Lessons learned; experience gained at first USGAA Finals
Aug. 26, 2019 • Ryan Shrum
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Continue readingTwo Americans visit Croke Park for first time
Jul. 15, 2019 • Brian Bland
July 14, 2019 at 6:30am: the sounds of banshees screaming were heard in a hotel room in Galway City — or maybe it was just that awful alarm clock waking us up. With the smell of bad decisions and regrets looming in the room after we attended the wedding of a former teammate, we quickly (miraculously) popped out of bed and headed to the train station.
Continue readingCelebrating the wedding of Mr. Sean Martyn and Ms. Shannon Farrelly in Galway
Jul. 14, 2019 • Brian Bland
On July 13, 2019 one of Charleston Hurling Club’s favorite members got married in Galway City. Shannon Farrelly played with Charleston from 2016. She was a huge part of the early successes of the club and it was a tremendous loss when she decided to leave us to take a great job in NYC. But we are ultimately glad that she did because that’s where she met the love of her life, the Liberty Gaels camogie club………just kidding.
Continue readingAnnouncing partnership with Palmetto Primary Care Physicians
Jul. 3, 2019 • Brian Bland
We're pleased to announce our partnership with local physician group Palmetto Primary (and Specialty) Care Physicians. Palmetto Primary Care is pleased to be the official club physicians as well as sponsors. Chairman Brian Bland recently met with Dr. Gordon Thompson, a long-time hurler, and the other doctors of the Trident office to present them with a jersey to decorate their wall.
Continue reading2019 Gov. Thomas Burke Tournament Recap
Jun. 24, 2019 • Andrew Maron
Fresh from a tournament victory in Greenville, we were eager to jump back into some competitive hurling. We spent the 4 weeks in between tournaments further developing our skills and endurance, playing Stick-Toss games without any substitutions and introducing cardio-focused Overtime Sessions. When the tournament schedule was announced, we were excited to see our old rivals, and 2018 Junior C National Champions, Coastal Virginia (formerly Hampton Roads), hoping for an opportunity to play for the first time since they won the Holy City Cup in 2017. We were also expecting Raleigh to be a much more difficult match-up playing on their home fields than when we met at Greenville. While we managed to put together one of the strongest travel teams that we have fielded in recent years, this would be our first 13s tournament on a nearly full sized pitch. With only 3 extra players, we knew that we were leaving ourselves vulnerable in the event of an injury or exhaustion.