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MID-ATLANTIC
DIVISION GAA
2009
2010
2011
2012
2015
2016
2018
1998 NACB CHAMPIONSHIP WIN
Junior B Gaelic Football - Washington DC Gaels
2001 NACB CHAMPIONSHIP WIN
Junior B Gaelic Football - Washington DC Gaels
2004 NACB CHAMPIONSHIP WIN
Junior A Camogie - Washington DC Gaels
2006 NACB CHAMPIONSHIP WIN
Junior B Hurling - Washington DC Gaels
2009 NACB CHAMPIONSHIP WINS
Junior D Gaelic Football - Mason-Dixon GFC
Junior A Camogie - Washington DC Gaels
Junior B Hurling - Washington DC Gaels
Junior C Gaelic Football - Washington DC Gaels
2008 NACB CHAMPIONSHIP WIN
Junior A Ladies Gaelic Football - Washington DC Gaels
2007
Mason-Dixon GFC was established
2008
Michael Collins GAA was established
1988
Washington DC Gaels GAA was established
on October 12th, 1988 with their Gaelic Football team, joining the Philadelphia Division. The team had a very successful year by winning the Junior Division and making it to the semi-final at the North American County Board Finals in Cleveland.
2010 NACB CHAMPIONSHIP WIN
Junior D Gaelic Football - Baltimore GAA
2011 NACB CHAMPIONSHIP WIN
Junior C Gaelic Football - Baltimore GAA
Junior D Gaelic Football - Mason-Dixon GFC
2003
Baltimore GAA was established
2012 NACB CHAMPIONSHIP WIN
Junior B Gaelic Football - Baltimore GAA
Junior A Camogie - Baltimore GAA
2014 NACB CHAMPIONSHIP WIN
Junior B Premier Hurling - Washington DC Gaels
2016 USGAA FINALS WIN
Intermediate Camogie - Baltimore GAA
2018 USGAA FINALS WIN
Junior A Camogie - Coastal Virginia GAA
Junior C Hurling - Coastal Virginia GAA
Junior D Gaelic Football - Michael Collins GAA
1998
Washington DC Gaels host the 1998
North American County Board (NACB) Finals
2014
Hampton Roads Hurling Club, Cumann na mBan Camogie Club, and Richmond Battery were established
2019
The Mid-Atlantic Division GAA hosted the 2019 USGAA Finals at Morven Park in Leesburg, VA from August 23-25
Chair of the Mason Dixon GFC announced
the decision of the clubs disbandment at the
Mid-Atlantic GAA Annual General Meeting.
Hampton Roads Hurling Club and Cumann na mBan Camogie Club merge to become the Coastal Virginia GAA at the Mid-Atlantic Annual General Meeting.
The Hampton Roads Hurling Club and Cumann na mBan Camogie Club jointly hosted the first annual Coastal Virgina Cup (CVC) on July 18th at the Princess Anne Sports Complex in Virginia Beach, VA.
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