korean basketball

BUSAN, South Korea - Wonju Dongbu Promy continued their dream season, winning the regular season championship and their 14th game in a row with a convincing 73-60 win over KT. It’s the fourth regular season championship in the teams 15 year history.

SEOUL - KT used a big fourth quarter run to defeat the Seoul SK Knights for the second time in three days.

BUSAN, South Korea - Cho Sung-min scored 28 points, and Park Sang-oh added 23 as the KT Sonic Boom beat the Seoul SK Knights 79-71 in overtime Friday night.

Charles Rhodes also added another double-double, with 12 points and 15 rebounds.

SK got off to a quick start, led by some hot shooting by small forward Kim Hyo-bum, who went a perfect 3-3 from behind the arc. KT only hit one of six three pointers, allowing SK to build up an early 24-13 lead.

KT regrouped early in the second, going on an 8-2 run to close the gap to 26-24, but SK started to penetrate the middle, scoring twelve straight points in the paint to close the half with a 38-33 lead.

SEOUL - Moon Tae-young won the MVP of the Korean All Star Game Sunday afternoon in Seoul, helping the Dream Team to a 143-119 victory over the Magic Team.

SEOUL - Three members of the KT Sonic Boom will be heading to Seoul to participate in the 2012 KBL All Star Game. Guard Cho Sung-min was elected as a starter for Team Magic, while Cho Dong-hyun and Charles Rhodes were also coaches selection.

The game will take place January 29 at 3 p.m. in Seoul.

Team Dream

Starting 5

Tony Akins, Kim Sun-hyung, Eric Sandrin, Jarod Stevenson, Oh Se-keun

Coaches Choice

Kim Tae-sool, Lee si-jun, Yang Hee-jong, Lee hyun-ho, Choo Seung-gyun, Ha Seung-jin, Alexander Johnson

Team Magic

Starting 5

Yang Dong-geun, Cho Sung-min, Kim Joo-sung, Greg Stevenson, Rod Benson

Coaches Choice

Park Ji-hyun, Kim Hyun-joong, Cho Dong-hyun, Chris Williams, Choi Jin-soo, Charles Rhodes, Song Chang-moo.

CHANGWON - Charles Rhodes, Park Sang-oh and Cho Sung-min combined for 78 points to lead KT to an easy 96-78 win over Changwon LG Sakers Friday night.

Rhodes led the charge with 32 points, while adding nine rebounds. Cho added 24 points while Park added 22.

KT erupted for 53 first half points, taking a 12 point halftime lead. They shot 53% from the field for the game, in one of their best shooting performances in the past couple of weeks. KT also hit eight three pointers in the game.

LG was lead by Aaron Haynes with 23 points.

KT's next game is at home Wednesday night versus the Seoul SK Knights.

ANYANG - Anyang KGC won their sixth straight game, using a 57 point second half to blow the game open and beat the Sonic Boom 89-66 at home Wednesday night.

BUSAN, South Korea - The KT Sonic Boom looked impressive Saturday, then fell flat Sunday, as they split two games over the weekend.

On Saturday at home, The KT Sonic Boom got off to a quick start and never looked back, defeating the Seoul Samsung Thunders 72-61 for the second time this week.

BUSAN - KT forward Park Sang-Oh played like the reigning MVP, leading a balanced scoring attack as the KT Sonic Boom easily defeated the Seoul SK Knights 78-60 at the Sajik Indoor Gymnasium Saturday afternoon.