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It is with sadness that we share the news that Paul Myburgh, former Northern Territory Polocrosse President and PAA Board Member, has passed away. Our thoughts and prayers are with Paul’s family.

Polocrosse Australia are committed to ensuring the health and safety of our members and the community. We continue to closely monitor the government developments around the COVID-19 situation, and provide you with the latest information as it translates to our activities. Safety and the sustainability of our sport are key factors that are central to our

Read about all the latest News from the PAA. Inside this Issue: Robyn and Les Fraser awarded PAA Life Membership PAA AGM Notes PAA New Director 2020 Nationals PAA Company Limited by Guarantee Will we play polocrosse this year. PAA Board areas of responsibility Down load your copy of the PAA May Newsletter here! PAA

Polocrosse powerhouses Les and Robyn Fraser have been awarded Life Membership of the Polocrosse Association of Australia (Polocrosse Australia), joining a legendary list of only ten previous appointments. The announcement was made by Polocrosse Australia President Graham Lane during the recent Polocrosse Australia AGM. Les and Robyn were recognised for their commitment and management of

Tuesday 14th April 2020 COVID-19 Update: It’s been a number of weeks since the last Polocrosse Australia update regarding COVID-19, it’s fair to say the sporting landscape has changed every day since then. During these unprecedented times it is important that we keep our valued members and stakeholders as up to date as possible. We understand

The Board of Directors of the Polocrosse of Australia Inc (PAA) would like to advise some of the changes for the upcoming AGM. It will now be held on Saturday 18th April @ 12 noon via a Zoom meeting. There will be more information published soon on the process, including scrutineers, for the secret ballot

Dear members, On 20 March 2020 we advised that Australian polocrosse activities such as practices, coaching and umpiring schools could proceed, provided they were carried out in accordance with the COVID-19 Polocrosse Event Requirements. Whilst that decision was made based on the best information available at the time, the situation is rapidly evolving. On 22

MembersFirstly, we would like to start by expressing our thanks. Whilst we appreciate the decision on Tuesday 17 March to suspend all Australian polocrosse carnivals due to the COVID-19 pandemic brought disappointing news, we have been very pleased to see the respect and understanding shown by our members in response to that news – thank

Dear Members We have been closely monitoring the situation involving the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.  This situation is rapidly changing, and it is difficult to predict how the outbreak will evolve. What we do know is that it has the potential to have extreme and wide-ranging health, safety and socio-economic impacts across the Australian community. The

On Friday 13th a meeting  was held with the Sport and Recreation Ministers. At this meeting the broader issue of COVID 19 was raised in Australia and the impact this is having on sport, physical activity and communities in general. The recommendation of Sport Australia’s CEO and the cohort of Ministers is to postpone Move It