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Polocrosse Australia has released version 2.3 of the Horse drug testing policy, effective February 2026. Polocrosse Australia’s Horse Welfare Committee led the update with the support of Dr Chris Reardon, the appointed veterinarian for the 2026 National Championships in Darwin, and input from Member States. The policy continues to align with Equestrian Australia and the […]

Nominations and motions now open Polocrosse Australia has opened the formal process for Board nominations and notices of motion ahead of the 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM), to be held on Saturday 21 March 2026 in Adelaide. The AGM and general business will bring together member states to consider governance matters, Board elections and key resolutions

Polocrosse Australia is pleased to announce the appointment of Alannah Panza as our new Sport Development Coordinator. Alannah brings a strong background in sports administration, event delivery, and community engagement, developed through roles at Luther College, the Australian Sports Commission, and Ivanhoe Grammar. Her experience spans coordinating large-scale school sporting events, developing participation initiatives, and

Member information sessions on Polocrosse Australia’s proposed constitution update Polocrosse Australia (PA) invites all members of the Australian polocrosse community to attend one of two upcoming online information sessions about the organisation’s proposed constitutional changes. As part of PA’s ongoing commitment to strong governance, transparency and growth, starting during late 2024 the Board, in consultation

Polocrosse Australia has launched an exciting initiative for the whole community: a brand-new series of 11 skills and drills videos. Created alongside the Australian Squad players and OGA Creative, the videos are designed to make polocrosse more welcoming to newcomers while giving existing players fresh tools to hone their craft.  The series covers all the

Gulgong Polocrosse Club’s annual Family Fun Carnival is the epitome of how clubs across Australia are building polocrosse participation from grass roots up.  Family ties and fast plays took centre stage at Dunedoo in central west New South Wales over the final weekend in August, as polocrosse players of all ages saddled up and headed

The recent four-day All Australian Squad Program, held at Albury during late July, has kickstarted an annual high-performance program that will transcend the impact on individual players and strengthen the sport of polocrosse as a whole. Polocrosse Australia’s High-Performance Committee — headed by Jane Marriott, Kent Wells and Jim Grills — believes if we invest

When the Australian intermediate team begins its campaign in South Africa this week, there will be someone watching from home with more interest than most. Frazer and Marg Henry are no strangers to the excitement of international polocrosse, having watched their children Annette and Troy on the big stage in numerous test series. But now,

Pony Club is providing the perfect pathway into polocrosse for families across Tasmania and delivering an opportunity for riders to build lifelong friendships and offering an active riding life after Pony Club. Photo supplied by Georgie McKie With more than 96 members, the Tasmanian polocrosse community consists of four clubs spread across northern Tasmania, with

Polocrosse Australia is pleased to share the outcomes of its 2025 annual general meeting, held on Saturday, 22 March in Adelaide. The meeting reaffirmed confidence in the organisation’s leadership, with the re-election of Mick Templeton as chair and Brian Johnson as director. Both have played a vital role in guiding the sport nationally, and their