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Samsung Sports
삼성스포츠
TypeSubsidiary
IndustrySport
Headquarters
Seoul
,
South Korea
Area served
Worldwide
Key peopleYoo Jung Geun (CEO of Cheil Worldwide)
ParentCheil Worldwide
Websitewww.cheil.com/hq#sports_marketing

Samsung Sports is Samsung's multi-sport club and sports marketing department in South Korea.[1][2]

Own sports teams

Suwon Samsung Bluewings players of 2008 K-League Champions
Daejeon Samsung Fire Bluefangs players
Samsung Galaxy players

Professional

Sports League Team Founded City Venue Notable players Honors Note
FootballK League 2Suwon Samsung Bluewings1995Suwon, GyeonggiSuwon World Cup StadiumYeom Ki-hun, Dejan DamjanovićK League 1: 4, ACL: 2
BaseballKBO LeagueSamsung Lions1982DaeguDaegu Samsung Lions ParkKang Min-ho, Lee Seung-YuopKBO: 8, AS: 1
BasketballKBLSeoul Samsung Thunders1978SeoulJamsil ArenaMoon Tae-young, Ricardo RatliffeKBL: 2
WKBLYongin Samsung Life Blueminx1977Yongin, GyeonggiYongin GymnasiumHuh Yoon-ja, Bae Hye-yoonWKBL: 5
VolleyballV-LeagueDaejeon Samsung Fire Bluefangs1995DaejeonChungmu GymnasiumPark Chul-woo, Yoo Kwang-wooV-League: 8, AVC CC: 2
eSportsProleagueSamsung Galaxy2000Seoul-Kang Min-soo, Park Jin-hyuk Proleagues: 1Disbanded in 2016
LCK Samsung White 2013 - Cho "Mata" Se-hyoung, Heo "PawN" Won-seok

Choi "DanDy" In-kyu, Gu "imp" Seung-bin,

Jang "Looper" Hyeong-seok

World Championships: 1 Disbanded in 2015
Samsung Blue 2013 - Kim "Deft" Hyuk-kyu, Lee "Spirit" Da-yoon,

Choi "Acorn" Cheon-ju, Lee "Heart" Gwan-hyung,

Bae "dade" Eo-jin

LCK: 1
Samsung Galaxy 2015 - Lee Min-ho, Kang Chan-yong, Park Jae-hyeok,

Jo Yong-in, Lee Seong-jin

World Championships: 1 Disbanded in 2018

Amateur

Sports Parent company Team Founded Training ground Notable players Note
EquestrianSamsung ElectronicsSamsung Electronics Equestrian Club1988Samsung Equestrian CenterChoi Joon-sangDisbanded in 2010
AthleticsSamsung Electronics Athletic Club2000Challenge CampLee Bong-ju
RugbySamsung Heavy IndustriesSamsung Heavy Industries Rugby Club1995Yoon Tae-ilDisbanded in 2015
BadmintonSamsung Life InsuranceSamsung Life Insurance Badminton Club1996Hanullim GymnasiumLee Yong-dae, Lee Hyo-jung
TennisSamsung SecuritiesSamsung Securities Tennis Club1992Lee Hyung-taik, Chung HyeonDisbanded in 2015
Table TennisSamsung Life InsuranceSamsung Life Table Tennis Club1978Samsung Training CenterRyu Seung-min, Joo Se-hyuk
WrestlingSamsung Life Wrestling Club1983Jung Ji-hyun, Kim Hyeon-woo
TaekwondoS-1 CorporationSamsung S-1 Taekwondo Club1997Moon Dae-sung
American footballSamsung Heavy IndustriesSamsung Geoje Blue Storm1999Jeon Hong-duck

