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POLOCROSSE
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Welcome to Polocrosse South Africa!

Latest polocrosse news and articles:
PASA Newsletter - May 2012 - 07 May 2012
PASA Newsletter - May 2012 made available as download.  ...full story
Replacement U14 Team (for tournament against Zim) - 07 May 2012
Paula MaClarty has withdrawn from the U14 team to play against Zimbabwe, and
therefore I would like to congratulate Taylor Payne who has now been
included into the U14 side to replace Paula.
 ...full story
PASA Affiliations & Handicaps - 2012 - 17 April 2012
The updated list for the Handicaps and Affiliations for 2012 was made available as download. ...full story
Playing Rules of Polocrosse - Updated 2012 - 08 April 2012
Playing Rules of Polocrosse - Updated 2012 - Made available as Functional download ...full story
SELECTION MANDATE FOR SA TEAMS TO BE SELECTED - 02 April 2012

SELECTION MANDATE FOR SA TEAMS TO BE SELECTED

 ...full story
The next tournament is:
Mpumalanga and Gauteng Polocrosse Champs
   - 19 May 2012
Free State Polocrosse Champs
   - 02 June 2012
Latest results:
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As the name of the game implies, Polocrosse is a combination of elements of the ancient game of polo, which is believed to have originated in Persia, and the American Indian game of lacrosse. The game was first played in England in an indoor arena and was then designed to improve students’ riding skills.

Polocrosse is an exciting team sport played on horseback between teams of 6 players, with each team divided into two sections of three. Very simply, a “section” is made up of:

the “Attack” player (or No.1), who’s job it is to score goals,

the “Centre” player (No.2), who acts as both an offensive and defensive player,

and the “Defence” player (No.3), who’s ultimate duty is to prevent the opposing team’s No.1 from scoring.

Polocrosse is for everybody – boys and girls from 7 or 8, teenagers, adults, even Gran and Grandpa! If you’re still learning to ride, there’s nothing better to improve your riding skills than by playing this wonderful sport! There’s always a place for you in Polocrosse!!

If you're interested, go to the "Committees and Clubs" page and look for a club near you, and give them a call..

 

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