Picture Caption Cusabo Scholars on the CNL Travel Team have a big time with Ward Bitter after big wins and a whole lot of lacrosse at the November 2017 Fall Palmetto Classic in Ravenel, SC. Each year Bitter Lacrosse conducts a...
Cusabo Nation Lacrosse Board Bios As a parent led non profit that is focused to bring more than just quality lacrosse to the Charleston area, we believe in our youth and our community. Our children are our future leaders. We model and...
The longest running game of North America Lacrosse is believed to be several hundreds of years old. A brief history from the Federation of International Lacrosse shows that close to the to the time of the European settlement of Charleston in...
Become a Recreation or High School League Referee Boy's High School Inquiries: Each year in January, SCLOA offers High School Referee training and certifications. Cusabo Nation Lacrosse is a partner with the South Carolina Lacrosse Officials Association (SCLOA). If you want to be a referee in South Carolina for High...
We have two very tangible long term goals. -12 Local High Schools offering lacrosse as a JV and Varsity Sport -36 Local Elementary Schools integrating US Lacrosse Soft Stick Program in their PE Programs The sustainability of the sport in our area depends...
TUE 7 NOV 2017 | MATTHEW FORMAN | FUEL Dr. Richard Ginsburg took a deep breath and chuckled. "Being a parent is humbling," said Ginsburg, the co-director of the Paces Institute for Sport Psychology at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, faculty member...
News Flash Charleston County Parks News - [JOHNS ISLAND] Posted on: January 27, 2016 [ARCHIVED] Johns Island Youth Lacrosse clinics debut in March [JOHNS ISLAND] – The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) is introducing a new youth lacrosse program as part of its...
Photo by Joe Koshollek It's a spring day and your 13-year-old is playing in a tight game. An opposing player crosses a line on the field by one step, but the official doesn't call a foul. The parent sideline erupts in...
Neighborhood News - by Megan Holmes The history of lacrosse and how it got all the way to Charleston is as rich as the stories told by the Native American tribes who gave it a name. It first made its way...
By Brian Logue Charlie Shoulberg sees the trend. Some find it troubling. Others chalk it up to the natural evolution of a growing sport. In New Jersey, where Shoulberg is the vice president of the New Jersey North Chapter of US Lacrosse,...
