Grand Rapids Cyclones

The Grand Rapids Cyclones are a semi-pro basketball team from Grand Rapids, Michigan who compete in the Premier Basketball League. ^[1]^[2] They joined the league in 2014. Home venue is the Deltaplex in Grand Rapids, Michigan owned by Joel Langlios.^{[citation needed]}

The team was founded by Adam Chrisco and later took on Vincent J Woodhall ( Alarm Secure Inc ) as a partner.^{[citation needed]}

The team was previously announced as joining ABA in 2012. The team would play about 25 games in the PBL in 2013 and 2014. Adam Chrisco hired Jeremiah Hamlet to coach the team and he also stepped in to replace him as Coach several times. Chrisco now coaches the Owensboro Thoroughbreds of the TBL.^{[citation needed]}

In 2015 the NBA G League franchise purchased the rights to the Grand Rapids market and moved the Grand Rapids Drive into the Deltaplex.^{[citation needed]}

Grand Rapids, Michigan

History

Geography

Belknap Hill
Belknap Lookout
Cherry Hill
Eastown
Grand River
Heartside
Heritage Hill
Medical Mile

Landmarks

Transportation

Interurban Transit Partnership
- Rapid Central Station
- Silver Line
Vernon J. Ehlers Station (Amtrak)
Gerald R. Ford International Airport (in Cascade Township)

Education

Grand Rapids Public	City High-Middle Innovation Central High School Ottawa Hills High School Union High School Creston High School (closed)
Private	Grand Rapids Christian High School Catholic Central High School West Catholic High School Wellspring Prep The Potter's House (K-8 campus)
Tertiary	Aquinas College Calvin University Cornerstone University Davenport University Grace Christian University Grand Rapids Community College Grand Valley State University Pew Campus Kendall College WMCAT

Media

Economy

Businesses/Companies	Baker Publishing Group Celebration Cinema De Vaux (defunct) De Vaux Continental (defunct) Eberhard's (defunct) Family Christian Stores Gordon Food Service Herpolsheimer's (defunct) HopCat Lake Michigan Credit Union Meijer National Heritage Academies Schuler Books & Music Terryberry Turnstone (company) Yesterdog Zondervan

Organizations

Action Institute
Christian Labor Association
Our Daily Bread Ministries
Roman Catholic Diocese of Grand Rapids
- Basilica of St. Adalbert
- Cathedral of Saint Andrew
Noorthoek Academy
Van Andel Institute

Culture

Sports

Teams

Active	Grand Rapids Cyclones Grand Rapids Gold Grand Rapids Griffins Midwest United FC West Michigan Whitecaps
Defunct	Grand Rapids Alliance Grand Rapids Blizzard Grand Rapids Chicks Grand Rapids Danger Grand Rapids Dragonfish Grand Rapids FC Grand Rapids Flight Grand Rapids Hoops Grand Rapids Owls (1977–1980) Grand Rapids Owls (1993-2010) Grand Rapids Rampage Grand Rapids Rockets Kansas City Monarchs West Michigan Edge West Michigan ThunderHawks

Recreation

Parks	Crescent Park Frederik Meijer Gardens John Ball Zoo Millennium Park Rosa Parks Circle
Trails	Frederik Meijer Kent Paul Henry–Thornapple White Pine

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References

^ Eurobasket. "Grand Rapids Cyclones". US Basket. Retrieved 27 July 2024.
^ Wallner, Peter J. (4 December 2014). "Grand Rapids Cyclones haven't gone anywhere; pro basketball team has home opener Sunday". MLIVE.com. Retrieved 27 July 2024.