SIM Haein

Olympic Games

Rank	Event	Year	Location
4	Women	2012	London, GBR
10	Women	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA

World Championship

Rank	Event	Year	Location
11	Women	2019	Japan
11	Women	2011	Brazil
13	Women	2017	Germany
14	Women	2015	Denmark

Asian Championship

Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Women	2018	Japan
1	Women	2017	Republic of Korea

Athlete

Korean

Busan Infrastructure Corporation [Republic of Korea] since 2016

Kang Jae-Won [club, national], KOR

Left back (japanhandball2019.com, 13 Dec 2019)

2011 for Republic of Korea (Athlete, 05 Aug 2016)

In 2018 she sustained an injury to her elbow. (yna.co.kr, 16 Jan 2018)

At the 2015 World Championships in Denmark, she injured her knee during a match against Germany and sustained injuries to her left hand while playing against the Russian Federation. (newstong.co.kr, 15 Dec 2015; thesportstimes.co.kr, 12 Dec 2015)

She suffered a comminuted fracture to her right wrist during the first half of the semifinal against Norway at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. She was unable to play in the second half. (Athlete, 05 Aug 2016; ilyoseoul.co.kr, 10 Aug 2012; mediakhan.co.kr, 10 Aug 2012)

Handball Korea League [KOR] (yna.co.kr, 27 Jan 2020)

She first tried the sport at primary school in Samcheok, Republic of Korea. (Athlete, 05 Aug 2016)

One of her friends suggested she should try the sport. (Athlete, 05 Aug 2016)

To win a medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (hankookilbo.com, 27 Feb 2020)

Her high school coach. (Athlete, 05 Aug 2016)

"Do your best." (Athlete, 05 Aug 2016)

In 2019 she was given an Excellence Award by the Korea Handball Federation. (hkbs.co.kr, 25 Feb 2020)

She was named the Most Valuable Player [MVP] at the 2018 Busan Cup in the Republic of Korea. (yna.co.kr, 11 Jun 2016)