The women's Hyundai Engineering & Construction and the men's Korean Air finished the long run with a toast in the regular league of the 2023-2024 V-League, which played 36 games per team over about six months.

The V-League regular season, which opened on October 14 last year and played a total of 252 games from round 1 to round 6, ended on the 17th.

The court heated up as the ranking battle continued just before the end of the regular season, and fans enjoyed the joy of volleyball.

Both men's and women's teams ranked No. 1 in the regular season were screened a day before the end of the regular season.

Korean Air (71 points, 23 wins, 13 losses) beat Woori Card (70 points, 23 wins, 13 losses) in a close game to achieve its fourth consecutive win in the regular league.

Hyundai (80 points, 26 wins, 10 losses) also had a fierce battle with Heungkuk Life Insurance (79 points, 28 wins, 8 losses) throughout the regular season, and won the title during the 2009-2010, 2010-2011, 2019-2020, and 2021-2022. It then collected its fifth trophy of the regular season.

The third-place fight was also a catalyst to boost the volleyball fever.

In particular, in the men's division, four teams, OK Financial Group (58 points, 20 wins and 16 losses), Hyundai Capital (55 points, 18 wins and 18 losses), Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance (50 points, 19 wins and 17 losses), and KEPCO (50 points, 17 wins and 18 losses), competed fiercely until the end of the season to advance to the postseason.

In the V-League, a semi-playoff (semi-PO) will be held if the difference between the third and fourth places is less than three points.

The winner of the third-place fight was OK Financial Group. OK Financial Group made a splash with all four wins and took third place with four wins in Game 6.

Hyundai Capital was also the winning team. Hyundai Capital, which changed its mood after parting ways with Choi Tae-woong, achieved a semi-PO by winning the final match against OK Financial Group.

The second half of the women's deputy director (61 points, 20 wins and 16 losses) was also great.

Jang Cheong-gwan, who remained in fifth place with 24 points (7 wins and 11 losses) until the third round, went straight to PO after defeating GS Caltex (51, 18 wins and 18 losses) and IBK Industrial Bank (48, 16 wins and 19 losses) from the fourth round.

Korea Expressway Corporation (39 points, 12 wins, 24 losses), which won the championship game through PO after finishing third in the regular league last season, fell to sixth place.

Pepper Savings Bank (17, 5 wins and 31 losses), the youngest team in the women's team, has been disgraced with 28 consecutive wins, the most in the women's team history, and ranked last for three consecutive seasons. Former coach Joe Tringe was dismissed after less than a season.

In the men's division, KB Insurance (21, 5 wins and 31 losses) was confirmed to be in last place early, and he broke up with former coach Hu In-jeong during the season.