Hye-ryeon Won

• Bats Left, Throws Left
• Height 5' 3", Weight 128 lb.

• Born January 25, 1992

Biographical Information

Hye-ryeon Won played for the South Korean women's national team.

She debuted in the 2016 Women's Baseball World Cup. In her first game, she relieved Rak-yung Kim to close out a 10-0 win over Pakistan (in Pakistan's debut game). She got Zeba Manzoor Hussain on a grounder, walked Zahida Ghani and retired Humaira Khan on a grounder. Starting against Venezuela, she retired one of five batters (Osmari Garcia); three got hits and one reached on an error. Mi-ran Lee relieved; Won was charged with 3 runs (one earned) in a loss to Oriannys Hernandez. She also pitched against Canada, retiring one of four batters. In the 2017 Women's Baseball Asian Cup, she was rocked in her mound outing against champion Japan (6 H, 6 R, 4 ER in 1 IP) but hit .273/.400/.364 with 4 runs in 5 games, handling 20 chances error-free, serving as a 1B/OF.

In the 2018 Women's Baseball World Cup, she was used at first, right, pitcher and DH. She hit .211/.375/.211 with four RBI in seven games, handled 25 chances without a miscue and had a 9.33 ERA in three pitching appearances. She did save Rak-yung Kim's win over Hong Kong. Only Bit-na Lee had more RBI for the Koreans in the event. She hit .500/.667/.727 in the 2019 Women's Baseball Asian Cup and had a 9.00 ERA in two games pitched; she was named to the event's All-Star outfield alongside Sahoo Binu and Natsuki Yonetani.