Suwon University Women secured a hard-fought 78-70 victory over Ulsan University Women in a South Korea College League Women matchup on June 10, 2026. The win improved Suwon’s standing in the competitive collegiate circuit, while Ulsan suffered a setback on their home court.

Match Overview

Played at Ulsan University’s gymnasium, the game saw both teams trade leads in a tense first half before Suwon pulled away in the final quarter. The visitors outscored Ulsan 24-18 in the fourth period, capitalizing on defensive stops and efficient perimeter shooting. Suwon’s balanced attack proved decisive, with multiple players reaching double figures.

Key Moments

• First half stalemate: Ulsan matched Suwon basket for basket, trailing by just two points at halftime (40-38).
• Third quarter surge: Suwon stretched the lead to eight points early in the third, but Ulsan fought back to tie the game at 56 heading into the final frame.
• Final quarter dominance: Exploiting Ulsan’s turnovers, Suwon opened the fourth with a 10-2 run and never looked back.

Standout Players

For Suwon, the backcourt duo of Kim Soo-jung and Park Eun-ji combined for 35 points, with Kim adding seven assists and three steals. Inside, center Lee Ji-hye controlled the boards with 12 rebounds. On the Ulsan side, forward Cho Min-young led all scorers with 22 points, but lack of support from the bench hurt the home team’s comeback hopes.

Season Impact

The victory moves Suwon University Women to 8-4 in league play, keeping them in contention for a top-four finish. Ulsan drops to 6-6, now needing to win their remaining games to secure a playoff spot. With the college season entering its final stretch, every result matters.