The main character of the opening game of the 51st National High School Baseball Championship was Shin Seung-min (3rd year) at Gyeonggi Commercial High School. In the first round of the tournament against Seoul Dongsan High School held at Mokdong Stadium in Seoul on the 18th, he played an active role with 2 runs on 4 bases, including 2 RBIs in the final, and led the team to a cold game win (8-1) in the 8th inning.스포츠토토
The batters at the Gyeonggi Appeal High School were tied with two hits until the 4th inning, and were dragged away by taking the first run in the top of the 5th inning. In a situation where a reversal of the atmosphere was needed, Shin Seung-min did not miss the chance for 1 out 2nd and 3rd base at the end of the 5th inning. He opened the way to a come-from-behind victory by bringing two runners home with a timely hit in the middle game. After the game, Shin Seung-min laughed, saying, “I felt like I was going to hit it unconditionally because the hitting feeling was good in the recent practice game.”
Although his batting average (0.229) was not high enough to say that he himself said, “My personal performance this year is not good,” he showed a strong side to chances in each match in the national competition. It was Shin Seung-min who scored a 3-3 tie in the beginning of the inning and led the team to a come-from-behind victory and put the team in the semifinals of the first national championship.,After that, he scored 2 RBIs at the Presidential Cup Gyeonggi Aviation Classic on the 2nd and 2 RBIs at the Hwasun Classic on the 5th. When asked about the secret to so many RBIs, he turned the ball over to his teammates, saying, “My teammates prepared good chances.” In addition to the
final hit, Shin Seung-min went on base without rest, including one walk and two hits that hit the body, two of them. “As this is the last high school tournament, I just wanted to let go of my personal greed and play as a team,” he said, expressing his determination, “I will stand at the top of the phoenix by joining forces with my colleagues.”