Gwangmyeong City and Lim Oh-kyung, a member of the National Assembly, signed an agreement with SK Shoes
Gwangmyeong City, expects local sports development and economic revitalization
SK Sugar Gliders (representative Kyu-tak Cha, hereafter SK Shoes), a prestigious club that won the 2017 and 2020 Handball Korea League championships, has established a new home in Gwangmyeong City.
Gwangmyeong City (Mayor Park Seung-won) announced on the 20th that it had signed an agreement with Gwangmyeong Mayor Park Seung-won, National Assemblyman Lim Oh-kyung (Gap Gwang), and head of SK Shoes, Bae-Hyeon Lee, in the mid-level conference room of Gwangmyeong City Hall.
 ▲ (From left) In the morning of the 20th, in the mid-level conference room of the Gwangmyeong City Hall, SK Sugar Gliders head coach Lee Bae-hyun, Gwangmyeong Mayor Park Seung-won, and National Assemblyman Lim Oh-kyung are taking a commemorative photo after signing an agreement on the place of connection. (Photo provided by Gwangmyeong) |
Gwangmyeong Mayor Park Seung-won said, “This will be an opportunity to increase the value of sports culture in Gwangmyeong City by attracting women’s handball clubs.”
National Assembly Member Lim Oh-kyung, a former national handball representative, said, “I am happy that SK Shoes will be with Gwangmyeong City and I will support you so that handball can become a representative sport in Gwangmyeong City.” We hope to be a contributing team.”
“We will make a club loved by 300,000 Gwangmyeong citizens by trying various marketing activities and social value creation activities based on handball. We will actively promote the local economy by actively attracting handball competitions.”
In cooperation with Gwangmyeong City and National Assemblyman Lim Oh-kyung, SK Shoes plans to start marketing related sites and improve home stadium facilities from the first half of this year, settling a relationship and creating an active handball boom.
Reporter Park Myung-seop, Culture Burner 21