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Lee Jung-hyun's three at the buzzer gives Sono a 97-96 win over KCC, SK come back from 20 down to beat LG, and Samsung go 8-0

KCC led by two with six seconds left in Goyang. Johnny O'Bryant III grabbed a missed free throw and Lee Jung-hyun hit the winner as time ran out. SK trailed LG 37-17 on Saturday and won 86-85, then beat KT on Sunday. Samsung won at Hyundai Mobis and at Korea Gas and are still unbeaten.

By Han Ji-wooDesk name · October 25, 2026 · 6 min read

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KCC were ahead 96-94 with six seconds left in Goyang, and Lee Jae-do was at the line for Sono with three free throws. He made the first two to tie it. He missed the third. Johnny O'Bryant III got the rebound, the ball found Lee Jung-hyun, and his three went in as the clock hit zero. The Goyang Sono Skygunners beat Busan KCC 97-96 on Saturday.

It was a weekend of finishes. The Seoul SK Knights trailed Changwon LG by 20 on Saturday and won by a point. Wonju DB led all the way at Anyang and still needed a missed free throw to hold on. The Seoul Samsung Thunders won twice on the road and are 8-0.

This follows Friday's KBL report, when DB came back to win at KT.

Sono 97, KCC 96 (Saturday)

KCC pull ahead. The lead changed hands nine times. KCC led 92-85 with 3:53 left after a Shawn Long basket.

Sono come back. O'Bryant hit a three and Lim Dong-seop scored to make it 92-90. Heo Hoon scored, Lee Jung-hyun answered, and Heo Ung's basket made it 96-92 with 17 seconds left.

The last play. Kevin Quiambao missed a three, Lim got the offensive rebound, and Lee Jae-do was fouled. After his two free throws and the miss, O'Bryant's rebound and Quiambao's pass set up Lee Jung-hyun for the winning three.

O'Bryant led Sono with 23 points and eight rebounds. Lee Jung-hyun scored 19, and Quiambao had 16 points, five rebounds and four assists. Heo Hoon had 19 points and eight assists for KCC, and Long had 19 points and 14 rebounds. Sono have won three in a row. KCC have lost five straight.

SK 86, LG 85 (Saturday)

LG scored 12 straight points late in the first quarter and led 32-13 after one. The lead reached 20 at 37-17 early in the second quarter.

SK outscored LG 73-53 over the last three quarters. Isaiah Hicks' basket with three seconds left in the third gave SK their first lead, 66-65. The lead changed hands six more times in the fourth. Yu Ki-sang's three put LG up 85-83 with 2:32 left, and Kim Nak-hyeon answered with a three for 86-85 with 1:31 left. Nobody scored again. Jameel Warney missed a three for SK, and Yu missed two threes for LG in the last three seconds.

Kim scored 19 for SK on five threes in eight tries. An Young-jun had 16, and Hicks had 15 points and 10 rebounds. Archie Goodwin III scored 19 for LG, Assem Marei had 17 points, 13 rebounds and seven assists, and Yang Jun-seok had 16 points and 12 assists. Carl Tamayo made three of his five threes for 10 points.

SK 90, KT 79 (Sunday)

SK came back the next day and beat Suwon KT at home. KT led 61-58 midway through the third quarter, and SK scored the next 15 points. Warney scored 25, Hicks 18 and An 18, and An had six steals. Paris Bass scored 21 for KT, who have lost five in a row.

DB 95, Jung Kwan Jang 93 (Sunday)

DB scored first and never trailed. They led by 15 early in the third quarter, at 67-52. Anyang Jung Kwan Jang came back with a 10-0 run later in the quarter and stayed close to the end. Davon Reed's basket made it 94-93 with three seconds left. Ethan Alvano made one of two free throws, and Reed's rebound came with a second left, too late for a shot.

Rayshaun Hammonds scored 31 with 11 rebounds, and Alvano 28 with six assists. DB have won three straight. Rhenz Abando had 22 points and 13 rebounds for Jung Kwan Jang, and Reed scored 21.

Samsung win twice

Saturday: Samsung 91, Hyundai Mobis 71. Samsung led by 23 late in the fourth quarter in Ulsan. Kerem Kanter had 27 points and 11 rebounds, and Christopher McCullough scored 21 off the bench. Justin Gutang had 11 points and seven assists. Darius Bazley scored 33 with 11 rebounds for Mobis.

Sunday: Samsung 76, Korea Gas 68. Samsung scored 12 straight in the third quarter in Daegu for a 55-41 lead. Daegu Korea Gas got within four midway through the fourth and no closer. Kanter scored 23. Keve Aluma had 25 points and 11 rebounds for Korea Gas, and Sam Belangel scored 22 with seven assists.

Standings

Samsung are 8-0. SK are second at 3-1, then Jung Kwan Jang at 6-3, DB at 5-3 and Sono at 4-4. KCC, KT and Hyundai Mobis are at the bottom with two or three wins.

