The Winning Try Episode 1 Review: This Made Me Laugh Out Loud!

Once a rising star in Korean rugby, a former athlete finds his promising career cut short by a scandal that forces him out of the spotlight. Years later, he makes an unexpected return, not as a player, but as the coach of his struggling high school team. However, that comes with its fair share of challenges.

The Winning Try Episode 1 has a runtime of 67 minutes.

  • The Winning Try Kdrama Cast

    Yoon Kye-sang, Lim Se-mi, Kim Yo-han, Cho Han-gyeol

  • The Winning Try Series Director

    Kim Jae-hyun, Kim Ji-yeon

  • The Winning Try Writer

    Im Jin-a

  • AKA

    트라이: 우리는 기적이 된다

The series is expected to have 12 episodes, streaming every Friday and Saturday from July 25, 2025, to Aug 30, 2025.

The Winning Try Episode 1 Recap

The Winning Try Episode 1 Review
The Winning Try Episode 1: Yoon Kye Sang

This episode starts with a thrilling rugby match between the strongest team of the league, Japan and the most promising team, South Korea.  Even though Japan has the edge being the best, South Korea has Ju Ga-ram, the MVP of the Korean rugby team. He leaves the finals with a magnificent win, but everything comes crashing down when he gets embroiled in a doping scandal. This not only finishes his career as a professional rugby player, but also takes away the title that he helped his country win.

The Winning Try Episode 1 Review
The Winning Try Episode 1: Yoon Kye Sang

After years, Ga-ram comes back to the field as a coach for his alma mater’s rugby team, which is struggling to get by, as this team is on a losing streak with talented but unmotivated players. They all have the potential to be great, but each of them comes with quirks that hinder their progress. Among them, the most talented one is Seong-jun, who is the captain of the team and also the most responsible player. However, when he finds out Ga-ram will be their next coach, Seong-jun outright refuses to accept him.

The Winning Try Episode 1 Review
The Winning Try Episode 1: Kim Yo Han

Sadly, the rugby team has way more problems on their plate than the new coach. First of all, the Vice Principal and other coaches do not like the fact that the rugby team gets a budget because they want to hog that money for themselves. On top of that, the head of PTA is also conspiring with the Vice Principal because he wants to further his own daughter’s career, who is in the shooting team.

We also get a romance angle in the series, as we see Ga-ram used to have a romantic relationship with I-ji, a coach of the shooting team. After the scandal with drugs, Ga-ram leaves I-ji without explaining anything, and now that he’s back, I-ji wants nothing but to shoot him.

The Winning Try Episode 1 Review
The Winning Try Episode 1: Lim Se Mi

Towards the end of this episode, things really looked bleak for the rugby team as Seong-jun himself voted to kick Ga-ram out as the coach without consulting with his teammates. He does this because he was promised a new coach after the Rite of Passage ceremony by the Vice Principal. However, things do not go accordingly, and Ga-ram showcases how he is not going anywhere in an entertaining but explosive way.

The Winning Try Episode 1 Review
The Winning Try Episode 1: Hwang Sung Bin

The Winning Try Episode 1 Review

I absolutely loved the first episode of the series because it has all the elements to become an entertaining sports drama in the long run. The comedy used here is really good, as it does make you laugh. Other than that, we also have a set of likeable and unlikable characters who do not come off as one-dimensional. I am definitely eagerly waiting for the next episode to see what the fate of the rugby team will be.

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The Winning Try Episode 1 Review: A fallen rugby star returns as a high school coach, sparking conflict, comedy, and a shot at redemption.
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar has a Post Graduate in English Literature and her love for Anime has taken her to study Japanese. She has nearly four years of writing experience and has been published on platforms such as IGN India, FandomWire, and CBR.

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