The 2026 Canadian Association Croquet National Championship was held June 4-7 in Bayfield, Ontario, bringing together many of the best association croquet players from across Canada and abroad. The championship was jointly hosted at the Bayfield International Croquet Club with support by the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club.
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Croquet Network Names John Miles as New Canadian Correspondent
Croquet Network is pleased to announce that John Miles, President of the North Toronto Croquet Club, has joined the publication as its Canadian correspondent. Miles leads one of Canada’s most prominent croquet institutions. The North Toronto Croquet Club, established in 1912 as a lawn bowling club, added croquet in 1997 and has operated exclusively as a croquet club for the past two decades. Today, it is the second-largest croquet club in Canada and a key hub for both competitive and social play.
Read MoreDeep runs at the 2024 GC Worlds and 2025 AC Worlds pushed Robert Fletcher up to #3 on the Power List.
Croquet Network Power List 2025
Happy New Year to all of the Malletheads out there! Today, we take a look back at the top tags and pages viewed on Croquet Network during 2025 to create our “Annual Power List.” Supported by the overall player growth shown in last week’s “Is Croquet Really Growing?” article, Croquet Network continues to set new records in traffic and engagement and listed below are the top players, people, clubs, organizations and manufacturers that drove the site to new heights.
Read MoreCroquet Network Top 10 News Articles for 2025
Happy Holidays to the global croquet community! Here at Croquet Network and Goodwin World Media, we hope you have the chance to spend time with family and those important to you. Starting with Thanksgiving in the U.S., this is always a wonderful time of year to look forward to events with friends and family and do some reflection as well. With that in mind, Croquet Network is pleased to present the most-read articles over the past year to showcase some of the top moments for the sport in 2025.
Read MoreCroquet Canada's 2025 Annual Awards
Croquet Canada held its Annual General Meeting as online meeting on November 18, 2025, chaired by President Jim Wright. A key feature of the Annual meeting is the recognition of outstanding achievements through the Player-of-the-Year (POY) and Club-of-the-Year (COY) awards.
Read MoreChampionship finalisths Macey White and Adam Barr with Plate winner Nancy Crouch
North Toronto Shines as Host of 2025 Canadian GC Nationals
North Toronto Croquet proudly hosted the 2025 Canadian National Golf Croquet Championship from July 10-13, welcoming 26 players from 15 clubs across Canada, United States, England, Spain and Egypt. Adam Barr defended his national title, securing his status as one of Canada’s premier croquet players. In an exciting final match, Adam defeated Macey White of Chesapeake Bay Croquet Club in three closely contested games: 7-4, 5-7, 7-4.
Read More360 Videos come to Croquet
Recorded at the recent US Open GC event held at the National Croquet Center in West Palm Beach, Florida, 360-degree croquet matches are available for viewing courtesy of the North Toronto Croquet Club YouTube Channel. Above is a the block match between eventual finalists Robert Fletcher and Mal Fletcher.
Read MoreNorth Toronto Croquet Club Profile
North Toronto Croquet Club (NT), originally established in 1912 as a lawn bowling club, transitioned to croquet 20 years ago and has experienced significant growth in recent years. While the club had a modest membership for its first 15 years as a croquet club the past five years have marked a transformative period. As of the 2024 season, the club had 67 total members, making NT the second-largest croquet club in Canada.
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