Wonju DB beat Goyang 95:86 in the KBL on Sunday, keeping their third-place standing intact while Goyang remain fifth. The hosts shot well from distance, landing 15 three-pointers against 14 for the visitors, and that edge proved decisive over the final period. To be fair, Goyang had been building momentum with wins over Seoul Knights and Suwon KT Sonicboom in their last outing.
The table tells a simple story at this stage of the season. Wonju DB sit on 33 wins from 54 games, two places above Goyang who have 28 victories but also 26 defeats. By then the gap between them felt narrower than the standings suggest, especially after Goyang's 82:73 victory over Goyang Seoul Thunder just a day earlier.
Wonju's efficiency from beyond the arc carried them, but they also lived with 17 turnovers compared to Goyang's 9. The visitors took 82 shots overall, 10 more than their hosts, yet could only convert 32 of them. Goyang kept knocking on the door without finding the rhythm to close out the game, and the hosts saw it out.
Rebounding tells another part of the tale. Wonju pulled down 40 boards with 33 defensive rebounds, while Goyang managed 38 total with 24 on the defensive end. The extra offensive rebounds for Goyang—14 compared to 7—showed they kept coming back, but without the shooting percentage to match.
What matters now is the table position, and Wonju keep breathing easier knowing they have not slipped further down the standings. Goyang take the loss and look ahead to the next fixture, still with work to do if they want to climb above the hosts. The support of the fans could be called devoted, but that is an assessment, not a fact. The fact is that the club sits top of the table
