Gak brothers living out their dream
28 Oct
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Gorjok (Brisbane Bullets) and Akoldah (Illawarra Hawks) competed against each other twice in the past week. On Monday in Wollongong the borther's played in front of their Mum, sisters and cousin.
"I haven't played in front of my family for 7-8 years so it's nice to have my mum there and sisters. A really great experience," Gorjok said.
Gorjok was born in Egypt after his parents fled South Sudan. The family then migrated to Australia when he was young. "My Mum, Dad, nobody sacrifices more than them."
Watch the full story from 10 News Queensland:
From war-torn South Sudan to raising three of Australia's brightest young basketballing prospects, the Gak family has quite the story. With Akoldah and Gorjok Gak playing in the NBL, and Deng in Europe, the brothers are living their dream| @illawarrahawks @BrisbaneBullets pic.twitter.com/7yUfy7t33O
— 10 News Queensland (@10NewsQLD) October 27, 2022

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