Interscholastic Polo
The Interscholastic polo program is organized every fall/ winter season by the United States Polo Association - www.uspolo.org. It is a great way for young players, in grades 7 through 12, to develop their polo skills, and meet other young players from schools across North America.
The 2026/ 2027 Interscholastic group is coached by Steve Littlechild, with Clare Littlechild as assistant coach.
For more information on the Interscholastic (and middle school) polo programs offered at Toronto, please contact Coach Steve.
Interscholastic Polo Programs offered by Chukker Hill Polo contact Stephen Littlechild
Congratulations to the 2025/ 2026 Toronto II Team
Congratulations to the team of Troy Ehlert, Elvin Yu, Liam White, Chris and Sophia Gjino on a great run in 2025/ 2026. After a fantastic 2025 fall season, winning all of their interscholastic qualifying games against Flat Out Polo, Harvard Crimson, Yale Polo Ranch and Westport Polo, the Toronto team bypassed Preliminaries and advanced through to the Regionals. The USPA Northeastern Zone Regionals were held at Kingswood Polo Club in New Hampshire on February 27 to March 1, 2026. The team were unfortunately beat by the Yale team, who advanced to the Nationals in California, however Toronto won their Consolation game against the Newport team. We are sad to see some of these players graduating from the program, but look forward to welcoming a new group of players for the 2026/ 2027 season.
Meet the 2026/2027 Interscholastic players:
A Strong History of Interscholastic Polo
The Toronto Polo Club has a strong history of producing Interscholastic teams that compete on the northeastern circuit. Over the years some of the Toronto teams have advanced past Regionals, to the Nationals, even going on to win the USPA Interscholastic trophy on several occasions.
Photo: Original Toronto Interscholastic team, coached by Don Bolton and Colonel Michael Sifton, and included Doug Bolton, Mike and Cliff Sifton, and Dave Offen.
