High School Club Challenge League
K League U-18 Challenge League (hangul: K리그 U-18 챌린지리그) is the competition for the U-18 team of South Korea professional football clubs. It has started since 2008. The 8 clubs would divide into two group and they do the play-off to make the champion. The first Champion of the competition is Ulsan Hyundai FC U-18 Team (Hyundai High School FC). This competition is sponsored by Seoul Broadcasting System. Since 2009, Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, Daejeon Citizen, Daegu FC, Gyeongnam FC and Gwangju Sangmu also have started to attend this competition. From 2010, Jeju United have started to attend.
From 2009, U-18 Challenge League is one of the Korean National Youth Football League's thirteen section of under 18 years competition.
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