GH Women’s Wrestling Team Achieves 2 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze at 52nd Presidential Championships

The women's wrestling team of Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Development Corporation (GH) demonstrated its prowess as one of Korea’s top corporate teams by winning 2 gold medals, 1 silver medal, and 1 bronze medal at the 52nd Presidential National Wrestling Championships.

According to GH’s announcement on July 30, at the freestyle event for the women’s general division of the Presidential Wrestling Championships, held at the Yanggu Culture and Sports Center in Yanggu-gun, Gangwon Province from July 24, Kim Jinhui won the gold medal in the 50kg category, Cho Eunso claimed gold in the 59kg category, Oh Eunhye won a silver medal in the 55kg category, and Choi Kyuhui secured a bronze medal in the 65kg category.

Team captain Kim Jinhui reinforced her dominance in her weight class by winning three consecutive gold medals—at the President’s Cup in March, the KBS Cup in June, and now at this event.

Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation Wrestling Supporters are cheering enthusiastically as their player wins the competition held on the 29th. Photo by Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation

Cho Eunso, who is the national U23 representative in the 59kg category, followed up her KBS Cup victory with another championship win, showing she has fully adapted to the senior level and emerging as Korea’s top female wrestling prospect.

GH President Kim Yongjin stated, “I am truly proud of the team, who have worked so hard in preparation for this competition.” He added, “GH will continue systematic support for our athletes’ growth and will do our utmost in various ways to ensure that women's wrestling—which receives little attention—can gain more popularity and advance further among the public.”

Meanwhile, on the 29th, GH dispatched its official women’s wrestling supporters’ group “Go Heroes,” consisting of employees from various divisions, to the venue to cheer on the team, attracting attention for their enthusiastic support. Established last year and now in its second term, the 34-member supporters group held a kick-off ceremony with the athletes on the 22nd to promote the team's ongoing growth. “Go Heroes” is a symbolic presence that fosters unity and cohesion within GH and works to revitalize organizational culture through sports cheering activities.

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