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Peplinski is leading manM Marquette star's hard work pays off
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ALL-AREA SOCCER
Peplinski is leading man
Marquette star's hard work pays off
By BOB GOSMAN Special to the Journal Sentinel
Tuesday, December 3, 2002
David Peplinski, a senior midfielder at Marquette, has seemingly
had a soccer ball attached to his feet since he was introduced to the
sport at the age of 3.
When he is not playing at Marquette or for his club team, you can
usually find him out in his backyard, honing his skills, or juggling
a ball up to 2...
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