Player Development Teams Blog

Our Traveling Team this Summer is …. 

David Brooks, Head Coach   *   Leslie Brooks, Team Manager    *   Lauren Ellis, Horse Manager   *  Adrienne Gill, Horse Manager 

Players:Sara Cifelli  *  Andrew Diemer  *  Carolina Gardner  *  Carrie Hallahan  *  Quentin Jameson  *  Reese May  *   Sam Pohl

The Tour at a Glance:  July 3rd:  Arrive at Bay Area Polocrosse Club early afternoon.  Get settled in & attend a cook out by the pool at the Wiseman’s for the teams to meet and get to know each other.  
July 4th: Practice in the morning.  Go to Washington, DC to see the 4^th of July fireworks and concert on the Mall.  
July 5th: Practice in the morning.  Attend a reception at the Australian Embassy.  Sightsee around DC.  
July 6th: Practice in the morning.  Enjoy Activities Planned.
July 7th:  Morning Exhibition Game on the Mall in Washington, DC.  Sightsee around DC afterwards.
July 8th:  Australian & American Teams will be divided into teams to play together at Bay Area’s Play Day.  
July 9th:  Rest, Do Laundry, Pack, Sightsee  

July 10th: Travel to Orange County Polocrosse Club in North Carolina (at our farm).  
July 11th:  Practice in AM with team.  All players are invited to OCPC’s practice in the evening.  OCPC will host a dinner after practice.  
July 12th:  Practice in AM and Group Activities in the afternoon.  
July 13th:  Second Exhibition Match at OCPC at 7:00pm.  
July 14^th & 15th:  Australian and American players will form sections and compete in the A Grade Division of the Summer Sizzler Tournament OCPC will be hosting that weekend.  
July 16th:  Rest, Do Laundry, Get ready to go to Florida  

July 17th:  Travel day from NC to Florida – evening cookout at Charlie Horse Ranch (Social to meet Florida Club members)

July 18^th:  Trip to Kennedy Space

July 19^th:  Continental Breakfast - trail ride in t he morning, then traveling with horses to Countryside Stables (Pascarella’s house) for swimming/cookout/fun/polocrosse practice.  Lunch and Dinner at Pascarella’s farm. 

July 20^th:  Continental Breakfast - tour Abracadbra Thoroughbred farm in morning – Lunch at Charlie Horse Ranch – Air boat rides at 1pm –Dinner at Charlie Horse Ranch - tournament at 6pm (umpire’s meeting) and play at 7pm.

July 21^st: SLEEP IN!  RELAX!  Breakfast and lunch at Charlie Horse Ranch, dinner included with tournament at 5pm – play starts at 7pm   July 22^nd: Continental Breakfast – Relax – Lunch at Charlie Horse Ranch – Choice of tubing on Rainbow River, or Swim/Play/Practice at Countryside Stables – Dinner either at Charlie Horse Ranch or Countryside Stables.

July 23^rd – Continental Breakfast – Relax – Lunch at Charlie Horse Ranch.  Travel Home.

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Canada gave the US team a run for their money, but the US team pulled it out in the last chukka to win 14-11!

 Aerial photo of the Morgan Park facility taken by Heather Shuttles on a helicopter ride.

The main lighted playing field at Morgan Park.

Our Joy Poole was surprised to hear her named called when the three new inductees to the Polocrosse Wall of Fame were announced.  Joy was joined by Terry Blake and John Thompson, two other icons in the history of polocrosse.

The upset of the World Cup games occurred today as the UK defeated New Zealand 24-18 followed by the Australians fighting tooth and nail to defeat the South African team 24-19 in the last semifinal game of the World Cup.   It’s hard to believe that tomorrow three final games will be played for 1st through 6th places!

Now off to watch USA play Canada for 7th and 8th.  GO USA!!!!!!!

The US team gave their all through eight, 6-min chukkas but the Irish had their four leaf clovers working and defeated us 30 to 20.  Tomorrow the US team will play Canada for 7th and 8th places in the World Cup games.

Follow the daily news from Morgan Park …

www.polocrosse.com.au/worldcup/about_chukka_chat.htm

Online results and photos …

www.polocrosse.com.au/worldcup/results.htm

Wednesday was a break day for horses and players as the country celebrates ANZAK day which is like our Veterans Day.  The team enjoyed Breakfast with the Stars and Ryan Strider’s father, Mike, was invited to march in the local Anzak Day parade!

Another birthday girl.  HAPPY 40TH BIRTHDAY SUSAN JOHNSON!!!  Is that a tear she’s wiping from her cheek?

Here are photos from the parade!

Scores from the second day of play:

Zimbabwe  vs. USA 

       21                  11

Seeing old friends has been a great part of the World Cup experience.  Graham Bennett has a booming business in his booth and sends his regards to everyone at home!

Just as fun has been making new friends!  Here are our horse pool volunteers who have been absolutely the BEST!

More new friends with the title sponsors, Ridley AgriProducts!  Thank you Ridley for your sponsorship!!!

Riding back from practice. 

Kiki is always working to make sure everyone has just what they need for their horses!  Ryan Strider finding yet another comfy spot to rest his head and Erin Smoyer guarding the horse feed!  Good job Erin!!!

Susan Johnson at the wash rack.

Ryan Trueblood giving his horse a bath.   

Ryan Murphy making sure Robby Shuttles doesn’t miss a spot!

Seth Alcott and Ryan Strider solving the world’s problems!  Or maybe talking about girls?

Renee Thompson in her skinny pose!

Wendy Hendricks on her 40th Birthday!  HAPPY BIRTHDAY WENDY!!!!!

Aubrey showing daddy Robby Shuttles the double rainbow she found for him!  Can everybody say AWE!!!!!!!

Folks from around Australia have truly packed up and moved in at Morgan Park for the World Cup.  You can’t believe their camps; awnings with side walls, full size refrigerators, washers and dryers (the just hook the washer up to the hose,) couches, THE WORKS!

Plenty of room to spread out now (this is just a small area on the grounds.)  Just wait till next weekend when 83 TEAMS arrive to play in the Warwick tournament!  This place will be packed!!!!!

When there’s not enough room for tack in the trailer, just put a box on the truck!  Now that’s clever!

The team has settled well into their daily routine and getting better acquainted with their horses every day.  The days have been very warm, probably in the mid to low 80’s so of course the morning rides are preferred, but all the teams are assigned riding times in order to rotate the time slots on the practice fields between the teams.

The lights on the field were turned on so the teams could get a preview of the glares and shadows before they had to play under them.  Thursday and Friday of next week will have games under the lights.

Snaged in the line up!

Erin almost beats her brother to the ball!

A special treat to have family join the team for dinner!

Jean Still joined the ranks of supporters and families as well.

Did I mention that Elvis is in the house?

Elvis shaking and baking on the dash!

The cheering section has begun to arrive.  Marilyn Murphy and Jean Still rolled in last night.  Martha Poldrack, Heather and Aubrey Shuttles pulled in just after lunch.   Robby had the biggest grin on his face!  Can everybody say “AWE!”  Mike and Arleen Strider weren’t far behind.  Interestingly enough, Joy had just been talking to the team today about the value and importance of team and family support!  GO TEAM! 

Show your support by posting a comment to the team on this blog!

Friday morning was a chance for all the ladies to enjoy an intimate tea with Joy Poole sharing her experiences bringing the women’s polocrosse game onto the same playing field as the men’s.