As weve been fostering a strong community of arena polo players starting at the middle school level, it was only a matter of time before we received an increase in demand for more collegiate opportunities. After everything the sport as a whole has been through over the last three years, we are thrilled to deliver another action-packed event series where spectators can watch as some of the best players in the country, both men and women, compete to bring home the championship win. With this being the inaugural year of the division-II tournament, the stakes are even higher, said Liz Brayboy, USPA I/I Committee Chair.
The 2022 Division II Mens Teams Include:
– Northeastern Regional: Babson College in Massachusetts
– Central Regional: Texas Tech University
– Wildcard Selection: Skidmore College
The 2022 Division II Womens Teams Include:
– Northeastern Regional: University of Connecticut
– Central Regional: Texas Tech University
– Southeastern Regional: Michigan State University
– Western Regional: University of California, Davis
– Wildcard Selection #1: Southern Methodist University
– Wildcard Selection #2: Skidmore College
The schedule includes:
Thursday, March 24
12:00 PM Womens Quarterfinal: UC Davis vs SMU
2:00 PM Womens Quarterfinal: Skidmore vs Michigan State
4:00 PM Mens Game 1: Babson vs Texas Tech
Friday, March 25
2:00 PM Womens Semifinal 1: UCONN vs Winner Game 1
4:00 PM Womens Semifinal 2: Texas Tech vs Winner Game 2
6:00 PM Mens Game 2: Skidmore vs Texas Tech
Saturday, March 26
10:00 AM Womens Consolation
Sunday, March 27
10:00 AM 2022 USPA Womens Division II National Intercollegiate Final
12:00 PM Mens Game 3: Babson vs Skidmore
For more information on the Division II National Intercollegiate Championship, visit DIVISION II MEN’S NATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP | U.S. POLO ASSN. (uspolo.org)
DIVISION II WOMEN’S NATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP | U.S. POLO ASSN. (uspolo.org)
For more information on USPA, visit uspolo.org/.
About the United States Polo Association®:
The United States Polo Association was organized and exists for the purposes of promoting the game of polo, coordinating the activities of its Member Clubs and Registered Players, arranging and supervising polo tournaments, competitions and games, and providing rules, handicaps, and conditions for those tournaments, competitions, and games including the safety and welfare of participants and mounts. Founded in 1890, the USPA is the national governing body for the sport of polo. The USPA is currently comprised of more than 200 member clubs with thousands of individual members and oversees 40 national tournaments. For more information, please visit https://www.uspolo.org
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