update

ok some update, the proper date is sunday 5th and we are going to start the day at 11 so get there at 10 for registration and picking teams and earlier start lets us get all the games in and all the extra stuff into the day. see you there.

Brisbane Sunday Random Round Robin.

Next Sunday the 4th of June we are going to have a small round robin tourny. Its five bucks to play then teams are drawn out of a hat, all teams play off against each other then the top two teams play off for the cash. Registration is at 12 for a 1 o'clock kick off, other events and small races (space invaders, urban velo and shoeing) will also occur, so hope you all can make it, see you then.

The Greeks ruin polo; again

Hey guys, it's paniyiri time this weekend (may 21/22). For those who don't know they hold a Greek culture festival in musgrave park. It is the 1 week of the year we can't play at the west end courts as it is taken up as a car park.

We can play at another court or carpark but I'm thinking the southbank underground carpark will probably be full due to paniyiri, so another court might need to be found. There are some nice courts at northey park herston, and Dan was saying there are a few on the southside.

Alternatively we can try new farm powerhouse again; I know they aren't particularly keen on having us around (we got kicked last year for drinking/ruckus making if I recall), but if we behave we might be alright.

I know it's kind of geeky; but there are a bunch of guys who do jugging in newfarm park on sunday afternoons from 1. according to their website "Jugging is game that has been described as 'Medieval Footbal' it is played by two teams of five players armed with and assortment of padded 'weapons'. The aim of the game is to get a foam 'dogskull' or 'jug' onto a spike at the opposing end of the field while preventing the opposing team from doing the same."

Their website is http://www.jugger.org.au/What_is_Jugging.html.

Me and Kristine went and watched them last year; it is actually really fun to watch and the guys are really friendly.

Open to suggestions though, spread the word that west end is off this weekend.

Australian Hardcourt Bike Polo Nationals.

Just one week back from the Nationals and the hype around the event is huge. The third nationals held in Adelaide was a massive success and a huge turn out from all over the country. With two massive days of polo and other non polo events taking place over the weekend it was by far the best nationals yet. With the degree of skill and ability getting better and better each yeah it shows no resembles from the polo that I saw and played when first starting years ago. Congratulations to the "Storm Boys" and all the other teams. Brisbane cleaned up at the award ceremony taking most valuable male and female competitors (Ranga Dave and Ali McLatchie), the Majestic Pink Shafts receiving favorite team, Domenico Broonsas received best new player and the high acclaimed best drunk award went to a player who work extremely hard working Ollie Wykeham.



These events gets better each year and my praises go out to all the Adelaide people who put in a huge amount of hard work to pull it off. All the best photo's can be found here http://studiocrossbow.blogspot.com/ . I had the best weekend of polo but all good things must come to an end and with the ever looming departure of Mr Jeremy "Rootbeer" Miller who left us to move back home. I and many others were left with a sad bitter sweet emotion, I'm going to miss you Rooties. Thanks you again Adelaide and I'll see you all at the Gold Coast 2012 (hopefully).