Asian Championships 2001 
Day 8, July 28, 2001: 3rd-4th Place: South Korea – Syria 95-94, OT (Seo Jang-hoon 27+11reb, Choo Seung-gyun 24 - Oussama Madani 30+10reb, Mohamad Hajar 27+15reb)
Coming off a disheartening loss in the semi, South Korea lost their confidence and outside shooting in the last game. Thanks to a surprising three-pointer from seldom-used PF Lee Gyu-sup, South Korea managed to a 95-94 overtime victory over Syria and finished third in the ABC Championship. Syria pounded the Koreans on the boards and challenged South Korea's outside shooting. South Korea only made 4-24 from the three-point line and fell to a 39-51 rebounding disadvantage. With a little luck, South Korea came home with a 3rd place trophy, the worst finish in their last three ABCs. South Korea won the 1997 ABC and lost to China in 1999 title game.
Day 7, July 27, 2001: Semifinals: Lebanon – Korea 75-72 (Fadi Khatib 24, Toni Fahed 23 - Choo Seung-gyun 18, Seo Jang-hoon 17+12reb)
Lebanon pulled out the biggest upset in the ABC Championship today when they edged South Korea 75-72 in the semifinal and advanced to the championship game. The inspiring win also means Lebanon is going to the 2002 World Championship in Indianapolis, USA, along with China, which pounded Syria 94-55 in another semi match-up. Lebanon used their man-to-man defense to contain the Koreans' perimeter shooting successfully, holding slight lead throughout the whole game. Led by Fadi Khatib, who scored 24 points, Lebanon twice overcame the Koreans' furious comeback rallies which cut the deficit to one point. Lebanon PG Toni Fahed also had 23 points. South Korea center Seo Jang-hoon had 17 points and 12 rebounds but saw his shots blocked three times by Lebanon center Joe Vogel. Choo Seung-gyun scored a team-high 18 points. South Korea head coach Kim Dong-kwang complained about the officiating after the game, claiming one of the refs from middle-east country favored Lebanon. South Korea lost to Lebanon twice in the previous three match-ups, with the other loss coming from the 1999 ABC Championship. They did rout Lebanon 97-71 in the preliminary round.
Day 6, July 25, 2001: Korea – India 97-76 (Yang Kyung Min 21, Kim Joo Sung 15+15reb – S. Robinson 19+15reb)
The Koreans made more than half of their output from beyond the arc to subdue the Indians and bare their readiness for the crossover semifinals. South Korea's firing squad put on another show yesterday, making 19 three-pointers out of 47 tries to slash the Indians 97-76.
Day 5, July 24, 2001: Korea - Syria 85-71 (Kim Byung-Chul 19+8reb, Seo Jang-Hoon 6, Choo Seung-Gyun 5 -)
Syria's 11-0 opening run is nothing for the Koreans, because South Korea came back to make 10 of 20 three-point attempts and pounded Syria 85-71. South Korea clinched the first place in Group II and secured their seed in the semifinals. Kim Byong-chul had 19 points and 8 rebounds. Centers Seo Jang-hoon and Kim Joo-sung each had 17 points and pulled down 9 and 8 rebounds respectively.
Day 4, July 23, 2001: Korea – Qatar 89-72 (Seo Jang Hoon 26+16reb, Cho Sung Won 18 – Yaseen Mahmoud 21+11reb)
South Korea regrouped in the final quarter with timely help from veteran Cho Sung-won and center Seo Jang-hoon to beat Qatar 89-72. Seo had 26 points and 16 rebounds to lead South Korea. KBL MVP Cho Sung-won had 18 points and made several key jumpers in the final quarter to open up the game. South Korea limited Qatar to 30% shooting percentage but was 4-24 from the three-point line. The Koreans also were plagued by their athletic opponents, committing 32 fouls in the game . Qatar's Yaseen Mahmoud scored a game-high 29 points.
Day 3, July 22, 2001: Korea – UAE 85-50 (Kim Joo-sung 17, Seo Jang-hoon  14, Cho Sung-won 14 -)
South Korea routed UAE 85-50 and averaged an eye-popping 45-oint winning margin in three preliminaries.
Day 2, July 21, 2001: Lebanon – Korea 71-97 (Fadi El Khatib  22 - Yang Kyung-Min 23, Seo Jang-Hoon 14, Cho Sang-Hyun 11, Cho Sung Won 11, Kim Joo-Sung 10)
South Korea pounded Lebanon with an unbelievable 16-32 from three-point territory, including a 7 for 9 shooting exhibition - in only 24 minutes --from 193cm F Yang Kyung-min, who scored game-high 23 points
Day 1, July 20, 2001: Korea – Singapore 124-51 (Cho Sang-Hyun 16, Choo Seung-Gyun 15, Seo Jang-Hoon15, Lee Kyu-Sup 15, Yang Kyung-Min 14, Kim Byung-Chul 13, Cho Sung-Won 13, Kim Joo-Sung 7,Kim Byung-Chul 6,  Kim Dong-Won 5, Hwang Sung-In 3, Kim Tae-Wan 2 - Koh M.K. 14, Wong S.Y. 13, Pathman S.M. 9, Goh J.A, 7, Lim Y.S. 3, Goh W.L. 2, Lim C.K. 2, Pang C,H, 1)

