Kim Yong-bae

Last updated October 15, 2025

↑ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Kim Yong-bae". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 26 May 2012.

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Kim Yong-bae at Olympedia

Kim Yong-bae

South Korea squads

v t e South Korea squad – 1998 Asian Games – Silver medal
1 Cho Myung-jun 2 Han Byeong-guk 3 Hong Gyeong-seop 4 Jeong Yong-gyun 5 Jung Jin-dong 6 Kang Keon-wook 7 Kim Jung-chul 8 Kim Yong-bae 9 Kim Yeong-gwi 10 Ko Dong-sik 11 Gu Jin-su 12 Lim Jung-woo 13 Park Sin-heung 14 Song Seung-tae 15 Yeo Woon-kon 16 Yoo Moon-ki

v t e South Korea squad – 2000 Summer Olympics – Silver medal
1 Kim Yoon 2 Ji Seung-hwan 3 Seo Jong-ho 4 Kim Chel-hwan 5 Kim Yong-bae 6 Han Hyung-bae 7 Kim Kyung-seok 8 Kim Jung-chul 9 Song Seung-tae 10 Kang Keon-wook (c) 11 Hwang Jong-hyun 12 Lim Jung-woo 13 Jeon Jong-ha 14 Jeon Hong-kwon 15 Yeo Woon-kon 16 Lim Jong-chun Coach: Jeon Jae-Hong

v t e South Korea squad – 2002 World Cup – 4th place
1 Kang Keon-wook (C) 2 Shin Seok-kyo 3 Lim Jong-chun 5 Kim Yong-bae 6 Han Hyung-bae 7 Yeo Woon-kon 8 Kim Jung-chul 9 Song Seung-tae 10 Seo Jong-ho 11 Lee Jung-seon 12 Yoon Sung-hoon 14 Yoo Moon-ki 15 Kim Kyung-seok 16 Kim Yoon 18 Yang Soo-kyuk 19 Hwang Jong-hyun 20 Jung Woo-lim 21 Kim Chul Coach: Kim Young-kyu

v t e South Korea squad – 2002 Asian Games – Gold medal (3rd Title)
1 Kang Keon-wook 2 Sin Seok-gyo 3 Jeon Jong-ha 4 Kim Yong-bae 5 Ji Seung-hwan 6 Hwang Jong-hyun 7 Kim Jung-chul 8 Lim Jong-chun 9 Kim Kyung-seok 10 Kim Yoon 11 Yeo Woon-kon 12 Kang Seong-jung 13 Song Seung-tae 14 Kim Chul 15 Seo Jong-ho 16 Lee Nam-yong

v t e South Korea squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 8th place
1 Ko Dong-sik 4 Ji Seung-hwan 5 Kim Yong-bae 6 Kang Seong-jung 7 Yeo Woon-kon 8 Kim Jung-chul 9 Song Seung-tae 10 Lim Jung-woo 11 Lee Jung-seon 15 Han Hyung-bae 16 Kim Jong-min 19 You Hyo-sik 22 Jeon Jong-ha 23 Kim Kyung-seok 25 Jang Jong-hyun 32 Seo Jong-ho Coach: Kim Young-kyu

v t e South Korea squad – 2006 World Cup – 4th place
1 Ko Dong-sik 2 Lee Seung-il 3 Kim Chul 5 Kim Yong-bae (C) 6 Lee Nam-yong 7 Seo Jong-ho 8 Kang Seong-jung 9 Yoon Sung-hoon 10 You Hyo-sik 11 Lee Jung-seon 13 Yeo Chang-yong 14 Lee Sung-min 15 Cha Jong-bok 16 Lee Myung-ho 17 Hong Eun-seong 18 Hong Sung-kweon 19 Yeo Woon-kon 25 Jang Jong-hyun Coach: Cho Sang-jun

v t e South Korea squad – 2006 Asian Games – Gold medal (4th Title)
1 Ko Dong-sik 2 Lee Seung-il 3 Kim Chul 4 Kim Yong-bae 5 Lee Nam-yong 6 Seo Jong-ho 7 Kang Seong-jung 8 Yoon Sung-hoon 9 You Hyo-sik 10 Yeo Chang-yong 11 Cha Jong-bok 12 Lee Myung-ho 13 Hong Eun-seong 14 Hong Sung-kweon 15 Yeo Woon-kon 16 Jang Jong-hyun

v t e South Korea squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – 6th place
1 Ko Dong-sik 2 Kim Byung-hoon 3 Kim Chul 5 Kim Yong-bae 6 Lee Nam-yong 7 Seo Jong-ho 8 Kang Seong-jung 9 Yoon Sung-hoon 10 You Hyo-sik 11 Yeo Woon-kon 14 Hyun Hye-sung 15 Cha Jong-bok 16 Lee Myung-ho 17 Hong Eun-seong 19 Kang Moon-kweon 22 Kim Sam-seok 25 Jang Jong-hyun Coach: Cho Myung-jun

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