Korea's Ji-Sun Kim finished 2-9 in the 0-team qualifying round. . In their opening game, Korea's Ji-Sun Kim lost
9-5 to
Russia's Liudmilla Privivkova, droppimg another game,
5-2 to
Norway's Linn Githmark. Korea's Ji-Sun Kim lost
10-3 to
Bingyu Wang (Harbin, CHN). Korea's Ji-Sun Kim lost
8-6 to
Mirjam Ott (Davos, SUI). Korea's Ji-Sun Kim lost
10-7 to
Sweden's Anette Norberg. Korea's Ji-Sun Kim lost
8-6 to
Patti Lank (Lewiston, USA) where Korea's Ji-Sun Kim responded with a
11-2 win over
Czech Republic's Anna Kubeskova. Korea's Ji-Sun Kim went on to lose
7-4 against
Denmark's Lene Nielsen. Korea's Ji-Sun Kim responded with a
9-3 win over
Anna Sloan (Lockerbie, SCO). Korea's Ji-Sun Kim went on to lose
9-2 against
Amber Holland (Kronau, CAN). Korea's Ji-Sun Kim lost
6-5 to
Germany's Andrea Schopp in their final qualifying round match.
Korea's Ji-Sun Kim earned
4.000 world rankings points for their preliminary round wins. For week 29 of the event schedule, Korea's Ji-Sun Kim did not improve upon their best events, remaining at th place on the
World Ranking Standings with
total points. Korea's Ji-Sun Kim ranks th overall on the
Year-to-Date rankings with
points earned so far this season.
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