In a remarkable turnaround, Woongjin Card achieved a stunning 77.8% win rate in the second half of the season, up from just 33.3% in the first half. This resurgence, led by interim coach Park Cheol-woo, culminated in a decisive victory against Samsung Fire, securing their place in the postseason for the first time in two years. The team's impressive performance over the second half included 14 wins out of 18 matches, effectively shifting their position from a struggling 6th place to playoff contenders.

Coach Park’s impact has been significant, taking over the team after a disappointing start where they recorded only 6 wins out of 18 matches in the first half. Following his appointment, the team transformed, displaying winning strategies and increased synergy among players. Key victories during the latter part of the season included a convincing win against leaders Hyundai Capital and another significant victory against Korean Air, earning them the nickname 'top team killers'. This run has not only established Woongjin Card’s dominance but also showcased the team's capability to compete at high levels.

Park, at just 41 years old, employed a unique leadership style that maximized the potential of his core players. By effectively utilizing setters and enhancing the offensive strength of attacking players, he helped elevate their performance metrics. Players such as Ali and Rafael stood out with remarkable success rates, while the team's defensive plays were solidified by strong performances from their libero and middle blockers. As Woongjin Card prepares for the playoffs, the upcoming matches will be pivotal in determining their competitiveness in the spring volleyball season.