Taei Yang
Age: 26
Born: Gyeonggido, KOR
Resides: Uijeongbu, KOR
Throws: Right
College/University: Korea National Open University
Curling Highlights:
2019 World Women's Bronze Medalist[cr][lf]2022 Pan Continental Finalist[cr][lf]2018 Pacific-Asia Champion[cr][lf]2022, 2018 Korean Women's Champion[cr][lf]7x Korean Women's Finalist[cr][lf]2024 Canadian Open GSOC Semifinalist[cr][lf]2020 Canadian Open GSOC Finalist[cr][lf]2019 Tour Challenge Tier 2 GSOC Champion
2019 World Women's Bronze Medalist[cr][lf]2022 Pan Continental Finalist[cr][lf]2018 Pacific-Asia Champion[cr][lf]2022, 2018 Korean Women's Champion[cr][lf]7x Korean Women's Finalist[cr][lf]2024 Canadian Open GSOC Semifinalist[cr][lf]2020 Canadian Open GSOC Finalist[cr][lf]2019 Tour Challenge Tier 2 GSOC Champion
Junior Highlights:
2023, 2019 Winter Universiade Finalist[cr][lf]2020 World Junior Finalist[cr][lf]2016 World Junior Bronze Medalist
2023, 2019 Winter Universiade Finalist[cr][lf]2020 World Junior Finalist[cr][lf]2016 World Junior Bronze Medalist
Taei Yang — Current Teams
2026-27 World Team Ranking Women's 4-Player: Team Youbeen Park
| Event Results: (Best 4 Results counted) | ||
| Korean Curling Championships | 2 | 40.150 |
| Stu Sells Toronto Tankard | 2 | 29.700 |
| Saville Grand Prix | 2 | 29.700 |
| Curling1spoon Elite 8 | 1 | 27.000 |
| Hokkaido Bank Curling Classic | 3 | 23.850 |
| Saville U25 Challenge | 2 | 22.000 |
| Prestige Hotels & Resorts Curling Classic | 5 | 18.900 |
| Wakkanai Midori Challenge Cup | N/A | 1.688 |
| World Team Ranking YTD: | 126.550 | |
| World Team Ranking Start (50.0%): | 104.290 | |
| Back to Standings | World Team Ranking Total: | 230.840 |
Taei Yang Notes
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Mar 2, 2026
A Fresh Face at the Top: You-Been Park Steps Up to Skip Chuncheon's New-Look Team
You-Been Park has joined the Chuncheon City Hall curling team as their new skip, taking over the reins from the departing Ha Seung-youn and building a lineup with serious national championship credentials. Alongside her are Third Seo-jin Park, Second Yang Tae-i -- a two-time World Championship and five-time World Junior Championship participant, and Lead Kim Su-jin, a familiar face in the Chuncheon program. Team Park arrives for 2026-27 with something to prove and the talent to back it up.