Final Standings

1. Australia 2. China 3. Taiwan 4. Japan 5. Korea 6. Kazakstan 7. Mongolia

East Asia Games 2001
Day 7, May 25, 2001: Korea - Japan 88-87 ( Kim Dong-woo 19p, Song Young-jun 18p ; Japan - Kazuhiro Shoji 16p, Satoru Furuta 10p+10rb)
Day 6, May 24, 2001: Taiwan - Korea 94-85 (Taiwan - Tien Lei 19p+10rb, Yang Yu-min 17p, Chiu Chi-yi 17p, Wu Chih-wei 14p+12rb ; Korea - Kim Joo-sung 37p+13rb)
Day 5, May 23, 2001: Korea - Mongolia 91-74 (Korea - Son Gyu-wan 16p, Kim Joo-sung 14p+5rb ; Mongolia - Tserenjanhar Sharavjamts 42p)
Day 4 - May 22, 2001: Australia - South Korea 120-86 (Paul Rogers 15p, Brett Maher 15 - Hwang Sung-in 26p+8a, Son Gyu-wan 17)
Day 3 - May 21, 2001: South Korea - China 100-97 (Kim Joo-sung 28p+7rb+4a, Son Gyu-wan 25p, Hwang Sung-in 17p+11a - Wang Zhi-zhi 38p+7rb+4a, Hu Wei-dong 17p, Yao Ming 8p+7rb)
Day 1 – May 19 - Saturday: Kazakhstan – Korea 121-92 (Andrei Shpekht 31 ; Vitaliy Strebkov 30 - Son Gyu-wan 27)

1998

  World Championships 1998 in Athens (GRE) 
Day 6, Aug.3, 1998: 15^th place game: Senegal - Korea 75-72 ( Ba 24, Dia 16 - Sang 21, Moon Kyung 18)
Day 5, Aug.2, 1998: Group 13-16: Nigeria – Korea 89-65 (Okonkwo 16 - Joo 16, Jank 12)

Day 3, July 31, 1998: Korea – USA 62-88 ( Choo, Kang 12, Kim M., Cho 3, Hyun 8, Lee 7, Seo 14, Kim S., Yang 3, Moon 15 - Langdon 5, Hawkins, Garris 4, Sasser 17, King J. 13, Edwards 7, Oliver 11, Alexis 13, King G. 6, Wood 8, Amaya 4, Miller)
Day 2, July 30, 1998: Brazil – Korea 76-73 ( Machado 2, Fonseca, Cazziolato 17, Vianna 12, Varejao 2, Ferraciu 9, Rubens 6, Josuel 6, Clemente 4, Klafke 14, Joerke 4 - Choo 2, Kang 7, Kim B. 5, Cho 3, Lee 19, Seo 18, Yang 16, Moon 3, Kim J.)
Day 1, July 29, 1998: S.Korea - Lithuania 56-97 ( Choo 2, kang 2, Kim B. 6, Cho 5, Hyun 4, Lee 13, Seo 16(6/7, 6/14, 0/0, 1, 3, 2, 1, 2, 0), Kim S., Yang, Moon 6, Kim J. - Jasikevichius 5, Zukauskas E. 2, Masiulis 3, Stombergas 14, Zukauskas M., Pacesas 2, Lukminas 20, Adomaitis 15, Karnisovas 19, Maskoliunas 3, Einikis 10, Praskevicius 10)