Central California Lacrosse Club

2000 - The Club was disbanded due to poor turnout. 
 
2003 - the club was brought back by requests of the original players and was re-named the Central California Lacrosse Club (CCLC).
 
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.
 
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.

1996 - the club was started as the "Central Valley Lacrosse Club", it was started by three transplanted lacrosse players (Mark, Matt, and Bob) who wanted to get a men's club going in Fresno.
 
1997 - the club had about 20 players (mostly new to the sport), we played only amongst ourselves and created a small box league consisting of 4: 5 on 5 teams with the help of Clovis Recreation Department.

Also one of the founders, Mark Zimmerman ran youth leagues through US Lacrosse.
 
1998 - the club reached a peak of 32 members. We changed our name to the Fresno "Swarm" and played our first games against other teams: Cal Poly and Bonliare (Now known as Streets of London LC).