MID-ATLANTIC
DIVISION GAA
Mid-Atlantic Division GAa
The Mid-Atlantic Division of the United States Gaelic Athletic Association (USGAA) was established in 2016 to administer to the continuing growth of GAA games in the Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia region. The Division currently organizes teams in Washington D.C., Maryland (Baltimore), and Virginia (Alexandria, Virginia Beach/Norfolk and Richmond); and is continuing to grow within the Mid-Atlantic region.
USGAA National CHAMPIONSHIPS
by Mid Atlantic Teams
Baltimore
Bohemians
2016
intermediate Camogie
2012
Junior a Camogie
Junior B Men’s
Gaelic Football
2011
Junior C Men’s
Gaelic Football
2010
Junior D Men’s
Gaelic Football
2014
Junior b Premier Hurling
2009
Junior A Camogie
Junior B Hurling
Junior c Men's
Gaelic Football
2008
Junior a Ladies’s
Gaelic Football
2006
Junior b Hurling
2004
Junior A Camogie
2001
Junior b Men’s
Gaelic Football
1998
Junior b Men’s
Gaelic Football
Washington DC Gaels
Michael
Collins
2018
Junior D Men’s
Gaelic Football
Coastal
Virginia
2018
Junior A Camogie
Junior C Hurling
Mason
Dixon
2011
Junior D Men’s
Gaelic Football
2009
Junior d Men's
Gaelic Football
THE USGAA
The USGAA is the governing body responsible for promoting the sports of Hurling, Camogie, and Men's and Ladies Gaelic Football in the United States.
In the USGAA, there are over 130 adult, collegiate and youth clubs spread throughout approximately 50 cities across the United States (this list does not include all the cities that boast clubs):
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Akron
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Albany
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Albuquerque
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Alexandria, VA
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Allentown
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Atlanta
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Austin
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Baltimore
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Boston
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Buffalo
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Burlingame
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Charlotte
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Dallas
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Denver
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Detroit
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Fort Lauderdale
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Houston
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Indianapolis
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Kalamazoo
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Kansas City
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Little Rock
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Los Angeles
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Madison
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Milwaukee
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Norfolk
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Oakland
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Orange County
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Orlando
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Philadelphia
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Phoenix
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Pittsburgh
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Portland, ME
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Portland, OR
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Richmond
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Rochester
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St. Louis
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San Diego
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San Francisco
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San Jose
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Seattle
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Syracuse
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Tampa
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Twin Cities
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Washington DC
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Worcester
These clubs participate in Divisional Championship competitions to qualify for the National Finals in their respective sport and grade of competition.
