South Korea U17

South Korea U17 Scoring Stats

Top Scorers

RK	Name	P	G
1	Koo Hyeon-Bin	4	1
	Kim Ji-Seong	4	1
	Nam Ian	4	1
	Jeong Hyeon-Ung	4	1
	Yi Yong-Hyeon	2	1
6	Park Hyun-Su	4	0
	Park Do-Hun	4	0
	Jung Hui-Seop	4	0
	Lim Ye-Chan	4	0
	Kim Do-Min	4	0
	Kim Ye-Geon	4	0
	Kim Min-Chan	3	0
	Kim Do-Yeon	3	0
	Oh Ha-Ram	3	0
	Kim Eun-Seong	3	0
	Kim Ji-Woo	2	0
	Choi Min-Jun	2	0
	Ryu Hye-Sung	2	0
	Kim Jeong-Yeon	0	0
	Choi Ju-Ho	0	0
	Heo Jae-Won	0	0

Top Assists

RK	Name	P	A
1	Lim Ye-Chan	4	1
	Kim Do-Min	4	1
	Kim Do-Yeon	3	1
4	Park Hyun-Su	4	0
	Koo Hyeon-Bin	4	0
	Park Do-Hun	4	0
	Jung Hui-Seop	4	0
	Kim Ye-Geon	4	0
	Kim Ji-Seong	4	0
	Nam Ian	4	0
	Jeong Hyeon-Ung	4	0
	Kim Min-Chan	3	0
	Oh Ha-Ram	3	0
	Kim Eun-Seong	3	0
	Kim Ji-Woo	2	0
	Yi Yong-Hyeon	2	0
	Choi Min-Jun	2	0
	Ryu Hye-Sung	2	0
	Kim Jeong-Yeon	0	0
	Choi Ju-Ho	0	0
	Heo Jae-Won	0	0

Glossary

RK:Ranking
NAME:Athlete name
P:Games played
G:Goals scored
A:Assists

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South Korea U17

South Korea U17 Scoring Stats

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