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Oh Se-keun
Oh Se-keun (born 20 May 1987) is a South Korean professional basketball player who plays for Anyang KGC in the Korean Basketball League. Once a mainstay of the South Korean national team, he was a member of the gold medal-winning team at the 2014 Asian Games. Oh is the first South Korean player to record a quadruple-double in any domestic officially-sanctioned adult basketball competition, whether at college or senior level.
Oh attended Jemulpo High School in Incheon and captained the basketball team. He was named tournament MVP after leading his team to win the President's Cup and putting up 26 points and 26 assists in the finals.
Oh played for Chung-Ang University, where one of his contemporaries and best friends was fellow Incheon native Kim Sun-hyung. The duo were responsible for Chung-Ang's record-breaking run of 52 consecutive wins (from November 2008 to November 2009). During his senior year, Chung-Ang made history by winning every single game in the newly-established U-League to win the regular season title. That season, he recorded a quadruple-double against Sangmyung University and played a major role in Chung-Ang winning a record fifth consecutive MBC Cup.
Oh was drafted by Anyang KGC, the first overall pick of the 2011 KBL rookie draft. At that time, Anyang had a relatively young and inexperienced squad consisting of guard Kim Tae-sul, 2010 draftees Lee Jung-hyun and Park Chan-hee and forward Yang Hee-jong, who had just been discharged from the Sangmu team. They came up against regular season champions Wonju Dongbu Promy in the playoff final and managed to win four out of six games. In Game 6, Oh was the main force behind KGC's comeback from a 17-point deficit to win the game against a Dongbu team which boasted the league's best defensive record. He became the youngest player and only the second rookie (first-year player) to be named Play-off MVP. He averaged 15.0 points in 52 games and was voted KBL Rookie of the Year.
In April 2014, Oh enlisted for mandatory military service and was assigned to the Sangmu team after completing basic training. He was a member of the team which won gold at the 2014 Asian Games. As a result, he was given an early discharge and he returned to his team in time for the 2014-15 season.
In October 2015, the KBL announced the police investigations into over a dozen players and their involvement in an illegal gambling site. Oh, Kim Sun-hyung and several other fellow Chung-Ang University alumni were found to have been involved as college students but never engaged in any gambling-related activities ever since. The prosecution dropped its charges against them and they were instead punished by the KBL. They were ordered by the KBL disciplinary committee to pay a fine of 5% of their annual salary, suspended for 20 games and required to serve 120 hours of community service.
During the 2016-17 season, Oh was an integral part of the team which won both the regular season title and the KBL Championship. In October, he became only the second domestic player to achieve a "20–20" in points and rebounds, recording 28 points and 20 rebounds against Incheon Electroland Elephants. He was voted KBL Most Valuable Player, beating Lee. He was also named Male Basketball Player of the Year, voted by KBL managers and fellow players, at the annual Dong-a Sports Awards honoring domestic professional athletes across all disciplines. With his initial contract coming to an end that season, it was speculated that he would become a free agent and join another club like Lee did. He chose to re-sign after successful contract negotiations.
Despite the departures of Lee and other key players from the championship-winning team, Oh continued to play an integral role by contributing points in the double digits, his efforts being recognized by being awarded with the MVP of the Round award twice. Up until his until his ankle injury in the play-offs, he had led the league with 18.7 points and was playing at least 30 minutes per game on average. Anyang KGC lacked substitute options due to injury and poor form. As a result they lost to Wonju DB Promy in the semi-final rounds. He missed out on the KBL MVP Award to Doo Kyung-min but was voted Male Basketball Player of the Year at the Dong-a Sports Awards, the second consecutive time he has won it.
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Oh Se-keun
Oh Se-keun (born 20 May 1987) is a South Korean professional basketball player who plays for Anyang KGC in the Korean Basketball League. Once a mainstay of the South Korean national team, he was a member of the gold medal-winning team at the 2014 Asian Games. Oh is the first South Korean player to record a quadruple-double in any domestic officially-sanctioned adult basketball competition, whether at college or senior level.
Oh attended Jemulpo High School in Incheon and captained the basketball team. He was named tournament MVP after leading his team to win the President's Cup and putting up 26 points and 26 assists in the finals.
Oh played for Chung-Ang University, where one of his contemporaries and best friends was fellow Incheon native Kim Sun-hyung. The duo were responsible for Chung-Ang's record-breaking run of 52 consecutive wins (from November 2008 to November 2009). During his senior year, Chung-Ang made history by winning every single game in the newly-established U-League to win the regular season title. That season, he recorded a quadruple-double against Sangmyung University and played a major role in Chung-Ang winning a record fifth consecutive MBC Cup.
Oh was drafted by Anyang KGC, the first overall pick of the 2011 KBL rookie draft. At that time, Anyang had a relatively young and inexperienced squad consisting of guard Kim Tae-sul, 2010 draftees Lee Jung-hyun and Park Chan-hee and forward Yang Hee-jong, who had just been discharged from the Sangmu team. They came up against regular season champions Wonju Dongbu Promy in the playoff final and managed to win four out of six games. In Game 6, Oh was the main force behind KGC's comeback from a 17-point deficit to win the game against a Dongbu team which boasted the league's best defensive record. He became the youngest player and only the second rookie (first-year player) to be named Play-off MVP. He averaged 15.0 points in 52 games and was voted KBL Rookie of the Year.
In April 2014, Oh enlisted for mandatory military service and was assigned to the Sangmu team after completing basic training. He was a member of the team which won gold at the 2014 Asian Games. As a result, he was given an early discharge and he returned to his team in time for the 2014-15 season.
In October 2015, the KBL announced the police investigations into over a dozen players and their involvement in an illegal gambling site. Oh, Kim Sun-hyung and several other fellow Chung-Ang University alumni were found to have been involved as college students but never engaged in any gambling-related activities ever since. The prosecution dropped its charges against them and they were instead punished by the KBL. They were ordered by the KBL disciplinary committee to pay a fine of 5% of their annual salary, suspended for 20 games and required to serve 120 hours of community service.
During the 2016-17 season, Oh was an integral part of the team which won both the regular season title and the KBL Championship. In October, he became only the second domestic player to achieve a "20–20" in points and rebounds, recording 28 points and 20 rebounds against Incheon Electroland Elephants. He was voted KBL Most Valuable Player, beating Lee. He was also named Male Basketball Player of the Year, voted by KBL managers and fellow players, at the annual Dong-a Sports Awards honoring domestic professional athletes across all disciplines. With his initial contract coming to an end that season, it was speculated that he would become a free agent and join another club like Lee did. He chose to re-sign after successful contract negotiations.
Despite the departures of Lee and other key players from the championship-winning team, Oh continued to play an integral role by contributing points in the double digits, his efforts being recognized by being awarded with the MVP of the Round award twice. Up until his until his ankle injury in the play-offs, he had led the league with 18.7 points and was playing at least 30 minutes per game on average. Anyang KGC lacked substitute options due to injury and poor form. As a result they lost to Wonju DB Promy in the semi-final rounds. He missed out on the KBL MVP Award to Doo Kyung-min but was voted Male Basketball Player of the Year at the Dong-a Sports Awards, the second consecutive time he has won it.
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