The SBS drama 'TRY' ends with the Hanyang rugby team achieving a historic victory, showcasing growth and teamwork under pressure.
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*This article contains content related to the drama's story. 'TRY ~We Will Become Miracles~' has inherited the lineage of SBS-style sports drama success. In the final episode of the SBS Friday-Saturday drama 'TRY ~We Will Become Miracles~' broadcast on the 30th in Korea, the journey of the Hanyang Physical Education High School rugby team and their coach Ju Garam (Yoon Ge Sang) concluded brilliantly. The show recorded a peak rating of 7.9% and 6.6% in the metropolitan area, finishing beautifully with rising viewership (according to Nielsen Korea). This broadcast depicted the passionate final journey of the Hanyang Physical Education High School rugby team, which became complete with Garam's addition. In the harsh situation of having to fight all matches with seven players, Garam inspired courage by saying, 'There’s no part of my body that doesn’t hurt. It will be the longest 7 minutes in the world. But if we endure this moment, it will become our highlight.' The rugby team overcame the crisis of injuries and achieved the unprecedented miracle of winning the national sports festival. The shooting team coach Jung Nak Kyun (Lee Seong Wook) was taken by police for entrance exam fraud and assault on Seo Woo Jin (Park Jeong Yeon), and the principal Song Jeong Man (Kim Min Sang)'s corruption was revealed, leading to a satisfying conclusion. Through winning the national sports festival, the Hanyang rugby team achieved remarkable feats, including team captain Yoon Seong Jun (WEi Kim Yo Han) passing university entrance exams and Moon Eun (Kim Dan) being selected for the youth representative team. Garam and Bae I Ji (Im Se Mi) established their positions as coaches of the rugby and shooting teams, taking their first steps as true leaders and providing deep inspiration. Additionally, in the epilogue, Kang Tae Pung (Cho Han Gyeol), who left for Tesan High School, returns to Hanyang, hinting at a bright future for the Hanyang rugby team. The series captivated viewers with its powerful direction and one-team story. The fast-paced and immersive match scenes evoked the thrill of watching a sports manga. Furthermore, the detailed growth story of players who did not know teamwork learning to become one team through Garam increased the immersion, naturally evoking emotions that made viewers cheer for them and creating 'immersive fans' in the world of Hanyang Physical Education High School.
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