Hyundai Glovis Rugby

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Hyundai Glovis
Full nameHyundai Glovis Rugby Club
Union Korea Rugby Union
Founded2015;9 years ago (2015)
Location Incheon, South Korea
Ground(s) Namdong Asiad Rugby Stadium (Capacity: 5,078)
Director of RugbyKim Yonghoe
Coach(es)Park Sung Ku
Byun woojin
Captain(s) Son Min Su
League(s) Korea Super Rugby League
2023 1st
Official website
www.glovis.net/Eng/rugby/intro/contentsid/253/index.do

Hyundai Glovis Rugby is a South Korean rugby union team who plays in the Korea Super Rugby League, based in Incheon they are one of the few professional clubs in the nation, they are sponsored by Hyundai Glovis. [1]

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History

Formed in 2015 as a replacement for Samsung SDI in the Korea Super Rugby League they were unable to participate in the 2016 season due to the postponement of the league due to financial difficulties. Instead they featured at national sports tournaments, coming second in the National 7s Rugby Tournament 2016 as well as at the National Sports Festival 2016.

They made their Korea Super Rugby League debut in 2017, winning the title in the following season. They went on to win the 2019 and 2020 seasons. [2]

The team has close ties to Japan Rugby League One side Urayasu D-Rocks with Hyundai having two players join on loan from the Japanese giants; backrow Daiki Sato, Brody Macaskill and winger Takehiro Ishikawa. [3] [4] [5] [6]

Club honours

Current squad

The Hyundai Glovis squad for the 2023 season is: [1] [7]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

PlayerPositionUnion
Song Myung Jun Hooker Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Son Young Ki Hooker Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Yoo Ji Hoon Hooker Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Cho Jin Hyeon Prop Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Kim Hoe Cheol Prop Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Park Jong Yeol Prop Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Shin Woo Sung Prop Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Yang Keun Seob Prop Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Daiki Sato Lock Flag of Japan.svg Japan
Kim Do Kun Lock Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Choi Kang San Lock Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Yang Dae Young Lock Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Park Ye Chan Lock Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Lee Yong Seung Back row Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Son Min Su Back row Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Kim Yo Han Back row Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Park Joon Beom Back row Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Emosi Labati Back row Flag of Fiji.svg Fiji
Brody Macaskill Back row Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia
Kazuki Ban Back row Flag of Japan.svg Japan
PlayerPositionUnion
Heo Jae Jun Scrum-half Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Lee Myung Jun Scrum-half Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Baek Si Yoon Fly-half Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Jung Bu Hyon Fly-half Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Mun Jeong Ho Centre Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Lee Jin Kyu Centre Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Shin Hyeon Seong Centre Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Kim Kun Hee Wing Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Jeong Yeon-Sik Wing Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Shin Min Su Wing Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Kang Jin Gu Wing Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Lee Byung Jun Wing Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Takahiro Ishikawa Wing Flag of Japan.svg Japan
Baek Jong Eun Fullback Flag of South Korea.svg Korea
Nam Yu Jun Fullback Flag of South Korea.svg Korea

Club staff

Coaching [7] [8]

RoleName
Coaches Flag of South Korea.svg Park Sungku
Flag of South Korea.svg Byun Woojin
Director Of Rugby Flag of South Korea.svg Kim Yonghoe
Chief Medical Advisor Flag of South Korea.svg Oh Yunseok

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