Welcoming polo team competing at all levels - from complete beginner!
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-£20Full Membership
-£60Polo is a fast-paced, mixed-gender contact sport, sometimes described as 'hockey on horses'.
We play with 3 players per team in arena over winter, and 4 per team on grass over summer. Our club offers weekly polo lessons with HPA qualified coaches, Ryan Conroy and Casey Simons, as well as free weekly sessions in theory, fitness and hand mallet training.
Whether you have never sat on a horse before or are an experienced rider, anybody can compete with us, as long as they are safe and committed to training. We compete at two SUPA national competitions per year - one in February and one in June - with categories catering to all experience levels.
Off the pitch, we run weekly socials, including non-drinking events, to ensure every member feels welcome and involved.
Increase number of competing and regularly training members. Improve affordability and accessibility of lessons and tournaments to all demographics of student. Increase our presence and league standing in the SUPA tournaments with regular training sessions and increased friendly competitions. Improve relations with other university polo teams by holding joint socials and friendlies. Explore options of alternative competitive leagues to increase affordability of competitions and increase the number of competition opportunities. Look for alternative sponsorship to improve accessibility of the sport. To improve the accessibility of the sport with non-ridden activities and competition opportunities for all levels of players. increase our overall playing ability and performance at all levels of play including those who have never ridden before. Educating people about polo and the team, promoting the playing of polo and healthy mixed gendered sporting relationships with a focus on gender based equality in sport (we are the only full contact sport in which men and women compete equally alongside and against each other).
Participate in playing polo and representing team surrey at polo tournaments including nationally and at all levels of play including those who have never ridden before. Educating people about polo and the team, promoting the playing of polo and healthy mixed gendered sporting relationships with a focus on gender-based equality in sport. Encourage the social and spectators’ side of the sport to encourage a friendly team spirited atmosphere and improve inclusion for those who are not as able to play or compete.