Murray inserted three forwards and one defenseman from North Korea into her lineup.

Jong Su-hyon, one of North Korea's most skilled forwards, will be on the second line alongside Han Soo-jin and Lee Eun-ji.

Ryo Song-hui will center the third line, while Kim Un-hyang will play up the middle on the fourth line. The lone defender from North Korea is Hwang Chung-gum.

Before the North Koreans arrived in the South on Jan. 25, Murray said she liked the hard-nosed style of some North Korean players but didn't think anyone would be talented enough to crack South Korea's top three lines.

The 35 players have been training together since late January, and Jong was said to have made the strongest impression at the camp.

Jong will take the place of the injured Caroline Park on the second line.

Murray previously said she wouldn't give North Korean players ice time just for the sake of doing so because the objective at the Olympics is to win.

The joint team is scheduled to travel to Gangneung, about 230 kilometers east of Seoul, to move into the Gangneung Olympic Village. Its first game in Group B in the Olympic tournament will be against Switzerland next Saturday, followed by Sweden two days later and Japan on Feb. 14. (Yonhap)