The South Korean wheelchair curling mixed team concluded their performance at the Milan-Cortina Winter Paralympics with a disappointing 4th place finish, losing in the bronze medal match to Sweden with a score of 4-7. The team, consisting of members from various provinces, had previously faced a heartbreaking loss in the semifinals against Canada, where they had a lead before succumbing in the last end. This creates a sense of regret and disappointment for the team, who had not reached a semifinal in eight years since the PyeongChang Games.

During the decisive match against Sweden, the South Korean team started strong but fell behind after losing crucial points in the 6th end, where they allowed Sweden to score two points. They managed to recover slightly in the 7th end but could not turn the tide in the 8th end, ultimately conceding additional points and finishing the tournament without a medal. The emotional toll of these near misses was evident in the players' responses post-match, with team members expressing feelings of inadequacy and disappointment over their performance.

In the wake of their loss, players expressed a determination to continue striving for success in future competitions. Lee Hyun-chul, one of the athletes, reflected on the shortcomings of the team while holding on to hopes for future challenges. The mixed team's journey in this tournament was closely followed, further highlighted by individual achievements like that of Nam Bong-gwang's wife, who secured a silver medal in the mixed doubles event, as they continue to support each other amid their competitive aspirations.