Sponsorship

2002 Winter Olympics
2012 Summer Olympics
Beach volleyball at the 2014 Asian Games
2010 Women's Hockey Champions Trophy
2012–13 UCI Track Cycling World Cup
2012 IAAF Diamond League
2013 World Rowing Championships
FIBA EuroBasket 2005
2007 AFC Asian Cup
2013 Africa Cup of Nations
2011 Copa Libertadores
Lithuania national basketball team in 2010
Canada national ice hockey team in 2006
Suwon Samsung Bluewings players wearing Samsung printed kit in ACL 2009
Chelsea FC in 2012
SE Palmeiras in 2010
Vélez Sarsfield in 2013
Melbourne Victory FC in 2009
Sydney Roosters in 2008
Essendon Football Club in 2010
Trek Factory Racing in 2015
MTN-Qhubeka in 2015
Lampre-Merida in 2014
Texas Rangers in 2010
2010 Scandinavian Masters
Chung Hyeon in 2015
Andres Gonzales in 2011
2008 Samsung 500 (NASCAR Sprint Cup Series)
2008–09 A1 Grand Prix of Nations, South Africa
Team RMG in 2012
Samsung Smart Motorsport Porsche Carrera Cup team in 2013
Honda Racing British Superbike team in 2013
2015 J-Bay Open
2013 Gran Premio José Pedro Ramírez
Samsung Fire Cup
Ondrej Nepela Arena in 2008
2004 World Cyber Games

Organization

  • International Olympic Committee[3]
  • FINA[4]
  • Asian Football Confederation
  • Confederation of African Football
  • International Association of Athletics Federations
  • International Hockey Federation
  • Union Cycliste Internationale
  • Korean Olympic Committee
  • Korea Association of Athletics Federations
  • Korea Skating Union
  • Korea Women's Football Federation[5]
  • United States Olympic Committee[6]
  • British Olympic Association
  • Italian National Olympic Committee[7]
  • Swedish Olympic Committee[8]
  • Belgian Olympic Committee[9]
  • National Olympic Committee of Ukraine[10]
  • Jordan Olympic Committee[11]
  • Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China[12]
  • Singapore National Olympic Council[13]
  • Australian Olympic Committee[14]
  • The Football Association[15]
  • Austrian Football Association[16]
  • USA Basketball[17]
  • Australian Rugby Union[18]
  • Rugby Football Union[19]
  • Hockey Canada[20]

Competition

  • Olympic Games[21]
  • Paralympic Games
  • Universiade
  • Youth Olympic Games
  • IAAF World Championships in Athletics
  • IAAF World Indoor Championships in Athletics[22]
  • IAAF Diamond League
  • FINA World Aquatics Championships[23]
  • ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup
  • UCI Track Cycling World Cup
  • World Rowing Championships
  • World Rowing Cup[24]
  • FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championship[25]
  • FIVB Volleyball World League
  • Asian Games
  • FIFA World Cup Asian Qualifiers[26]
  • AFC Asian Cup
  • Africa Cup of Nations[27]
  • Copa Libertadores
  • Austrian Cup[28]
  • Beach Soccer Intercontinental Cup[29]
  • FIBA EuroBasket[30]
  • FIBA 3x3 World Championships
  • La Liga[31]
  • National Basketball Association[32]
  • NBA Summer League
  • Major League Baseball[33]
  • Samsung Securities Cup
  • PGA Championship[34]
  • Samsung World Championship
  • Asian Amateur Championship
  • The Samsung Marathon of Tel Aviv- Israel
  • Davao Pro-am Golf Tournament
  • NASCAR[35]
  • Test match (rugby league)
  • Super Rugby
  • KBO League Post Season
  • Korea National League
  • WK League[5]
  • Women's Korean Basketball League
  • Chinese Super League
  • Italian Women's Volleyball League[36]
  • Samsung Cup World Go Championship
  • Copa Samsung[37]
  • University Athletic Association of the Philippines
  • Subroto Cup[38]
  • Samsung MOTG Freestyle World Championship[39]
  • World Match Racing Tour[40]
  • World Combat Games[41]
  • ASP World Tour[42]
  • Triple Crown of Surfing[43]
  • Whistler Blackcomb[44]
  • World Cyber Games

