WON Seonpil

World Championship

Rank	Event	Year	Location
11	Women	2019	Japan
12	Women	2013	Serbia

Asian Championship

Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Women	2017	Republic of Korea

Athlete

Kangwon Tourism College, Taebaek, KOR

Korean

Gwangju Metropolitan City Corporation [Republic of Korea] since 2019

Oh Seil [club], KOR; Kang Jae-Won [national], KOR

Pivot (jnilbo.com, 12 Nov 2020)

2013 for Republic of Korea (news.kmib.co.kr, 20 Jan 2015)

She injured her left knee in a match against Seoul Metropolitan Government in the 2018/19 Handball Korea League. (2018/19 Handball Korea League Kakao TV, 24 Mar 2019)

In 2016 an injury ruled her out of the national team ahead of the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (sportsw.kr, 25 May 2018)

She suffered an injury in the 2014/15 Handball Korea League. (handballkorea.com, 07 May 2015)

She sustained a facial injury in 2013. (sbs.co.kr, 12 Sep 2013)

Handball Korea League [KOR] (handballkorea.com, 02 Feb 2020)

She began playing handball in grade seven of middle school. (news.khan.co.kr, 24 Mar 2015)

She was encouraged to try the sport by her father. (naver.com, 09 Jul 2014)

Korean handball player Park Jung-Geu. (news.khan.co.kr, 24 Mar 2015)

Her family. (news.kmib.co.kr, 20 Jan 2015)

She was named a Best Seven Player in the 2018/19 and 2020/21 Handball Korea League seasons. (kwangju.co.kr, 29 Nov 2019; winternewskorea.com, 26 Feb 2021)

She was named in the All-Star team at the 2014 World Junior Championship in Croatia. (tvreport.co.kr, 14 Jul 2014)

She was named a Best Seven Player in the 2014 Handball Korea League season. (Incheon City Hall Facebook page, 18 May 2014)