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K League Junior (Hangul: K리그 주니어) is a men's youth football league of the South Korean football league system. The league is contested by twenty-five teams corresponding to the professional clubs that participate in the K League, the top two tiers of club football in South Korea. K League Junior operates in separate age groups. The U18 league was founded in 2008; the U15 league was added in 2019^[1]. A U17 league was started in 2017 and a U14 league in 2019.

All K League Junior teams also play in the K League Youth Championship, a summer tournament akin to a youth League Cup. Currently, the top 8 teams (U15 and U18) also play in their respective age groups in the National School Football League, which is akin to a youth FA Cup involving the best youth teams nationwide.

Professional clubs in the K League are required to operate both U15 and U18 clubs as a condition for their participation.

Structure[edit]

For the U18 league, in the 2008–2011, 2013, and 2014 seasons, all teams played a double round robin and there was a single winner crowned. For the 2012 season, the league was split into two regional groups, Group A and Group B. The groups were independent, and so two winners were crowned, one for each group. From the 2015 season, the regional groups returned, and the season was also split into a spring season and a fall season, similar to the Apertura and Clausura system. Each year therefore produced four champions.

Under the current system that began in 2019, the spring season operates with regional groups (Group A and Group B). However, after a single round robin, the top teams from each group are selected to participate in a championship group (Group A) for the fall season in another single round robin. The remaining teams play in another group, Group B. Although two champions are declared for the spring season, the winner of Group A in the fall season is considered the overall champion of the year.

The U15 league operates under separate regional groups (Group A and Group B) in a full-year season, palying a double round robin. There are therefore two champions crowned each year.

Participating teams[edit]

Professional K League teams may be associated with a particular school, or they may operate independent youth teams.

Group A[edit]

Professional club	U18 team	U15 team
Gangwon FC	Gangneung Jeil High School	Jumunjin Middle School
Gimpo FC	Gimpo FC U18	Gimpo FC U15
Bucheon FC 1995	Bucheon FC 1995 U18	Bucheon FC 1995 U15
FC Seoul	Seoul Osan High School	Seoul Osan Middle School
Seoul E-Land FC	Seoul E-Land FC U18	Seoul E-Land FC U15
Seongnam FC	Pungsaeng High School	Seongnam FC U15
Suwon Samsung Bluewings	Maetan High School	Suwon Samsung Bluewings U15
Suwon FC	Suwon FC U18	Suwon FC U15
Ansan Greeners FC	Ansan Greeners FC U18	Ansan Greeners FC U15
FC Anyang	Anyang Technical High School	FC Anyang U15
Incheon United FC	Incheon Daegun High School	Incheon Kwangsung Middle School
Jeju United FC	Jeju United FC U18	Jeju Middle School

Group B[edit]

Professional club	U18 team	U15 team
Gyeongnam FC	Jinju High School	Gunbuk Middle School
Gwangju FC	Kumho High School	Gwangju FC U15
Gimcheon Sangmu	Gyeongbuk Beauty Art High School	Munseong Middle School
Daegu FC	Hyunpung High School	Daegu Yulwon Middle School
Daejeon Hana Citizen	Chungnam Mechanical Technical High School	Daejeon Hana Citizen U15
Busan IPark	Gaesung High School	Nakdong Middle School
Ulsan HD FC	Ulsan Hyundai High School	Hyundai Middle School
Jeonnam Dragons	Gwangyang Jecheol High School	Gwangyang Jecheol Middle School
Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors	Jeonju Youngsaeng High School	Geumsan Middle School
Cheonan City FC	Cheonan Technical High School	Cheonan City FC U15
Chungnam Asan FC	Onyang High School	Chungnam Asan FC U15
Chungbuk Cheongju FC	Unho High School	Chungbuk Cheongju FC U15
Pohang Steelers	Pohang Jecheol High School	Pohang Jecheol Middle School

Seasons record[edit]

U18 League[edit]

