Posted by Linda Mantova on 23 March 2012 News
Polocrosse is very much a family affair where Paul and Sally McGrath are concerned.
The two experienced players will don their maroon uniforms once again for Queensland at the 2012 Barastoc Polocrosse Nationals being held in Warwick next month.
However, there won’t be the long road trip or weeks away from home they are used to when they have been selected to play for their state in previous years.
This time around, the family will only have a half hour trip down the road to Warwick to play at the Nationals being held from April 23 to 29.
Both members of the Warwick Polocrosse Club, Paul and Sally McGrath, have notched up 20 Polocrosse Nationals between them, and both have again been selected to play for Queensland at the upcoming championships being held at Warwick’s Morgan Park complex.
With their two daughters, Keely and Jordan, who are also keen polocrosse players, both competing as juniors for the Warwick Club, the family will be spending plenty of time concentrating on polocrosse over the next six weeks. Continue reading »
Charlotte White, H&H deputy news editor
19 May, 2011
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The final stages of the 2011 Polocrosse World Cup will be broadcast on Sky Sports and H&C TV after the organisers announced a deal to film and broadcast matches from the competition series. Continue reading »

25 March 2011
All countries to participate in the 2011 World Cup[SinglePic not found]
As per previous communication I paid a visit to the UK this week to have a look at the new venue, and meet the new organisers. I can positively report back as follow.
The venue itself is situated in a much more visitor friendly environment as to Bishop Burton and is located 80 miles from Heathrow Airport London and 30 miles from Birmingham Airport by road and forty minutes by train from London Continue reading »

Dear All,
I’m afraid I email you all with the news that the World Cup committee have been forced to make a change of venue for the World Cup, which is being held in July this year. I will not bore you with all the details as to why it has had to make this change, nothing can be gained from looking backwards at this stage. Continue reading »
Polocrosse at the 2010 World Equestrian Games
Posted by: “Erin Smoyer” epmurphy@hotmail.com
Fri Nov 19, 2010 10:35 am (PST)
A Historic Moment for Polocrosse at the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games
October 3-6, 2010 marked a historical moment for Polocrosse. Fourteen Polocrosse players (the youngest being 9 years old) and their horses from across the U.S. and 17 other Polocrosse ambassadors successfully showcased the sport of Polocrosse at the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Lexington, KY. Continue reading »
Polocrosse to be exhibited at the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Lexington, KY on October 3 – 6, 2010.
Fourteen Polocrosse players of all ages and skill levels and their horses representing the sport of Polocrosse through the American Polocrosse Association and United States Pony Club will demonstrate the fast paced and exciting sport of Polocrosse for 1.5 hours each day over four consecutive days inside the Equine Village in the North Arena inside the Kentucky Horse Park at the Games. Continue reading »

Dear Polocrosse Friends, welcome to the exciting world of International Polocrosse.
Polocrosse is most probably the most exciting Horse sport you will find in the Equestrian world. I therefore invite you to browse through this very exciting web site to familiarize yourself with Polocrosse especially if you have not participated in Polocrosse before. Continue reading »

Tickets are now on sale for the Polocrosse World Cup 2011.
If bought before the end of May 2010 you can buy whole event tickets (Member tickets) for the promotional price of £100 (at event value of £170) for the 10-day event, 8th – 17th July 2011. Under 10’s go free to the daytime event. Member and day ticket holders will receive 20% off the cost of supporting events (usually in the evenings and will incur separate charges, not included in Member or day ticket cost). Member and day tickets do not include accommodation or camping. Continue reading »
Dear Members – This is a timely reminder that if members from your country wish to play polocrosse in another country they must seek the following approval. Please refer to NOTATION below which forms part of the IPC Playing Rules.
NOTATION: Any player or official wishing to participate in polocrosse in another nation must obtain prior written approval from his/her home national association.
Any player suspended from play will be considered as suspended in all nations. Notices of suspension to be forwarded to IPC Secretary.
Please bring this to the attention of all your clubs/zones/states within your country. Unless a visiting overseas player can produce the above written approval, they cannot compete in any tournament within your country.
Kind Regards,
Odette Neumann
Secretary/Treasurer
International Polocrosse Council


