Mar. 21, 2025 • Patrick Chaussard

Despite the threat of heavy thunderstorms the 2nd week of the Spring League had another great turn out and an even more competitive match. Led by two goals from Player of the Week Tim Sanders, Team Gold was able to secure a second win over Team Blue with a score of 3-5 (14) to 0-6 (6). 

Mar. 15, 2025 • Patrick Chaussard

Team Gold was able to take game one of the Spring League backed by a bevy of goals. Blue started the game fast with a few  quick points but the rookies on Gold got comfortable as the 1st quarter ticked on and started applying constant pressure on the Blue goal. A trio of rookies had goals for the Gold including Frank G, Tim Sanders and player of the match Christian. Vets Jordan Smitley and Chris Stratton provided a stable presence in the midfield and goal which allowed the Gold attack to continue to press forward through out the game. The exciting game play was also a learning experience and Player/Coach Maron took time to give instructions on responsibilities when free ins are being taken. 

Mar. 5, 2025 • Patrick Chaussard

This Sunday March 9th is the start of Charleston GAA’s Blue v Gold Spring League. The club has split into two teams and will play a four week league aimed at teaching the game of hurling and getting players experience in a game environment. Games will be played at 11:00am at Hampton Park on March 9th, 16th, 29th and finishing on April 5th. 

Feb. 27, 2025 • Patrick Chaussard

A jammed packed Spring Season is about to begin at Charleston GAA and now is a great time to come out and join the club! Spring practices for hurling and Gaelic football have started and take place every Sunday morning at 10:45 am. Newcomers of all skill levels are welcome, we have an energetic and dedicated team who are looking forward to teaching you the skills of the game. 

Feb. 24, 2025 • Patrick Chaussard

The 2025 Holy City Cup will be held on April 12th again being held at West Ashley High School on two fields. The competition, which began in 2013, will look to build on its success from 2024 when a record 9 hurling and camogie teams took part. Possible new competitions include a Youth Blitz and Men’s Gaelic Football exhibition round robin as the Charleston GAA continues to build its Football team. Unfortunately due to a scheduling conflict the Butler Preservation Camogie Cup will not be contested this year.