No ordinary champion…

RPS Faceoff

By: Kyle Gulock

Being from Michigan conjures up particular memories.  We grow up on hockey, feast on Sunday football and procure an absurd amount of joy when one of our very own wins the Rock Paper Scissors championship.  Tim Conrad clinched his title after 5 hours of relentless play at the Steam Whistle Brewery in Toronto.  But, it gets better.  The face off was the first ever all-American championship between best friends.  The winning move was a paper covering rock; that’s rich.

Conrad will take home a prize of $7,000.

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Kyle Gulock

Born into a Real Estate family, Kyle has had an interest in Real Estate from an early age. Prior to his Real Estate career, Kyle earned his Bachelor's degree in Urban Planning & Development from Michigan State University. With a constant eye on future trends and a flair for the unconventional, Kyle has a passion for leading innovative marketing methods.

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