1999 - Wheeling Jesuit University fielded an NCAA D2 Varsity in the fall of 1999
1999 - Shepherd College formed men's lacrosse club and joined the
NCLL in the fall. They have had a team off and on to the present.
2002 - Concord College formed men's lacrosse club and joined
the NCLL in December. They had a team for the 2003 season.
2003 - Marshall Universityformed men's lacrosse club and
joined the NCLL in January. They continue to the present day.
2003 -
Wheeling Jesuit's Varsity finished up the season
ranked 10th in the nation in D2
2006 - Charleston YMCA awarded an equipment grant from US
Lacrosse
to establish a Charleston area youth lacrosse league sponsored by the
YMCA.
2006 - Morgantown Area Middle School lacrosse programs started
for both boys and girls.
2006 - Da Lazy Lizardsmen's team was formed in Morgantown and continues to the present.
2006 - Linsly,
Wheeling Central, and
Wheeling Park were admitted
to the Western Pennsylvania Scholastic Lacrosse Association (WPSLA) as
associate members
2007 - Saint Albans High School started fielding boys team
in the spring of 2007.
2007 - Morgantown Area MS boys team split into two teams feeding
their respective high schools, Morgantown Middle and University Middle.
2007 - Morgantown Area girls middle school team began competing against western
Pennsylvania programs.
2007 - Bridgeport started organizing to field a
boys team for the
2008 season.
2007 - The West Virginia Scholastic Lacrosse Lacrosse Association (WVSLA)
held it's organizational meeting at University High in September.
2008.- Buckhannon-Upshur High School started fielding
boys and girls teams
2008 - George Washington High School started fielding a
boys
team.
2008 - Wheeling Park High School started fielding a
girls
team.
2008 - The WVSLA sponsored the first state championships in boys
and girls lacrosse.
2008 -
Shepherd University announced that they would add women's
lacrosse as a varsity sport in the fall of 2009 to compete in 2010. 2008 - Herbert Hoover High Schoolstarted
organizing to field a
boys team in the spring of 2009