Hyundai E&C Asia Quarter Wipawi, “I want to help the team win”

The V-League introduced the Asian quota for the 2023-2024 season. Regardless of whether they are men or women, the Asia Quarter players who have stepped onto the V-League court are contributing to their team. Among them, Hyundai Engineering & Construction's outside heater (left) Wipawi Sitong (24, Thailand) in the women's division is gradually improving her performance and leading the team to the top ranking in the early season.

As of the 23rd, Wipawi has scored 32 points in 3 games this season and ranks 10th overall in this category. Among the Asian quarters, it ranks second after CheongKwanJang Mega (Indonesia). His defensive contribution is also high, ranking first overall in the receiving category (36 times). After the opening, he went through a warm-up against Pepper Savings Bank (5 points) and Heungkuk Life Insurance (6 points), and scored 21 points in the game against IBK Industrial Bank of Korea on the 21st, defeating Apogee Spiker (light), MoMA (25 points), and Middle Blocker (center). ) Together with Yang Hyo-jin (18 points), he led the team to a 3-1 victory with a set score. As he adapts smoothly to the V-League, the team is also cruising to second place (7 points, 2 wins, 1 loss).

Wipawi recently met with Sports Donga and said, “Before entering the country, I participated in international competitions such as the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games. “Thanks to this, he was able to maintain his sense of practice and enter the V-League stage with a body condition that was over 90% complete,” he said.

Even from their home country, they had a strong will to expand overseas. He made an early effort to adapt to the V-League by becoming friends with his new teammates Kim Da-in, Da-hyeon Lee, Yeon-gyeon Kim, and Jeong Ji-yoon at international competitions and keeping in touch with them through social media. His desire to succeed is so strong that he and his teammates from the Thai national team, Tanacha (Korea Expressway Corporation) and Ponpoon (IBK Industrial Bank of Korea), who played together on the Korean stage, encouraged each other, saying, “Let’s make sure to succeed in the V-League.”

Wipawi said, “It feels like Korean volleyball is getting closer and closer to Europe. “There seemed to be a high frequency of two strikers coming near the net and forming an “I want to help the team win,” he pledged.

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