthen my team's performance."    토토사이트

In 26 games last season, Na recorded an average of 7.2 points for 25 minutes and 28 seconds per game and a success rate of 36.8 percent of her 3-pointers. "There are many good players at Kookmin Bank, but I can have more balls and play more," Na said, emphasizing her step-up. "I want to play more aggressively. I have never scored a double-digit average yet. I want to score more than 10 points on average every game, and I want to record a success rate of 40 percent of her 3-pointers. I can do well if I aim high."