Ref, Goal Judge, Timekeeper: The Invisible MVPs of Tournament Day
Every game needs someone with a whistle, someone watching the goal, and someone running the clock. Here’s what refs, goal judges, and timekeepers do, and why newer players can step in too.
The Start and End of Every Tournament: Court Setup and Breakdown
A tournament starts with tools and a crew and ends with trash bags and thank-yous. Here’s what goes into building and taking down a bike polo court, and how to help even if it’s your first time.
How to Be a Good Guest at a Tournament You’re Not Organizing
You didn’t organize the tournament, and you still have a role. Here’s how visiting players can support the host club, respect the space, stay on schedule, and be a house guest people want back.
What to Pack for a Polo Tournament (and What to Share)
The people who pack well make the weekend easier for everyone. Here’s what to bring for yourself, what to bring for the crew, and how to help even if you’re flying in with one bag.
So You Want to Help? Here’s What Makes a Bike Polo Tournament Happen
Tournaments run on a small crew of tired, sweaty volunteers. Here’s what goes into a bike polo tournament, from permits to trash patrol, and where you can pitch in, whether you’re with the host club or just rolling in to play.