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200 players for Templar-Adrenale b’ball final selection

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Over 200 young talents compete in the Templar-Adrenale basketball final selection in Lagos for a spot in a new high-performance development programme. Read More: https://punchng.com/200-players-for-templar-adrenale-bball-final-selection/

200 players for Templar-Adrenale b’ball final selection

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