Jo Su-yeon조수연
Jo Su-yeon cheers for FC Anyang in football and Sono Skygunners in basketball as a member of Twinkle.
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Jung Chayeon정차연
Jung Chayeon appeared on Kiwoom's cheering platform in both 2025 and 2026, continuing her work with Gocheok's crowds.
Jung Hee-jeong정희정
Jung Hee-jeong studied ceramic design and worked in Korean professional cheering before joining Muse Girls. Her first Hsinchu season was 2025–26, followed by 2026–27. She enjoys board games and unboxing.
Kang Su-gyeong강수경
Kang Su-gyeong trained in ballet, Korean dance and street dance, and spent time as an idol trainee and in an IT job.
Kim Bo Mi김보미
Kim Bo Mi, who also uses the Chinese name 金寶美, joined Hanwha Eagles in 2026 and also works with Taiwan's Peach Girls.
Kim E Hyun김이현
Before joining Hanwha Eagles, Kim E Hyun had already worked on Wonju DB's basketball platform.
KIM GA HYUN김가현
Kim Ga-hyun began cheering with Suwon KT Sonicboom in 2025 before adding IBK Altos volleyball and KT Wiz baseball to her work.
Kim Ga-hyeon김가현
Kim Ga-hyeon became interested in cheering while watching baseball in Daegu and applied after seeing a recruitment notice. She worked with Samsung before moving to Lotte.
Kim Hae Ri김해리
Kim Hae Ri took dance classes as a child, then trained as an idol before entering professional cheering.
Kim Ja-young김자영
Kim Ja-young cheers for Korean Air Jumbos. Her 2026 volleyball work includes an away match in Daejeon.
KIM JIN A김진아
Kim Jin A was a design student and keen sports spectator when a staff member noticed her dancing near a baseball cheering platform.
Kim Ju-seon김주선
Kim Ju-seon's baseball work includes Kiwoom Heroes in 2024. She also has an individual chapter in Doosan's official 2026 introduction.
Kim Na-hyeon김나현
Kim Na-hyeon grew up in Busan and supported Lotte from childhood before becoming a professional cheerleader.
Kim Yewon김예원
Kim Yewon began professional cheering in the 2025–26 winter season, working with Anyang Red Boosters basketball and the KEPCO and Hyundai Hillstate volleyball teams in Suwon.
Kim Yeon Jeong김연정
Kim Yeon Jeong is a South Korean cheerleader who marked her 20th cheerleading year in a 2026 Hanwha Eagles interview, having started on a basketball sideline in 2007. Her experience spans basketball, volleyball, football and baseball, and she also helps new and transferred Hanwha teammates adapt to the club’s cheer style.
Lee Chae-won이채원
Lee Chae-won meets fans as a member of Kiwoom's 2026 cheering squad and expressed her commitment in a personal early-season post.