Information
These applications are for those interested in traveling, as an individual, to a foreign polocrosse playing country and/or hosting a foreign player. Individuals must be 14 years of age or greater, those under 18 will need parental approval.
Traveling: Current countries affiliated with the International Polocrosse Council include: Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Holland, India, Italy, Ireland, New Zealand, Norway, South Africa, the UK, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Polocrosse is also played in a handful of other countries such as Denmark, Finland, and Mexico.
Hosting: The other side of this program involves reciprocating the experience; hosting foreign players and providing them with opportunities to play. As this program takes off, it is important that we, too, make ourselves available to host players.
Filling out the form(s) below lets us know your interest and will allow us to connect you with a host and/or player. Please note that this is not a PDP nor APA tour however, all involved will be representing our organization and our country and will be expected to sign a code of conduct and alcohol policy form prior to traveling/hosting. Trips will be self funded.

U16 Team Player Announcement

U16 Team Announcement We are pleased to share the USA team for the U16 Tour happening next April in conjunction with the Sandie Creek Tournament. A team of youth players from Ireland will travel to Georgia to play in a 3-match test series. Jeremy Barbour is the coach for the USA U16 Team squad, and

2024 UK/US Veterans & Masters Polocrosse Tour

Heartland Polocrosse Club, a local club of the American Polocrosse Association, will host 8 Veterans & Masters, United Kingdom Polocrosse Association, players coordinated by Wayne Henning, to participate in the Blue Ridge Brawl APA Sanctioned Tournament & UK V&M US Tour, August 16, 17,  and 18, 2024, at Heartland Polocrosse Club, 35805 Allder School Road,

Ratings System Updates

The APA has a new ratings system that will be implemented this year.  There are some big changes from the previous system to the new one. The new ratings are meant to reflect where a player should likely play in a US tournament. They are not meant to be compared to the ratings of other