The tournament was held at Villa Sesta Polo Club, Italy and extended from September 20th through the 30th.
This year the event had 10 participating teams: Austria, Azerbaijan, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Slovakia and Switzerland. After an intense 10 days and some magnificent matches, Italy took the winning cup home. Runner-up was Azerbaijan and in third place Ireland.
The Participating umpires were Juan José Diaz Alberdi (Head Umpire), Nicolas Scortichini and Martin Pascual.

The tournament was held at Villa Sesta Polo Club, Italy and extended from September 25th through the 30th.
This year the event had 4 participating teams: France, Germany, Italy and Netherlands. After 5 days of fierce competition Germany was crowned winner.
Runner-up was Italy and in third place Netherlands.
The Participating umpires were Juan José Diaz Alberdi (Head Umpire), Nicolas Scortichini and Martin Pascual.

Earlier this year the Federation of International Polo (FIP) officially endorsed the Polo Development training application and programme designed for coaches and players.

The App uses Olympic level technology and partnerships to provide high quality video content and analysis tools for training and remote learning. 

The Federation of International Polo has endorsed a Polo Scholarship for Regent's University in London. The winner of this scholarship will have a 10% discount on their student fees. 
The scholarship was the first of its kind in the UK, and links well with FIP’s desire to both enhance the image and status of the game, and broaden the scope of international polo. Successful scholars will take on the title of Federation of International Polo Youth Ambassador.

The purpose of the FIP Women’s Invitational is to encourage and develop participation of women players from around the world.
The tournament was held on August 25th in Denver Polo Club, Denver, USA. Two 18 goal teams participated of the event, Argentina and USA. Team USA was formed by Courtney Asdourian, Cecelia Cochran, Erica Gandomcar, Olivia uechtritz, Pamela Flanagan and Lauren Biddle. While the winning team, Argentina was formed by Milagros Sanchez, Fatima Balzano, Alexia Laprida and Sofia Lorenzo. 

Dawn Jones (member of FIP women’s committee) and group of women polo players have created a Women’s International Polo Network Website. It is designed specifically by women polo players for women polo players to network with one another to better support international polo. It’s a sophisticated chat room with player profiles, and a world calendar of women’s polo tournament dates designed to enhance women’s international polo.


To visit the landing page and show your support and donate you can visit WIPNpolo.com 

Hong Kong has a long-standing affinity for horses, as evidenced by world famous track-racing circuits such as Happy Valley, established by the British as far back as 1846. Yet in one of the most densely-populated and expensive cities in the world, there just hasn't yet been both the space and financial backing to also accommodate polo. 
There is one man who is aiming to change all that. Andrew Leung, a 40-year-old lawyer, born in Hong Kong and educated in the United Kingdom, intends to open-up Hong Kong residents' minds to the possibility of learning polo. The inaugural Hong Kong Beginners' Cup- an event spearheaded by Leung's drive and passion- took place in Tianjin on the 13th and 14th of October this year. 

Held in Kuala Lumpur, on the 8th and 9th of September. The seminar was open to umpires sent or endorsed by the National Associations. It was a course for established players who wished to improve their umpiring skills, and for senior players who wished to consider umpiring semi-professionally. The course presenters were Daniel Boudou and Juan José Diaz Alberdi, both from Argentina. Both are professional umpires with considerable experience and international repute. Daniel Boudou has the record for having umpired the Argentine Open Final on no less tan 15 occasions. The seminar featured changes to the rules and new interpretations of the rules, refereeing and game officiating, video analysis of games and stewarding and horse welfare.

The tournament was held in Santa Clara Polo Club, Florida from April 18 to the 21st. Eight teams of up to eight goals participated and after two preliminary rounds, the four matches to decide the positions were played. 
Forbes Plunkett/ Clearwater (Brandon Plunkett - Chip Campbell - Moritz Gaedeke - Charlie Muldoon/ Ricardo Falla) played opposite Willow Farm (Mike Egan - Tony Yahyai - Felipe Viana - Kaisser Maakar) at the subsidiary final and won 6-5.
At the main event San Saba (Dawn Jones - Cipi Echesarreta - Luis Echezarreta - Juan Monteverde) defeated Tecamac (Billy Steta - Erick Barba - Joel Baker/ Bob Puetz - Nico Escobar) 8-5.

The tournament was held at Residencial Polo Club El Marques from May 8 to the 12th. Eight teams participated with an ambassador of the International Polo Federation per team; the final of this Cup was held on Saturday, May 12, and was played by Balvanera team (Pattrick Nasbitt - Jorge Habib - Andres Balderas - Miguel Gomez de Parada) Vs. La Santisima Trinidad (Fernando Pliego - Guillermo Steta - Uwe Zimmerman - Ricardo Coss).
The victory of this 98 Ambassadors Cup held at Residencial Polo Club el Marques was for the team of Balvanera in a very close match full of excitement.
 

On the 8th, 9th and 10th of September this year the 100 FIP Ambassadors Cup was held in Helvetia Polo Club in San Pablo, Brasil. An impressive gathering of 20 teams participated in this historic event. 

With 20 teams, the 100th FIP Ambassadors Cup had its participants divided into five zones 
Olhos D`Água, Hípica Polo, Guabi Polo, Abacateiro e Arpoador won their respective zones in the international trade title.

The most recent Ambassador's Cup was held at La Ensenada Polo Club, Buenos Aires, Argentina. The event saw 12 teams disputing for the coveted first place on the 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th of December this year. 
Because of the high amount of players and teams, they were divided into three zones, each with its crowned winner.

Ojo de agua, Helvetia and La Ensenada won their respective zones.