Round two of the 2025 MCA Series Tour featured four days of American Six Wicket croquet played over Memorial Day Weekend in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The 2025 Indian Territory Open (ITO) was hosted by the Tulsa Croquet Club and the event featured the opening of the new clubhouse at the four-court facility in LaFortune Park.
Read MoreMCA Series Tour Round Two: Tulsa's Indian Territory Open
The 2025 Indian Territory Open (ITO) launches tomorrow at LaFortune Park, marking a landmark moment as the event will be the first American Six Wicket tournament on the MCA Series Tour. Hosted by the Tulsa Croquet Club, the four-day USCA-sanctioned event will run May 23-26 and officially brings the Series Tour into a new era as a multi-code competition.
Read MoreUS Golf Croquet Classic Set For Denver
The 2025 US Golf Croquet Classic is set to deliver three days of singles competition in one of the nation’s most picturesque settings. Hosted by the Denver Croquet Club at Washington Park from July 10-12, 2025, this tournament marks Round Three of the 2025 MCA Series Tour and will serve as a key event in the individual player standings and club competition standings.
Read MoreTulsa Croquet Club Set to Host MCA Series Tour Event
The MCA Series Tour is set to expand this Memorial Day weekend with the addition of the Indian Territory Open, hosted by the Tulsa Croquet Club at LaFortune Park. Running May 23-26, the 2025 edition marks the first-ever American Six Wicket tournament to be included in the MCA’s developing regional Series Tour.
Read MoreMorning Coffee: Time to Get Out and Play
It's 81 degrees in Kansas City, so it's time to stop writing about croquet and start playing. Here's your speed version of the Tuesday Morning Coffee ...
CROQUET WEEK GC: To kick of the USCA's Croquet Week and Club Teams festival of croquet, Sandra Knuth Walsh took a 7-5, 7-1 win to snag the USCA Croquet Week Golf Croquet Tournament title. Larry Cranfield took the first flight final with a 7-1, 7-4 win over Karen Heckman.
2016 Supporters of Croquet Network
Certainly the biggest surprise I found in launching a croquet website back in January of 2008 was the closed environment on the internet for the sport. There are definitely a number of facets to defining what that even means, but getting other sites to link to Croquet Network is a large part of the equation and it has proven to be a futile effort. Success for Croquet Network has been built through more challenging methods, but the promotion of traffic and sharing of good croquet content is one of the key factors in building a successful website and active internet community overall.
It remains as the top challenge for Croquet Network and that is why I wanted to recognize the top sites that do support Croquet Network by driving traffic. For 2016, here is our list for top 10 supporting sites for CroquetNetwork.com. Congratulations and thank you for supporting this site and the sport overall.