Nam Bong-gwang and Baek Hye-jin, a married couple, will represent Korea in curling at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Paralympics. They plan to cherish the shared experience of competing in different events. This marks a unique family involvement in the Paralympic Games.
The 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Paralympics will feature an inspiring story from Korea's curling team. Husband Nam Bong-gwang and wife Baek Hye-jin are set to compete, each in separate curling disciplines. This husband-and-wife duo expressed their intention to treasure the Paralympic journey together.
Curling at the Paralympics includes mixed events and individual competitions, allowing both athletes to participate without direct overlap. Representing Korea highlights the nation's growing presence in winter adaptive sports. The couple's participation underscores the personal and professional bonds that can enhance athletic pursuits.
The announcement comes ahead of the Games, scheduled for 2026 in Italy. While specific event details for Nam and Baek remain forthcoming, their involvement promises to add a heartfelt narrative to the competition. Korea's curling program continues to develop, building on past Paralympic successes.
