Thomas Flegler
Rugby league player, Brisbane Broncos
Born
August 19th, 1999
26 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Australia
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Debuted in the National Rugby League in 2019 with the Brisbane Broncos. Played as a prop and became known for strong defensive plays and competitive performances. Contributed to the team's efforts during several significant matches, including the 2020 NRL season where the Brisbane Broncos faced various challenging opponents. Participated in the Under-20s National Championship, showcasing talent at a young age. His contributions helped bolster the team's forward pack during his tenure.
Debuted with Brisbane Broncos in 2019
Played in the Under-20s National Championship
Contributed to the 2020 NRL season
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