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Ota Haneda Vickies Women
07-04 13:00
76 - 59
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Sinhan Bank S-Birds II Women
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Q1
Q2
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Ota Haneda Vickies Women
19
16
18
23
76
Sinhan Bank S-Birds II Women
17
15
12
15
59
Ota Haneda Vickies Women
Sinhan Bank S-Birds II Women
2 points
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Match Info
Ota Haneda Vickies Women defeated Sinhan Bank S-Birds II Women 76-59 in a South Korea WKBL Future's League Women's game on July 4, 2025. The Vickies established control in the second half to secure a comfortable 17-point victory in this women's developmental league matchup. The game was competitive early, but Ota Haneda Vickies Women used a significant run, perhaps in the third quarter, to break open a close contest. Their defensive pressure led to transition opportunities, allowing them to build an insurmountable lead. The Future's League serves as a crucial platform for nurturing female basketball talent in South Korea, and this result provided valuable experience and a confidence boost for the winning side's roster of aspiring professionals.