14 Facts About Oh Se-keun

Oh Se-keun was born on 20 May 1987 and is a South Korean professional basketball player who plays for Anyang KGC in the Korean Basketball League.

Oh Se-keun was named tournament MVP after leading his team to win the President's Cup and putting up 26 points and 26 assists in the finals.

Oh Se-keun became the youngest player and only the second rookie to be named Play-off MVP.

Oh Se-keun averaged 15.0 points in 52 games and was voted KBL Rookie of the Year.

Oh Se-keun was a member of the team which won gold at the 2014 Asian Games.

Oh Se-keun was voted KBL Most Valuable Player, beating Lee.

Oh Se-keun was named Male Basketball Player of the Year, voted by KBL managers and fellow players, at the annual Dong-a Sports Awards honoring domestic professional athletes across all disciplines.

Oh Se-keun missed out on the KBL MVP Award to Doo Kyung-min but was voted Male Basketball Player of the Year at the Dong-a Sports Awards, the second consecutive time he has won it.

Oh Se-keun competed for the team at the FIBA Asia Championship 2009.

Oh Se-keun was temporarily released by the Sangmu team to the national team after being selected for 2014 Asian Games.

Oh Se-keun averaged 16.0 points and 5.7 rebounds, having played in all seven games of South Korea's campaign leading up to their third-place win.

Oh Se-keun was named in the tournament's All-Star Team in the power forward position.

Oh Se-keun was selected in 2019 for the pre-World Cup selection training camp but pulled out due to a knee injury.

Oh Se-keun's multi-faceted playing style was evident by the fact that he was the first domestic player in any officially-sanctioned adult competition to record a quadruple-double; no domestic player has achieved the feat even at senior level during the pre-KBL amateur era.