Scoring

Scoring: Sono 97-96 KCC (Saturday)

Sono: Johnny O'Bryant III 23, Lee Jung-hyun 19, Kevin Quiambao 16, David James Jr 16, Lee Jae-do 10, Kim Jin-yoo 8, Jeong Hee-jae 3, Lim Dong-seop 2, Choi Seung-wook 0.

KCC: Heo Hoon 19, Shawn Long 19, Kim Dong-hyun 16, Louis King 13, Heo Ung 10, Yun Ki-chan 9, Choi Jin-gwang 6, Jang Jae-seok 4.

By quarter: Sono 30, 16, 25, 26. KCC 27, 18, 27, 24.

Scoring: SK 86-85 LG (Saturday)

SK: Kim Nak-hyeon 19, An Young-jun 16, Isaiah Hicks 15, Jameel Warney 12, Edi Daniel 9, Oh Jae-hyun 8, Arvin Tolentino 5, Choi Bu-kyung 2, Jeon Jun-beom 0, Kim Hyung-bin 0.

LG: Archie Goodwin III 19, Assem Marei 17, Yang Jun-seok 16, Yu Ki-sang 12, Yang Hong-seok 11, Carl Tamayo 10, Jung In-duk 0, Park Jeong-hyeon 0, Yun Won-sang 0.

By quarter: SK 13, 30, 23, 20. LG 32, 19, 14, 20.

Scoring: Samsung 91-71 Hyundai Mobis (Saturday)

Samsung: Kerem Kanter 27, Christopher McCullough 21, Lee Gwan-hee 15, Justin Gutang 11, Han Ho-bin 9, Choi Seong-mo 3, Lee Kyu-tae 3, Hwang Yeong-chan 2, Choi Hyun-min 0, Lee Geun-hwi 0, Jung Sung-jo 0, Lim Dong-eon 0.

Hyundai Mobis: Darius Bazley 33, Lee Woo-suk 16, Seo Myeong-jin 9, Park Mu-bin 4, Kim Tae-wan 3, Jung Joon-won 2, Kim Kyung-won 2, Gerry Abadiano 2, Lee Seoung-hyun 0, Lee Do-heon 0, Kim Dong-jun 0, Choi Kang-min 0.

By quarter: Samsung 27, 17, 27, 20. Hyundai Mobis 21, 18, 15, 17.

Scoring: SK 90-79 KT (Sunday)

SK: Jameel Warney 25, An Young-jun 18, Isaiah Hicks 18, Edi Daniel 13, Kim Nak-hyeon 11, Kim Hyung-bin 3, Oh Jae-hyun 2, Choi Bu-kyung 0, Jeon Jun-beom 0, Choi Won-hyuk 0.

KT: Paris Bass 21, Jeon Seong-hyun 15, Moon Jeong-hyeon 14, Trey Porter 11, Kang Sung-wook 9, Miguel Oczon 5, Ha Yun-gi 4, Jung Chang-young 0, Han Hee-won 0, Park Ji-won 0, Kim Jun-hwan 0, Lee Doo-won 0.

By quarter: SK 23, 28, 22, 17. KT 19, 29, 16, 15.

Scoring: DB 95-93 Jung Kwan Jang (Sunday)

DB: Rayshaun Hammonds 31, Ethan Alvano 28, Jeong Hyo-geun 17, Lee Jung-hyun 6, Lee Yu-jin 6, Lee Yun-ki 3, Lee Yong-woo 3, Choi Seong-won 1, Kim Bo-bae 0.

Jung Kwan Jang: Rhenz Abando 22, Davon Reed 21, Moon Yu-hyeon 17, Lee Dae-heon 12, Byun Jun-hyung 9, Park Jung-woong 6, Park Ji-hoon 4, Han Seung-hee 2, Heo Il-young 0.

By quarter: DB 33, 32, 16, 14. Jung Kwan Jang 25, 27, 27, 14.

Scoring: Samsung 76-68 Korea Gas (Sunday)

Samsung: Kerem Kanter 23, Han Ho-bin 11, Lee Kyu-tae 11, Lee Geun-hwi 9, Christopher McCullough 8, Lee Gwan-hee 5, Jung Sung-jo 5, Justin Gutang 4, Choi Seong-mo 0, Hwang Yeong-chan 0.

Korea Gas: Keve Aluma 25, Sam Belangel 22, Jeong Seong-woo 10, Ra Gun-ah 9, Choi Seung-wook 2, Kim Jun-yl 0, Kim Gook-chan 0, Yang Jae-hyuk 0, Yang Woo-hyuck 0, Kim Min-gyu 0.

By quarter: Samsung 21, 17, 21, 17. Korea Gas 14, 25, 9, 20.

What is next

Sono host LG on Monday, October 26. SK host KCC on Tuesday, Korea Gas host DB on Wednesday, and Hyundai Mobis host KCC on Thursday, October 29.

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Han Ji-wooDesk name, Full Court Press — KBL. Written from the official box score and play-by-play, with every split and margin worked out here. Injury and roster news comes from league and club announcements only.

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