2009 - The club hosted it's third annual Fresno Lacrosse Festival, which included 6 visiting teams from all over the west coast.  The CCLC got it's first Lake Tahoe Tournament victory defeating the Old Gaels 6-5 with a game winning shot from Ben Drake with seconds left on the clock.  2009 Award Winners: MVP - Mike Dean, Most Improved - Jarod Johnson, Most Inspirational - Mark Holman.

2008 - The club hosted it's second annual Fresno Lacrosse Festival, which included Palo Alto, UC Merced, and the winner, San Diego Kings.  Played against Cal Poly SLO in March, and finished the season competing in the Lake Tahoe Tournament.  2008 Award Winners: MVP - Marc Heedt, Most Improved - Ed Amerson, Most Inspirational - Grant Thor.

2007 - The first "official" season of the club, the CCLC hosted the first annual Fresno Lacrosse Festival, which included Palo Alto and University of the Pacific.  Played multiple games against club teams, and finished off the season playing in the Tahoe Club Tournament in July.  2007 Award Winners: MVP - Tim Keating, Most Improved - Ian Struble, Most Inspirational - Brian McGuire

2004 - the club became an official non-profit organization, with the charter to grow the sport of Lacrosse in the San Joaquin Valley. Club membership is has increased up until the current 2007 season.

2003 - the club was brought back by requests of the original players and was re-named the Central California Lacrosse Club (CCLC). 

2000 - The Club was disbanded due to poor turnout.