Kent Target won both the overall league and the league according to club size in 2022, something they have not achieved since 2013 as a selection of smaller clubs kept them off the top spot in the points per player league over the last 9 years. The overall league victory was perhaps never in much Read more…

When Polocrosse Australia annnounced in early November that their own men’s and ladies’ teams would face a “Rest of the World” Seven in April 2023 there was excitement from polocrosse fans around the world. The prospect of the world’s best team facing the rest of the world’s best players was something new and different; it Read more…

When Australia announced their intention to host a “Rest of the World” team with a male and female player from each of the other seven World Cup nations we were excited! We thought it would be amazing to see the best players from each nation competing together and see how they got on. We also Read more…

Kent Target finally overcame their A grade jinx and reclaimed the Nationals A grade crown from Highlanders. Highlanders were unbeaten in the A grade at the Nationals since 2016 but Kent pushed them close in 2021 and then in 2022 swept them aside, as the addition of players like John Rae to their line up Read more…

The UKPA have announced their new multi horse rules for 2022, in a move that is guaranteed to please some members while highly annoying others. During 2021 the UKPA carried out a trial and allowed A grade players to use multiple horses in nearly every tournament, with no restrictions on the number of horses in Read more…