by Staff Writer | Oct 12, 2011 | FIP News, News, USPA, World Cup, WorldCupPolo
Hey polo fans! As a coach of any sport, yesterday was one of those days that you will revisit for the rest of your career. I say this because the team started out so strong, and it seemed for no reason the wheels fell off the cart. In the first chukker, the teams...
by palmbeachalex | May 13, 2011 | Casa de Campo Polo Club Dominican Rep., News, Palm Beach Report By Alex Webbe, World Cup
By Alex Webbe The picturesque Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic was the site of the 2011 FIP Zone I competition to qualify for the fall World Championship, and three teams arrived to fight for that honor, Canada, Guatemala and the United States. Guatemala showed...
by Staff Writer | Apr 23, 2010 | Argentina Polo Clubs, News, World Cup, WorldCupPolo
Federation of International Polo Announces 2011 World Cup Polo Venue Buenos Aires, April 23 : The Federation of International Polo (FIP) today announced that Argentina will host the final stages of its ninth Polo World Cup in September 2011. The Asociación Argentina...
by Staff Writer | May 1, 2008 | International Polo Clubs, News, Polo Report by Steve Crowder, World Cup
Its not Argentina, but it is the defending Champs Brazil going for a three-peat. Brazil will play Chile in the finals this Saturday afternoon, May 3rd, in the famous setting of Mexico City. It was Brazil who took Spain in a close and pretty good game. It was the Host,...
by Staff Writer | Apr 29, 2008 | International Polo Clubs, Mexico, News, Polo Report by Steve Crowder, World Cup
The final 4 teams heading to the semis include: Brasil defending Champs. They are looking very tough. A newcomer to the final four is Spain. The ones to watch are the host country, Mexico. They are looking for a spot in the finals. Last but not least is a squad from...
by Staff Writer | Apr 27, 2008 | Mexico, News, World Cup
Mexico on their win yesterday is at 2 and 0. England is 0 and 2. Today after 3 big games it was let ’em roll Gauchos as it was Spain getting the upper hand on New Zealand as both now go to 1 & 1. Chile climbed out of the minus section and goes to 1 &...
