With eight nations signed up to participate in the Ridley Polocrosse World Cup 2007, matches will be played as an eight team split round robin, giving every nation an equal opportunity of winning the World Cup.

Teams will be split into Groups A and B, with the split designed to separate countries which otherwise have good opportunities to compete against each other. This means that Australia will be in a separate group to New Zealand, similarly South Africa and Zimbabwe will be separated.

A number of other polocrosse playing nations have expressed interest in sending some representatives to the Cup - namely France , Germany, Norway and Zambia. The scope of their participation (outside the main competition) is yet to be announced.

World Cup Programme

There are several competitions and and other activities in the weeks preceding Cup week which can be viewed on our Calendar by clicking here. For the daily programme during Cup week click here to transfer to the 2007 daily programme.

Picture Gallery
Official photography is provided by Sporting Images Australia. You can view/purchase images on line Click here to view photos of the 2003 Cup competition.

Official results 2003 Polocrosse World Cup

Club Carnival
Integrated into World Cup week will be the three-day Australian Equine Alliance Club Carnival, which is expected to attract a record number of entries. Competition will be as follows:

• Mens
• Mixed
• Junior

For more information on, this email World Cup Secretary Elaine Kelly on worldcup@polocrosse.com.au