Hong Yoo-soon, a center from Osaka Industrial University, wore an Incheon Shinhan Bank uniform as the No. 1 overall pick in the women's professional basketball rookie draft.

Hong Yoo-soon was selected by Shinhan Bank as the first overall pick in the 2024-2025 WKBL rookie draft held at Bucheon Gymnasium on the afternoon of the 20th.

Hong Yoo-soon, who played as a 3-on-3 professional player in Japan, served as a training partner for the Korean national team at the 2023 FIBA ​​3-3 Asia Cup, and joined Shinhan Bank as a special member of the tryout during the Asian quarter player draft.

Hong Yoo-soon ranked first in the combine measuring the body and athletic ability, Max Vertical Jump Height (62.6 cm), Max Vertical Jump Rich (298.8 cm, abnormal power and muscle strength), Rain Agility (12 seconds 1, turning ability) , Pro Agility (4 seconds 7, reflex nerve ability), and ¾ Coat Sprint (3 seconds 6, instantaneous acceleration speed measurement).

Wearing a Shinhan uniform, Hong said, "Thank you to the Shinhan coach and coach for choosing me. I am so happy that I was born and raised in Japan, and I can play basketball in my grandmother and grandfather's hometown of Korea. I will train hard and become a necessary player for my team."

Busan BNK pointed out Kim Do-yeon, the center of Dongju Girls' High School, in the second place.

Kim Do-yeon won the Grand Prize and Rebound Award at the National Men's and Women's Middle and High Basketball Championships during the 2024 Federation, and ranked first in the Wingspan (195cm) and Standing Rich (249.95cm, or more defensible area) based on Her tall height of 186.3cm.

Bucheon Hana Bank, ranked third, picked Soongui Girls' High School forward Chung Hyun and Yongin Samsung Life Insurance, ranked fourth, picked Chuncheon Girls' High School forward Choi Ye-seul to lead the semifinals of the "2024 FIBA ​​Under 18 (U- 18) Women's Asia Cup."

No. 5 Cheongju KB Kookmin Bank chose Song Yoon-ha, center of Sookmyung Girls' High School, and No. 6 Asan Woori Bank chose Sookmyung Girls' High School guard Lee Min-ji to be with the contributors of the "2025 FIBA ​​U-19 Women's Basketball World Cup."

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