Individual

  • Spain Alexia Putellas
  • South Korea Yuna Kim
  • South Korea Kim Ja-in
  • South Korea Chung Hyeon
  • England David Beckham
  • Argentina Lionel Messi
  • Brazil Paulo Henrique Ganso[45]
  • Brazil Junior dos Santos
  • United States LeBron James
  • Philippines Manny Pacquiao
  • Dominican Republic David Ortiz[32]
  • Jamaica Usain Bolt[46]
  • Russia Maria Sharapova[47]
  • Serbia Ana Ivanovic[48]
  • China Li Na[49]
  • Australia James Magnussen[50]
  • Australia Ahmed Kelly
  • Japan Taku Hiraoka[51]
  • Team Samsung (2010 Winter Olympics, 2012 Summer Olympics and 2014 Asian Games)
    • Canada Team Samsung (2010 Vancouver): Wayne Gretzky, Jarome Iginla, Hayley Wickenheiser[52]
    • United Kingdom Team Samsung (2012 London): Zara Phillips, Phillips Idowu, Victoria Pendleton, Laura Trott, Alex Partridge, Jenna Randall, Daniel Purvis, Emily Pidgeon, Keith Cook, Jon Pollock, Sally Brown / David Beckham (Honorary ambassador)[53][54]
    • Italy Team Samsung (2012 London): Valentina Vezzali, Rossano Galtarossa, Sara Morganti, Silvia Salis, Clemente Russo, Luca Dotto, Stefano Tempesti, Aldo Montano, Tania Cagnotto, Elisa Santoni[55][56]
    • Malaysia Team Malaysia (2012 London): Fatehah Mustapa, Khairulnizam Afendy, Azizulhasni Awang, Lee Chong Wei, Pandelela Rinong, Nur Suryani Mohd Taibi, Cheng Chu Sian, Yu Peng Kean[57]
    • South Korea Team Samsung (2014 Incheon): Park Tae-hwan, Kim Nam-hun, Kim Yong-woong, Kong Tae-hyun, Youm Eun-ho[58]
    • China Team Samsung (2014 Incheon): Ma Long, Zhang Peimeng, Xu Anqi[59]
    • Thailand Team Samsung (2014 Incheon): Pornchai Kaokaew, Wassana Winatho, Nootsara Tomkom, Chatchai Butdee[60]
    • Malaysia Team Samsung (2014 Incheon): Lee Chong Wei, Pandelela Rinong[61]
    • India Team Samsung (2014 Incheon): Parupalli Kashyap, P. V. Sindhu, Deepika Kumari, Gagan Narang, Manavjit Singh Sandhu, Malaika Goel, Abhinav Bindra, Babita Kumari, Yogeshwar Dutt, Vinesh Phogat, Mary Kom, Devendro Singh[62]
    • Jordan Team Samsung (2014 Incheon): Laith Al-Bashtawi, Ihab Al-Matbouli, Reham Abu Ghazaleh, Yahya Abu Tabaikh, Dana Haidar[63]
  • Samsung GALAXY Team (2014 Winter Olympics, 2016 Summer Olympics and 2018 Winter Olympics)[64]
    • Russia (2014 Sochi): Evgeni Malkin, Tatiana Borodulina, Elizaveta Tuktamysheva, Liudmila Privivkova, Serafim Pikalov, Evgeny Ustyugov, Sergey Shilov, Nikita Kriukov, Maxim Trankov and Tatiana Volosozhar[65] / Maria Sharapova (Honorary ambassador)[66]
    • Germany (2014 Sochi): Magdalena Neuner, Isabella Laböck, Severin Freund, Anna Schaffelhuber[67]
    • United Kingdom (2014 Sochi): Eve Muirhead, James Woods, Billy Morgan, Elise Christie, Shelley Rudman, Kelly Gallagher, Charlotte Evans[68]
    • Italy (2014 Sochi): Armin Zöggeler, Christof Innerhofer, Arianna Fontana, Omar Visintin, Melania Corradini[69]
    • France (2014 Sochi): Alexis Pinturault, Tessa Worley, Vincent Gauthier-Manuel[70]
    • Netherlands (2014 Sochi): Ireen Wüst, Bell Berghuis, Bibian Mentel[71]
    • Austria (2014 Sochi): Hermann Maier, Benjamin Maier, Miriam Kastlunger, Wolfgang Linger, Andreas Linger, Christina Ager, Thomas Pöck, Gregor Schlierenzauer, Claudia Lösch, Anna Fenninger[72][73]
    •  Switzerland (2014 Sochi): Kai Mahler, Fabian Bösch, Giulia Tanno, Patrick Burgener, David Hablützel, Fanny Smith[74]
    • Ukraine (2014 Sochi): Yosyf Penyak, Andriy Deryzemlya, Annamari Chundak[75]
    • Poland (2014 Sochi): Piotr Żyła, Katarzyna Bachleda-Curuś, Andrzej Szczęsny[76]
    • Sweden (2014 Sochi): Henrik Lundqvist, Anna Holmlund, Victor Öhling Norberg, Frida Hansdotter, Helene Ripa[77][78]
    • Norway (2014 Sochi): Aksel Lund Svindal, Bastian Juell, Hedda Berntsen, Mariann Marthinsen, Ståle Sandbech[79]
    • Finland (2014 Sochi): Petteri Nummelin, Jouni Pellinen, Andreas Romar, Katja Saarinen[80]
    • United States (2014 Sochi): Evan Strong
    • Canada (2014 Sochi): Steven Stamkos, Hayley Wickenheiser, Greg Westlake, Marie-Ève Drolet, Michael Gilday[81]
    • Australia (2014 Sochi): Alex Pullin, Scotty James, Jessica Gallagher[82]
    • South Korea (2014 Sochi): Lee Sang-hwa, Lee Seung-hoon, Mo Tae-bum
    • China (2014 Sochi): Jia Zongyang, Xu Mengtao, Li Nina, Qi Guangpu[83]
    • Italy (2016 Rio): Aldo Montano, Clemente Russo, Frank Chamizo Marquez, Tania Cagnotto, Erika Fasana, Marta Menegatti, Martina Caironi[84]
    • Italy (2018 PyeongChang): Christof Innerhofer, Sofia Goggia,[85] Dorothea Wierer, Omar Visintin
  • GALAXY 11 (2014 FIFA World Cup)[86]
    • Manager: Germany Franz Beckenbauer
    • Players: Argentina Lionel Messi (captain), Germany Mario Götze, Brazil Oscar, China Wu Lei, Italy Stephan El Shaarawy, Nigeria Victor Moses, Colombia Radamel Falcao, South Korea Lee Chung-yong, Spain Iker Casillas, England Wayne Rooney, United States Landon Donovan, Russia Aleksandr Kerzhakov, Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo
  • Avengers: Age of Ultron: Argentina Lionel Messi (Iron Man), United States Eddie Lacy (Hulk), United States John John Florence (Thor), Switzerland Fabian Cancellara (Hawkeye), Japan Yoshihiro Akiyama (South Korea Chu Seong-hoon)[87]