Season	Year	Champions^[1]^[2]	Runner-up^[1]^[2]	MVP^[2]	Top scorer^[1]^[2]
1	2008	Ulsan HD	Jeonnam Dragons	Lee Hee-seong^[a] (Ulsan)	Kim Deok-il (Seongnam)
2	2009	FC Seoul	Jeonnam Dragons	Jung Seung-yong (FC Seoul)	Ji Dong-won (Jeonnam)
3	2010	Suwon Bluewings	Ulsan HD	Noh Hyung-goo (Suwon B)	Kim Heung-il (Daegu)
4	2011	Pohang Steelers	Jeonbuk Hyundai	Moon Chang-jin (Pohang)	Lee Gwang-hoon (Pohang)
5	2012	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Pohang Steelers	Group A: Jeonbuk Hyundai Group B: Gwangju	Kwon Chang-hoon (Suwon B) Jung Won-jin (Pohang)	Bang Chan-jun (Suwon B) Kim Gyu-min (Daegu)
6	2013	Pohang Steelers	Busan IPark	Lee Gwang-hyeok (Pohang)	Kim Shin (Jeonbuk)
7	2014	Gwangju	Jeonnam Dragons	Na Sang-ho (Gwangju)	Na Sang-ho (Gwangju)
8	2015 spring	Group A: Incheon United Group B: Ulsan HD	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Pohang Steelers	Kim Dong-heon (Incheon) Kim Geon-ung (Ulsan)	Kim Moon-soo (Anyang) Han Chan-hee (Gwangju)
8	2015 fall	Group A: Incheon United Group B: Pohang Steelers	Group A: Jeju United Group B: Ulsan HD	Choi Bum-kyung (Incheon) Kim Dong-hyeon (Pohang)	Park Hyong-min (Incheon) Kwon Gi-pyo (Pohang)
9	2016 spring	Group A: Seongnam Group B: Ulsan HD	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Pohang Steelers	Kim Min-kyu (Seongnam) Moon Jung-in (Ulsan HD)	Cho Sang-hyeon^[b] (FC Seoul) Lee Sang-heon (Ulsan HD)
9	2016 fall	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Ulsan HD	Group A: Incheon United Group B: Pohang Steelers	Yu Su-bin (Suwon B) Kim Gyu-hyeong (Ulsan)	Park Jun-ha (Gangwon) Son Seok-yong (Daegu)
10	2017 spring	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Ulsan HD	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Pohang Steelers	Jeon Se-jin^[c] (Suwon B) Park Jun-pil (Ulsan)	Kim So-woong (Seongnam) Kang Yeong-woong Busan)
10	2017 fall	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Ulsan HD	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Gwangju	Jeong Seon-gu (FC Seoul) Park Jeong-in (Ulsan)	Choo Min-yeol (Bucheon) Kim Dong-beom (Pohang)
11	2018 spring	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Ulsan HD	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Pohang Steelers	Heo Dong-ho (Suwon B) Lee Ki-hyuk (Ulsan)	Shin Sang-whi (Suwon B) Park Jeong-in (Ulsan)
11	2018 fall	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Gyeongnam	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Pohang Steelers	Kim Tae-hwan (Suwon B) Park Sang-pil (Gyeongnam)	Seo Dong-han (Suwon B) Lee Seung-yeob (Gyeongnam)
12	2019 spring	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Pohang Steelers	Group A: Suwon FC Group B: Jeonbuk Hyundai	— —	Park Gyeong-bae (Gangwon) Myung Se-jin (Jeonbuk)
12	2019 fall	Ulsan HD	Gwangju	An Jae-jun (Ulsan)	Won Gi-seob (Ansan)
13	2020^[d]	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Gwangju	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Jeonbuk Hyundai	Lee Tae-seok (FC Seoul) Eom Ji-sung (Gwangju)	Kang Seong-jin (FC Seoul) Eom Ji-sung (Gwangju)
14	2021 spring	Group A: Gangwon Group B: Ulsan HD	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Jeonbuk Hyundai	— —	Choi Seong-min (FC Seoul) Seong Jin-yeong (Jeonbuk)
14	2021 fall	Pohang Steelers	Jeonbuk Hyundai	Song Han-rok (Pohang)	Jang Ha-min (Seongnam)
15	2022 spring	Group A: Gangwon Group B: Jeonbuk Hyundai	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Daejeon	Lee Hyeon-seok (Gangwon) Lee Gyu-dong (Jeonbuk)	Seong Gi-wan (Gangwon) Yoo Seon-woo (Daejeon)
15	2022 fall	FC Seoul	Jeonbuk Hyundai	Song Jun-hui (FC Seoul)	Lee Gyu-dong (Jeonbuk)
16	2023 spring	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Jeonbuk Hyundai	Group A: Suwon FC Group B: Pohang Steelers	— —	Choi Byeong-wook (Jeju) Han Seok-jin (Jeonbuk)
16	2023 fall	Pohang Steelers	Jeonnam Dragons	Kim Won-seo (Pohang)	Kim Min-seong (FC Seoul)

^ Player changed their name to Lee Seung-bin in 2021
^ Player has since changed their name to Cho Hyun-do
^ Player has since changed their name to Jeon Jin-woo
^ Only the spring season with the regional split was played due to the COVID pandemic

U15 League[edit]

Season	Year	Champions^[1]^[2]	Runner-up^[1]^[2]
1	2019	Group A: Bucheon FC 1995 Group B: Jeonbuk Hyundai	Group A: Incheon United Group B: Pohang Steelers
2	2020	Group A: Bucheon FC 1995 Group B: Ulsan HD	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Pohang Steelers
3	2021	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Daejeon	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Ulsan HD
4	2022	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Jeonbuk Hyundai	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Ulsan HD
5	2023	Group A: Suwon Bluewings Group B: Jeonbuk Hyundai	Group A: FC Seoul Group B: Pohang Steelers

References[edit]

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f "YOUTH K리그 유소년팀을 소개합니다". Retrieved 2023-12-29.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f "K League Youth". Facebook. Retrieved 2023-12-29.

External Links[edit]

Youth section of K League website (in Korean)
K League Youth instagram (in Korean)

[3] Player changed their name to Lee Seung-bin in 2021

[4] Player has since changed their name to Cho Hyun-do

[5] Player has since changed their name to Jeon Jin-woo

[6] Only the spring season with the regional split was played due to the COVID pandemic

[KLeague.com-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f "YOUTH K리그 유소년팀을 소개합니다". Retrieved 2023-12-29.

[KLYFB-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f "K League Youth". Facebook. Retrieved 2023-12-29.

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