History

Founded in 1954, Centurion Lacrosse Club boasts a rich history and a proud tradition of excellence.

Discover the impact we’ve made on the lacrosse community.

Fostered good fellowship amongst all its members
Encouraged lacrosse in many pioneering ways
Started the first coaching schemes
Led the early developments into schools
Provided equipment for the first junior clubs
Carried out public relations campaigns

Maintained good relationships with the national press
Started links with the CCPR and Sports Council
Held prestige social functions
Arranged receptions for touring teams
Donated trophies and medals for special lacrosse events
Instituted the Centurion Awards for Service to Lacrosse

Founder Members

Centurion Lacrosse Club owes its existence to a group of dedicated individuals who came together in 1954 with a shared vision.

These founding members, through their tireless efforts, established the foundation upon which our club has flourished for decades

Lt. Col. E.E. Jones O.B.E., T.D

S. V. Court

L. Attenborough

R. Baird

J.A. Barber

G.H. Bark

E. Barnes

C.D. Coppock

R.F. Craighead

T.E. Cresswell

F.D. Ewen

E.S. Edge

H.J. Forrest

J.R. Gomersall

E.M. Gover

R.T. Glenny C.B.E

A.T. Hodgson

J.W. Heawood

T.F. Holder

J. Horsefield

W.A. Johnson O.B.E

E.G. Lee

F. Marsh

G.W. Mellor

A.J. Milstead

F.J.L. Pamment

K.O. Peachey

N.A. Pearson

G.W. Pickworth

H.W. Ramsey

C.A. Shewell

E.A. Shillito C.B

J.A.G. Sizmur

M.F. Swinstead

J.F. Usherwood

A. Wesley

G. Wilkinson

Our President & Committee

The Centurion Lacrosse Club is guided by Brian Collier and a hardworking committee. They work diligently to uphold the club’s values and provide a positive and enriching experience for all members.

Position	Name
President	Brian Collier
Treasurer	Gregg Irwin
Secretary	Ian Ballantine
General Committee	Ron Balls,Rob Ingam Clark, Rob Collinge, Neil Forsyth, Tom Gare, David Marsden, John Maynard and Steve Williams