Player update: Keli Leaupepe
2 Sep
1
min read
Sydney Kings forward Keli Leaupepe sustained a right knee injury during the Club’s NBL Blitz game against the Brisbane Bullets.
Scans have since confirmed an ACL injury. Keli will meet with specialists alongside the Club’s medical team this week to determine the best management and recovery plan.
Unfortunately, this injury will see Keli unable to take to the court for the NBL 2025/26 season. Our focus now is on supporting him every step of the way through his rehabilitation and recovery, and the entire Kings organisation will be right behind him too. Updates will be shared when appropriate.
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