George Peponis
Rugby league player and physician
Rugby league player and physician
Born in 1953, a rugby league player and physician. Played for Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in the New South Wales Rugby League. Appeared in the 1980 Grand Final, contributing to the team's successes. After retiring from professional sports, pursued a career in medicine, specializing in sports-related injuries. Held various roles in the rugby league community, including as a board member and medical advisor. Promoted health and wellness within the sport. Received recognition for contributions to both sports and medicine.
Played for Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Appeared in the 1980 Grand Final
Specialized in sports medicine
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