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MOUNT PLEASANT RECREATION DEPARTMENT

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Football · Mount Pleasant · Charleston County, SC

Mount Pleasant town recreation program offering tackle/flag football, lacrosse, and track.

Sports
Football · Lacrosse · Track & XC · Baseball · Softball · Soccer · Basketball · Tennis
Offers
Rec · Travel/select · Training
Ages
Ages 8–18
Gender
Coed
Location
Mount Pleasant
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Charleston Battery Youth AcademyTRAVEL/SELECT
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Charleston Gridiron (Gridiron Football)TRAINING
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Charleston RampageTRAVEL/SELECT
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Charleston Soccer Club (CSC)TRAVEL/SELECT
Mount Pleasant areaTravel soccer club competing in MLS Next (boys) and DPL (girls) across Charleston area.
Charleston's Baseball Academy / Shipyard ParkREC
Mount Pleasant areaPlanned instructional baseball league at Shipyard Park waterfront complex.
Diamond Devils BaseballTRAVEL/SELECT
Mount Pleasant areaNationally recognized 13U-18U travel baseball program.

From the organization’s own website · checked Sep 2026

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