Grand Champions and Santa Rita Polo Farm hosts polo tournaments ranging from six to 26-goal in addition to special events at its well-manicured 11 fields during the fall season. Admission is free (except for special events) and open to the public.
Grand Champions Polo Club and Santa Rita Polo Farm cater to men, women and youth polo players at all levels. Its' expert staff can customize a complete playing experience including horses, pros and certified umpires in addition to lessons and practice sessions as part of its' Polo On Demand program at the turnkey facility during the fall, winter and spring seasons.
World Polo League
TWENTY-SIX POWERS EVERYTHING.
MORE SKILL. MORE SPEED. MORE EXCITEMENT.
26-goal polo. It means the best players in the world, in the history of the sport even, are on the field. And the most thrilling, intense level of polo can be reached. No one else in North America is pushing polo to this extreme. But then, no one else started a new league just so they could.
IT’S HERE. IT’S NOW. A WHOLE NEW BREED OF GAME.
The Polo School
The Polo School, a 501c3 organization and stand-alone USPA club, is dedicated to teaching polo to all ages, particularly grass roots youth. Its mission is to provide individuals opportunities in polo at every economic and ability level. The Polo School operates in Wellington January through June and October through November.
Polo on Demand
With a mission to provide individuals opportunities in polo at every economic and ability level, Grand Champions Polo Club and Santa Rita Polo Farm’s expert staff can customize a complete playing experience including horses, professionals and certified umpires in addition to lessons and practice sessions as part of its Polo On Demand program.
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WELLINGTON, Fla., February 15, 2024--On a sweetheart of a day for polo, La Mariposa and Santa Aurelia won The Polo School Women's Polo League doubleheader Wednesday at Santa Rita Polo Farm.
In the first of two games, La Mariposa (Maggie Hill, 0, Annalise Phillips, 1, Kaili Roos, 3, Alyson Poor, 4), led by Poor's four goals, defeated Evans Ranch (Jen Buchan, 0, Mary Wright, 1, Avery Evans, 3, Malicia von Falkenhausen, 3), 6-2.5.
In the second game, Santa Aurelia (Rachael Spencer, 0, Valentina Villamil, 1, Ava Hinkson, 3, Marisa Bianchi, 4), led by Hinkson's two goals, edged La Monarquia (Megan Manubay, 1, Becky Schmeits, 0, Tiffany Armstrong, 1, Breanna Gunnell, 4), 3-2.5.