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MI: Cyburt, GVSU shooting club open season
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Last year, the Grand Valley State shooting club had two alphas. One was senior Gregory Quante who graduated this past year. The other is current senior Alex Cyburt. Both marksmen qualified for national competition a year ago. With Quante out in the real world, it is time for Cyburt to take the reigns of the team.
He is always striving to get better, said GVSU coach Cameron Zwart. We start the conference season this Saturday. I hope he can kind of carry us through the conference season.
Cyburt is a second-year transfer student from Saline, Michigan. He transferred to GVSU from Washtenaw Community College. He had never shot a rifle in any competition setting before college. |
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mzanghetti
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| I hope Alex and the rest of the team all have a great year! Good Luck! |
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