Croquet Australia is responsible for coordinating approximately 9 annual national tournaments and manage Australian representative teams to compete internationally.
The latest tournament calendar is available in Excel format by accessing the following link –
ACA Tournament Calendar – November 2020
Note: some tournament details may change if they have not been listed as confirmed.
39 Event(s) Found
September 17, 2021-September 19, 2021
September 27, 2021-October 1, 2021
October 8, 2021-October 11, 2021
November 20, 2021-November 22, 2021
AC Open Doubles Championship
Event may be moved to October to accommodate the MacRobertson Shield.
November 23, 2021-November 28, 2021
AC Open Singles Championship
Event may be moved to October to accommodate the MacRobertson Shield.
December 1, 2021-December 2, 2021
WCF AC Women’s World Championship
2021, Golf Croquet, World Croquet Federation
Postponed from November 2020. New Zealand will host the event but exact dates and venue's to be confirmed.
January 1, 2022-February 1, 2022
WCF Under 21 GC World Championship
2022, Golf Croquet, World Croquet Federation
Venue and dates to be confirmed.
January 8, 2022-January 10, 2022
January 14, 2022-January 16, 2022
February 1, 2022
March 12, 2022-March 15, 2022
May 7, 2022-May 10, 2022
May 11, 2022-May 15, 2022
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2019
Australian GC Under 21 Championship
Singles
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Winner: Edward Wilson
Runner-up: Jamie Gumbrell
Third: Matt Grant
Fourth: William Hollier
Ethan Gumbrell and Edward Wilson
Egyptian Playoff
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Winner: Curtis Mead
Runner-up: Miley Fleming
Curtis Mead and Miley Fleming
Doubles
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Winner: Jamie and Ethan Gumbrell
Runner-up: Matt Grant and William Hollier
Ethan and Jamie Gumbrell
The playing group, the referees and coaching
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Terry Ericson provides coaching to U21s
2019 AUSTRALIAN U21 GOLF CROQUET CHAMPIONSHIPS
ADELAIDE SA
SATURDAY 12TH JANUARY – MONDAY 14TH JANUARY
Overall there were 16 competitors from South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and New South Wales. It was pleasing to see the attendance from Casterton in Victoria with five entries. The ages ranged from 20 to 10 and the handicaps from -4 to 16. The standard of play was impressive.
It was pleasing to watch the improvement in skills and tactics over the 3 days. All competitors learnt quickly from the more experienced entrants in the field.
Terry Ericson provided a coaching session for all those interested after the completion of the Singles on the Sunday.
SINGLES
There were two blocks with seven players in each. The top two from each block progressed to a Best of Three semi final and final on Sunday. The others played an Egyptian Format Event.
DOUBLES
On Monday there were six pairs in the Doubles. Because of the hot weather games in Rounds 1 – 3 were limited to 1 hour and in Rounds 4 & 5 to 45 minutes. All games had compulsory breaks for drinks.
- Upcoming Tournaments
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Croquet Australia is responsible for coordinating approximately 9 annual national tournaments and manage Australian representative teams to compete internationally.
The latest tournament calendar is available in Excel format by accessing the following link –
ACA Tournament Calendar – November 2020
Note: some tournament details may change if they have not been listed as confirmed.
39 Event(s) FoundSeptember 17, 2021-September 19, 2021
September 27, 2021-October 1, 2021
October 8, 2021-October 11, 2021
November 20, 2021-November 22, 2021
AC Open Doubles Championship
Event may be moved to October to accommodate the MacRobertson Shield.
November 23, 2021-November 28, 2021
AC Open Singles Championship
Event may be moved to October to accommodate the MacRobertson Shield.
December 1, 2021-December 2, 2021
WCF AC Women’s World Championship
2021, Golf Croquet, World Croquet Federation
Postponed from November 2020. New Zealand will host the event but exact dates and venue's to be confirmed.
January 1, 2022-February 1, 2022
WCF Under 21 GC World Championship
2022, Golf Croquet, World Croquet Federation
Venue and dates to be confirmed.
January 8, 2022-January 10, 2022
January 14, 2022-January 16, 2022
February 1, 2022
March 12, 2022-March 15, 2022
May 7, 2022-May 10, 2022
May 11, 2022-May 15, 2022
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- Results
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2019
Australian GC Under 21 Championship
Singles
-
Winner: Edward Wilson
Runner-up: Jamie Gumbrell
Third: Matt Grant
Fourth: William Hollier
Ethan Gumbrell and Edward Wilson
Egyptian Playoff
-
Winner: Curtis Mead
Runner-up: Miley Fleming
Curtis Mead and Miley Fleming
Doubles
-
Winner: Jamie and Ethan Gumbrell
Runner-up: Matt Grant and William Hollier
Ethan and Jamie Gumbrell
The playing group, the referees and coaching
-
Terry Ericson provides coaching to U21s
2019 AUSTRALIAN U21 GOLF CROQUET CHAMPIONSHIPS
ADELAIDE SA
SATURDAY 12TH JANUARY – MONDAY 14TH JANUARY
Overall there were 16 competitors from South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and New South Wales. It was pleasing to see the attendance from Casterton in Victoria with five entries. The ages ranged from 20 to 10 and the handicaps from -4 to 16. The standard of play was impressive.
It was pleasing to watch the improvement in skills and tactics over the 3 days. All competitors learnt quickly from the more experienced entrants in the field.
Terry Ericson provided a coaching session for all those interested after the completion of the Singles on the Sunday.
SINGLES
There were two blocks with seven players in each. The top two from each block progressed to a Best of Three semi final and final on Sunday. The others played an Egyptian Format Event.
DOUBLES
On Monday there were six pairs in the Doubles. Because of the hot weather games in Rounds 1 – 3 were limited to 1 hour and in Rounds 4 & 5 to 45 minutes. All games had compulsory breaks for drinks.
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14 – 22 November
GC Gold & Silver Medals 2020
2 – 6 December