The Huddle: Keli Leaupepe
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NBL.com.au
7 Jun
1
min read
Newest Sydney King Keli Leaupepe practically lives in the gym, so what better place to catch up with the 24 year-old about his journey to this point, his connection with the Goorjian family and what he’s going to bring to Sydney next season.
The NBL's Pete Hooley is live in the gym with Keli and the pair bounce around weights (one more than the other) as they dive into many different discussions.
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