2005 V-League (South Korea) Explained

2005 V-League
League:	V-League
Sport:	Volleyball
Duration:	20 February 2005 – 8 May 2005
No Of Games:	112
No Of Teams:	M: 6 W: 5
Attendance:	101,436
Season:	Regular season (Men's)
Top Seed:	Hyundai Capital Skywalkers
Top Scorer:	Lee Gyeong-su (Gumi LIG Greaters)
Season2:	Regular season (Women's)
Top Seed2:	Korea Expressway Hi-pass
Top Scorer2:	Jung Dae-young (Hyundai Hillstate)
Finals:	Finals
Finals Champ:	M: Samsung Bluefangs W: KT&G
Finals Runner-Up:	M: Gumi LIG Greaters W: Hyundai Hillstate
Finals Mvp:	M: Kim Se-jin (Samsung Bluefangs) W: Choi Kwang-hee (KT&G)
Seasonslist:	Template:V-League (Korea)
Seasonslistnames:	V-League
Nextseason Link:	2005–06 V-League (South Korea)
Nextseason Year:	2005–06

The 2005 V-League was the inaugural season of the V-League, the highest professional volleyball league in South Korea. The season began on 20 February 2005 to 8 May 2005. Games were played at venues in Daejeon, Incheon, Cheonan and Gumi.

The inaugural season champions are Samsung Bluefangs for men's while KT&G for women's.

Teams

Men's clubs

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
Hyundai Capital Skywalkers	Cheonan	Yu Gwan-sun Gymnasium	5,482 http://www.skywalkers.co.kr/skywalkers/sky/homeground
Samsung Bluefangs	Daejeon	Chungmu Gymnasium	5,000 http://www.bluefangs.co.kr/bluefangs1213/fangs/homecourt.html
Gumi LIG Greaters	Gumi	Park Jeong-hee Gymnasium	6,277
Korean Air Jumbos	Incheon	Dowon Gymnasium	5,000 Incheon Korean Air Jumbos
Sangmu Volleyball Team	–	–
KEPCO Vixtorm	–	–	–

Women's clubs

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
KT&G	Daejeon	Chungmu Gymnasium	5,000 http://www.bluefangs.co.kr/bluefangs1213/fangs/homecourt.html
Korea Expressway Hi-pass	Gumi	Park Jeong-hee Gymnasium	6,277
GS Caltex KIXX	Incheon	Dowon Gymnasium	5,000 Incheon Korean Air Jumbos
Heungkuk Pink Spiders	Cheonan	Yu Gwan-sun Gymnasium	5,482 http://www.skywalkers.co.kr/skywalkers/sky/homeground
Hyundai Hillstate	–	–	–

Regular season

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League table (Male)

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1	20	18	2	38	3.667	1.173	Championship
2	20	18	2	38	3.625	1.171	Playoff
3	20	9	11	29	1.000	1.018	Playoff
4	20	6	14	26	0.551	0.908
5	20	6	14	26	0.542	0.926
6	20	3	17	23	0.309	0.855

League table (Female)

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1	16	12	4	28	2.668	1.208	Championship
2	16	11	5	27	1.727	1.145	Playoff
3	16	10	6	26	1.032	0.994	Playoff
4	16	4	12	20	0.500	0.884
5	16	3	13	19	0.429	0.830

Final stage

Bracket (Male)

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Bracket (Female)

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Top Scorers

Men's

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Rank	Player	Club	Points
1	Lee Kyeong-su	Gumi LIG Greaters	521
2	Jeong Pyeong-ho	KEPCO Vixtorm	342
3	Kim Seong-chae	Gumi LIG Greaters	271
4	Kang Woong-jin	Korean Air Jumbos	246
4	Yun Gwan-yeol	Korean Air Jumbos	246
6	Lee Hyeong-du	Samsung Bluefangs	244
7	Hu In-jeong	Hyundai Capital Skywalkers	240
8	Song In-seok	Hyundai Capital Skywalkers	239
9	Shim Yeon-seop	KEPCO Vixtorm	230
10	Park Seok-yun	Gumi LIG Greaters	217

Women's

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Rank	Player	Club	Points
1	Jung Dae-young	Hyundai Hillstate	319
2	Yun Su-hyeon	Heungkuk Pink Spiders	272
3	Choi Kwang-hee	KT&G	266
4	Kim Min-ji	GS Caltex KIXX	256
5	Han Song-yi	Korea Expressway Hi-pass	241
5	Han Yoo-mi	Hyundai Hillstate	241
7	Hwang Youn-joo	Heungkuk Pink Spiders	230
8	Lim Hyo-sook	KT&G	214
9	Park Mee-kyung	Korea Expressway Hi-pass	210
10	Park Kyeong-nang	KT&G	204