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Ashfields Polcrosse Club was founded in 2004 under its original name Western Phoenix to promote Polocrosse in Eastern England. Ashfields Polocrosse Club is the fastest growing Club in the region. We aim to provide an exciting and encouraging environment for all levels of Polocrosse player, and has beautiful facilities situated just 6 mins from the M11 (Junction 8) and 25 mins from M25. Polocrosse Lessons are available three days a week and membership for the 2009 season is open.
At Ashfields Polocrosse Club, we offer a COMPLETELY personalised, high level of service. Our Polocrosse coaches and dedicated staff, manage and respond to requests for information and pricing and co-ordinate logistics for our guests, in order to ensure that everything runs smoothly from the moment you arrive.
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Ashfields Cup
The first tournament of the year was held at Ashfields on the 9th & 10th May with record entries this early in the season of 39 sections. It looks like the 2009 season is off to a flying start. Ashfields did themselves proud with best number 2 in A division Best Number 2 in B division, best number 2 in C division taking 1st & 2nds place.
Ashfields Polocrosse Club record New Members for 2009!!
The indoor winter training is coming to an end and we are about to move outdoors. Winter training this year has seen a record amount of new member join Ashfields Polocrosse Club, from both within and outside of the Polocrosse community.Ashfields members selected for Under 16 UK Squad
Ashfields Polocrosse Club are please to confirm that two of our junior members have been selected to join the Under 16 United Kingdom Squad. Ms Olivia Foley and Mr Jonathan Swift are both looking forward to representing their country next year.Ashfields Successful in tender for 2009 Test Match
Ashfields Polocrosse Club is proud to announce that we have been successful in our bid to host the two International Test Matches between South Africa and the United Kingdom.Welcome back in the saddle again– Mick Foulds!
August 22nd started out as any other for Mick. Reporting for work as a shunter on the railway in Essex Mick walked along the tracks when a freight train came from behind and knocked him onto the tracks. Before he had time to react, two of the carriages ran over his legs severing them both below the knees. Mick’s thoughts turned to that of his loved ones but despite loosing much blood the prompt response from the emergency services managed to save his life.Ashfields asked to tender for 2009 test Match
Ashfields Polocrosse Club have been asked by the United Kingdom Polocrosse Association (UKPA) to bid for the 2009 test match between South Africa Vs England.
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