New Zealand currently has 9 Clubs that are situated throughout the North Island. Clubs belong to associations that enables them to work together to promote Polocrosse within their region. Twice a year clubs within associations join together to form teams to play at National Events. All New Zealand Polocrosse Clubs welcome new members and hold practice days prior and during the polocrosse season.
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Kaikohe
Kaikohe Polocrosse Club was formed 1981. The Kaikohe club colours originally were Red and White and we now play in Red/Grey/Black shirts.
We currently have 25 members ranging from sub-juniors to masters. We are a family-focused club that puts a lot of emphasis on our younger players, because we truly believe, they are the future of our sport. Ultimately, our goal is to grow the sport for all levels.
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Kaitieke
Kaitieke Polocrosse Club was the first polocrosse club established in New Zealand. Kaitieke Valley residents, Denys and Ray Gifford, who had played in South Africa, together with Ken Malcolm held a demonstration, following a novelty horse sports event, and the club was formed. Initially, the club held regular family picnic practice days focusing on the large junior population in the district. The club then actively demonstrated and fostered polocrosse throughout the central North Island, resulting in the formation of National Park, Te Maire, Ohura and Waimihia polocrosse clubs. In 2019, Kaitieke Club remains the only active club within the King Country Association.
Year the club was formed: 1967
Club Grounds: Manunui Polocrosse Grounds, Miro St, Manunui, Taumarunui
Club Colours: Red and WhiteContact Us:
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Counties
The Counties club "Mission" is to develop polocrosse in the Counties/Manakau/Franklin and greater Auckland areas. We strive to enable equine-oriented families in these areas to have fun with their horses in a controlled environment. Formed in 2006 Counties Polocrosse Club has built in strength over the last season and cant wait to welcome new players.
We wear the regional colours of Red, white & black.
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Putaruru - Tirau
Putaruru Tirau Club was formed in 1976 and has currently 45 members from a large geographical area taking in South Waikato and the Bay of Plenty. Putaruru Tirau is commonly known as "PT" and they hold practices regularly in the pre-season from November. They are seen in the colours blue and red. PT prides itself on offering a great fun environment for polocrosse players and enthusiasts to participate in this horse sport that combines horsemanship, team tactics and racket/ball skills.
Contact Us:
PutaruruTirauPolocrosse@gmail.com
Youtube Channel: Putaruru Tirau Polocrosse Club
Instragram: pt_polocrosse_club
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Pouto
Pouto club is a small, family and community-based club. We play under the green colour.
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Te Mata
Contact Us:
tematapx@gmail.com
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Otorohanga
Contact Us:
justenelaw@gmail.com
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Kakatahi
Contact Us:
kakatahipolocrosse@gmail.com