About LCSA

LAUGHARNE SPORTS CLUB HISTORY

Laugharne Athletic Club

Formed on 1st October 1951 with the objective of encouraging Amateur Sport in the community of Laugharne. In particular to support the current sports of Rugby and Cricket. The club members were made up of Rugby and Cricket committee members and a constitution was draw up in support of this.

In 1951, the then Landlord, Mr Herbert Griffiths, rented Woofords Park to the Club at a rent of £20.00.

The Club then had a lease of land at Wooford Field, Laugharne from Mr. J.R. Lewis for a term of 21 years from 29th September 1956 which they used principally for rugby and cricket.

The current changing rooms were built in 1960.

The 1956 lease expired on 21st September 1977 and thereafter the Club continued in occupation on the terms of the lease.

In December 2023 it was agreed to review the Laugharne Athletic Committee Structure with a view to making the committee more Community based in preparation for development discussions.

June 2025 the Athletic Club Members excepted the changes and agreed to arrange an LAC AGM to ratify the new constitution and rename the club ‘Laugharne Community Sports Association’ LCSA.