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May 15, 2019 Sports
Archery Guyana has announced of the participation of its 29 year old member, Devin Persaud, at the Hyundai World Archery Championships 2019 in
the Netherlands.
Persaud has his roots in Rose Hall Town, Berbice, but is currently residing and training in Canada. He has been involved in the sport of Archery for the past 5 years during which time he became so passionate about the sport, that he started Canada’s first online Archery Shop. This is a platform from which he shares his passion whilst assisting with the continued growth of the sport as he continues to pursue his passion of representing Guyana at the highest level.
This top flight competition represents his first opportunity to secure a spot for Guyana in the upcoming 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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