May. 2, 2019 • Ryan Shrum

USGAA Southeast Development Coach Cormac Walsh visited Charleston from April 27 to May 1, 2019. In his first stop, Walsh visited the series of sevens friendlies between Charleston and Augusta. Walsh helped referee the hurling and spent some time educating hurlers on Gaelic football. Read more about the Charleston Sevens

Apr. 29, 2019 • Ryan Shrum

With the move of the Holy City Cup to the autumn, but not full wanting to give up on the nice weather, Charleston hosted Augusta for a series of sevens friendlies. Augusta and Charleston both fielded two sides with Augusta Maroon playing Charleston White and August Blue playing Charleston Gold.

Apr. 19, 2019 • Ryan Shrum

With everyone, including the field, fully recovered from the previous week’s mud wrestling match, we were ready to hit the field for another round of Pub League games. But first, to start off the week, we held another one of our New Player Clinics. Coach Dagg ran through the fundamentals of hurling with the rookies and new recruits, and soon they’ll be confident enough to join in on the fun! We then moved into the first of our two matches for the week. 

Apr. 18, 2019 • Ryan Shrum

Growing on The Citadel's success as the first collegiate hurling club in South Carolina, club members spent time with two separate courses at the College of Charleston for an informal presentation, Q&A and hands-on demo.

Apr. 12, 2019 • Andrew Maron

Despite the threat of inclement weather, our second game of Spring Pub League went ahead according to schedule. The field conditions could have been better, but we determined that a bit of rain and mud is no bother. There was also no sense in wasting the good turnout from both teams, though several were absent or still sore from the previous day’s Cooper River Bridge Run. As luck would have it, as soon as we put our helmets on to start the game, the rain began and was unrelenting throughout the first half.