South Africa Polocrosse Quadrangle 2013
Zambia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, United Kingdom Continue reading »
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Dear members
On behalf of our International Polocrosse President, Wessel Strauss, I’m pleased to advise you of the 2013 Quadrangular, hosted by South Africa, the IPC and Umpire meetings.
The quadrangular series will be held at Shongweni, approximately 30 kilometres from the picturesque east coast city of Durban, from 11th to 14th July 2013 (horse draw will take place on 6th July 2013).
International Umpire meeting will be held on 9th July 2013
IPC meeting will be held on 10th July 2013
Can each of you ensure your delegates and your chief umpires are made aware of these meetings and to diarise the dates.
Agenda items for both meetings can be sent to me prior to 31st December 2012 (closing date). We endeavour to have the agenda out to you all early to ensure countries have sufficient time for item discussion prior to the meetings.
If you are able to advise your attendance at these meetings as soon as possible to ensure we have sufficient and appropriate accommodation pre booked for your arrival.
I will continue to send reminders of these dates to each of you over the next few months.
Kind regards
Jo
Jo-Ann Langford
Secretary / Treasurer
International Polocrosse Council
PO Box 128 Wickepin WA 6370

Polocrosse Association of Australia board members (front, from left) Odette Neumann, Gil Mathie, Fiona Nixon (back) Col Bloomfield, Les Fraser, Rodney Geppert, Barney Langford with Jonathan Grady (ASC) at the Coachman Inn yesterday.
WARWICK has the best polocrosse facility in the world, not just Australia, according to national president Gil Mathie.
Mr Mathie was in Warwick at the weekend for the NTI Rosebowl competition and yesterday’s Polocrosse Association of Australia board meeting.
This was the first time the board had met in Warwick, with most meetings held in Sydney.
Mr Mathie said people from other countries agreed Morgan Park was the best facility in the world.
“They don’t even question it as the best,” he said.
The board discussed next year’s nationals on April 23-29 at Morgan Park, which are expected to attract 60 teams from all states.
While he admits Tasmania and South Australia are not as strong as the other states, Mathie said the South Australians would have a strong junior team in Warwick. Continue reading »
[SinglePic not found]Wednesday 15th July 2009 at 9.30am
Ashfields Polocrosse Club, Great Canfield, Dunmow, Essex UK
1. Registration of Delegates:
PRESENT:
President: Wessel Strauss
Australia: Gill Mathie, Peter Crauford, Stewart Neal
Ireland: Thomas O’Malley, Richard Nolan
New Zealand: Ken Malcolm, Robin Cave, Alistair Cummings (proxy)
South Africa: Patrick O’Sullivan
United Kingdom: Dave Brookes, Penny Webb, Wayne Henning
United States of America: John Jameson, Amy Keith, Kiki Pantaze (proxy)
Zambia: Andrew Daniels
Holland (associate member) Fleur Bartels, Mijndert Heineke
Norway (associate member) Lykke Bech Daugaard, Amund Brede Svendsen Continue reading »
Notice is given that the 10th Meeting of The International Polocrosse Council will be held
on Wednesday 15th July 2009 at Ashfields Polocrosse Club, Great Canfield, Dunmow, Essex UK
to commence at 9.30 am.
AGENDA Continue reading »
4 December 2007
Dear IPC Members
By now all countries have had an opportunity to provide comments and suggestions to the IPC Business Plan put forward in July this year. A result of the responses is set out below : Continue reading »