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YOUNGGUNS

by
The Rugby Paper Team
8 September 2019

CAMERON NORDLI-KELEMETI
NEWCASTLE SCRUM-HALF

Having gained a scholarship at Terrington Hall Prep School in York, rugbymad Fijian Cameron Nordli-Kelemeti was just 11 when he made the long journey from his home country to the UK – a trip that would change his life in more ways than one.
Raised by his grandparents after his mother passed away when he was six, Nordli-Kelemeti, like most Fijian youngsters, was brought up admiring the daring-do of the great Rupeni Caucaunibuca while playing his early rugby at the LDS Primary School in Suva.
Then everything changed. Nordli- Kelemeti, 19, e...

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