Sports team

National team

  • South Korea Team Korea[88]
  • United States Team USA[89]
  • United Kingdom Team GB[90]
  • Singapore Team Singapore[13]
  • Italy Italia Team[7]
  • Sweden Swedish Olympic Team
  • Belgium Belgian Olympic Team
  • Australia Australian Olympic Team
  • Jordan Jordan Olympic Team
  • Hong Kong Hong Kong Olympic Team
  • Brazil Brazil national football team[91]
  • England England national football team[15]
  • Austria Austria national football team
  • England England national rugby union team[19]
  • Australia Australia national rugby union team[92]
  • South Africa South Africa national rugby union team[93]
  • Canada Canada national ice hockey team
  • Canada Canada national short track speed skating team[94]
  • China China national ski team[95]
  • Jamaica Jamaica national bobsleigh team[96]

Club

  • Argentina Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield (Former)
  • Mexico C.D. Guadalajara
  • Mexico C.F. Pachuca
  • Spain Real Madrid C.F.[97]
  • Italy Juventus FC[98]
  • England Chelsea (Former)
  • England Wimbledon (Former)
  • Thailand Royal Thai Police (Former)
  • Denmark Brøndby IF (Former)
  • Greece Olympiacos F.C.
  • Hungary Vác FC (Former)
  • Republic of Ireland Leinster Rugby
  • Northern Ireland Banbridge RFC[99]
  • Germany Frankfurt Universe[100]
  • Germany BMW Motorsport[101][102][103][104]
  • Germany FC Köln (Former)
  • Germany Eintracht Frankfurt (Former)
  • United Kingdom Samsung Smart Motorsport[105][106]
  • United Kingdom Honda Racing British Superbike team[107]
  • United States Trek Factory Racing
  • Italy Lampre-Merida[108]
  • South Africa MTN-Qhubeka[109]
  • India Mumbai Indians

Facilities

Suwon Samsung Bluewings Club House
  • Samsung Training Center
  • Samsung Leports Center
  • Suwon Samsung Bluewings Club House - Suwon Samsung Bluewings
  • Samsung Lions Ballpark - Samsung Lions
  • Challenge Camp - Samsung Electronics Athletic Club
  • Samsung Equestrian Center - Samsung Electronics Equestrian Team
  • Hanullim Gymnasium - Samsung Electro-Mechanics Badminton Club

Social contribution

  • Keunnarae Program
  • Dream Camp
  • Therapeutic Riding
  • I see your dreams[110]

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