The Korea Sports Association's National Sports Club Exchange Exhibition will be held in Gangjin-seo, Jeollanam-do from the 23rd to the 23rd, with 3,500 athletes from 105 designated sports clubs X 10 sports across the country (Official)
Nov 20, 2025
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The exchange will be a place to compete for skills and share harmony and communication among participants between designated sports clubs across the country. Starting with a welcome reception at the first indoor gymnasium in Gangjin at 6 p.m. on the 21st, events will be held for two days from the 22nd to the 23rd. This year, 3,500 athletes from 105 designated sports clubs nationwide, the largest ever, will compete in a total of 10 sports (basketball, dance sports, volleyball, badminton, swimming, baseball, gymnastics, soccer, table tennis, and tennis) at 18 stadiums, including Gangjin Stadium.
To enhance the safety and convenience of participating members, the Sports Safety Foundation's safety inspection consulting on 10 sports was conducted, and the Korea Anti-Doping Committee, Sports Bus, and Mokpo National University Sports Industry Research Institute counseling booths will be operated during the competition. Some games of soccer, basketball, badminton, and table tennis will be broadcast live AI on YouTube's Korea Sports Council TV. Information related to the competition can be found on the website of the sports club portal competition management system.
The Korea Sports Association expects to increase the members' sense of belonging and satisfaction through the National Sports Club Exchange Competition, while expanding the population of sports, realizing a healthy community, and establishing a virtuous sports cycle system linking sports and professional sports. Chairman of the Korean Sports Council Yoo Seung Min said, "(The sports club exchange competition is a venue for matches to confirm the skills of members, as well as exchange and harmony to communicate with each other and share the values of sports." We will continue to provide support for sports clubs to take root in our daily lives.."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
