At
Kingston Vale near London, two riding instructors had developed an
exercise to supplement the work at the riding School and to make the young
riders take better charge of their horses. The
exercise was played with two a side, indoors, and with markers on the wall
from which the ball bounced back into play. The goals were elongated
basketball nets hung at each end of the arena. The sticks were old polo
sticks that had the polo mallet removed and replaced with a squash racquet
head. This had a shallow string net which they used to scoop up the ball ---
read on
The
International Polocrosse Council (IPC) is the International body controlling the sport; Polocrosse is now played in many
countries:
Australia,
Canada,
Ireland,
New Zealand, ,
Norway,
Papua New Guinea,
South Africa,
United Kingdom,
United States,
Uruguay,
Vanuatu and
Zimbabwe
Many of the above links are provided by
Polocrosse Worldwide, who provide a
growing list of pages for each country
If you need any help with this page contact
Edmund of the
American
Polocrosse Association
A World Cup
Competition takes place every 4 years. The next competition is in Australia
in April 2007 
Other IPC
Events
Selected Links
- The Sport
What is Polocrosse? Gameplay, Equipment, The Field from American Polocrosse.
See also Kent Target Polocrosse
How it all began. from Polocrosse Info
Origins and history of Polocrosse.
The Game from Polocrosse Australia
- Major information sites
Polocrosse Worldwide *
American Polocrosse.
Polocrosse Australia
- Other links via Polocrosse Worldwide