Seoul SK Knights secured an 81-56 victory against Korea University in a preseason practice game on August 27, led by a strong performance from Tolentino, who poured in 23 points, alongside guard Oh Jae-hyun. The match offered a rigorous early test for both clubs as they prepare for upcoming professional and collegiate competition calendars.
Tolentino and Oh Jae-hyun Spearhead SK Offense
Tolentino emerged as the focal point of the SK Knights’ attack, finishing the game with a game-high 23 points. Operating with efficiency on the perimeter and in transition, he consistently broke down Korea University’s defensive schemes. Guard Oh Jae-hyun complemented the scoring effort with active play on both ends of the floor, dictating the tempo and setting up teammates during key scoring runs.
The Seoul SK Knights coaching staff utilized the fixture to evaluate rotation depth, giving extended minutes to returning core contributors and new additions alike. Korea University struggled to match SK’s physicality and defensive pressure, particularly during the second half when the professional side extended its lead.
Preseason Context and Next Steps for SK Knights
Preseason practice games like the August 27 encounter serve as vital laboratories for KBL teams fine-tuning their rosters ahead of the official season tip-off. For Seoul SK, establishing defensive cohesion and offensive flow remains the primary objective during this phase of training camp. The team will continue its preparations with additional closed-door and public tune-up fixtures, with exact dates and opponents announced through official club channels.
Fans and analysts looking to follow the SK Knights’ ongoing preseason campaign can monitor official team announcements and KBL updates for subsequent match schedules and roster finalizations.
