Leaupepe joins Raiders' NBL1 South crusade
5 Mar
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Sydney Kings enforcer Keli Leaupepe will ply his trade during the off-season with the Knox Raiders.
The Melbourne club announced on Wednesday evening that King #249 would suit up for them during the 2025 NBL1 South campaign.
During his debut NBL season with the harbour city side, the Loyola Marymount alum averaged 6.3 points and 4.4 rebounds, before a hamstring injury derailed his rookie season.
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