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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

Polocrosse Australia has officially announced its 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM), which will take place on: Saturday, 22 March 2025Majestic Roof Garden Hotel, 55 Frome Street, Adelaide, South Australia 500010:00 AM (local time) The following documents have been made available to voting members: 2025 Notice of AGMExplanatory memorandumPolocrosse Australia audited financial report 20242024 Directors’ report2024

On Monday 3 February 2025, Polocrosse Australia gave notice to member states in accordance with the Polocrosse Australia  Constitution dated 17 February 2022 calling for: for the 2025 Polocrosse Australia annual general meeting (AGM) to be held on Saturday 22 March 2025 in Adelaide. Nominations for the positions of three elected directors are invited from

Polocrosse Australia is excited to announce the release of the updated Australian rule book, which will come into effect on 1 January 2025, alongside updates to the National Umpiring Committee. These changes reflect our ongoing commitment to fostering fairness, consistency, and inclusivity across our beloved sport. Key updates to the rule book The updated Australian

On Saturday, 31 August 2024, the Northern Territory Polocrosse Association (NTPA) proudly celebrated its 50th anniversary at Freds Pass Reserve. The event brought together past and present players, families, and supporters to mark five decades of growth, challenges, and achievements in the sport that has become a cherished part of the Territory’s rural life. Polocrosse

Although the Goodline Australian Polocrosse World Cup Team was narrowly defeated in the final, going down a heartbreaking 29 to 28 to South Africa at the 2024 Ignition Group Polocrosse World Cup, the campaign has been a hands-down success for the sport of polocrosse.    “From the integral partnership with Goodline Australia, to the generous backing of our many sponsors, supporters and heartfelt

Polocrosse Australia (PA) is committed to maintaining a fair and level playing field. In line with this commitment, we are pleased to announce the updated Horse Drug Testing Policy, version 2.2, effective from June 2024. This policy aligns with the ‘Clean sport for horses’ guidelines endorsed by Equestrian Australia and follows the FEI Equine Prohibited

The Goodline Australian World Cup team were once again victorious over New Zealand in a three-match test series held over the weekend. Hosted by the Gold Coast Polocrosse Club at their annual club carnival in Killarney, Queensland, the second Tri-Test was part of Australia’s #nostoneunturned World Cup preparation campaign. Match 1, held on Friday, May

The QOTT Program has been established to provide a high-quality first transition for Thoroughbred and Standardbred horses from racing and breeding activities to retirement. Polocrosse Australia is proud to partner with Queensland Off-The-Track (QOTT) to create new pathways for retired racehorses in the sport of polocrosse.   To be held at the Chinchilla Polocrosse Grounds,