You don't need to be an experienced rider to become involved with Major League Polocrosse. A sustainable league depends on athletes and horses, but it also needs local audiences, businesses, venues, content creators and people eager to introduce the game to new communities.
The founding states are Texas, California, Kentucky, Maryland, New York, Florida, Virginia and Tennessee. Supporters can follow their state's announcements and attend demonstrations and matches as dates are confirmed. A local fan community grows through consistent involvement and shared experiences, not through a single reveal.
Polocrosse athletes interested in future competition should follow official league recruitment notices and prepare details of their experience, availability and recent competition history. MLP has not confirmed a general open registration process, so athletes should rely on published selection requirements rather than informal promises.
Food and hospitality operators, equestrian facilities, community organizations and media companies can help shape match experiences. Facility partnerships require attention to ground dimensions, footing, parking, access, insurance and horse care. Relevant businesses can contact MLP through its official channels to explore opportunities as specific events are announced.
MLP has explored one-year, non-equity state membership arrangements with contractual revenue participation, not voting rights or outright team ownership. Final eligibility, terms, legal disclosures and availability must be established before any membership is offered. Prospective participants should not infer investment rights or guaranteed returns from public community messaging.
Visit Major League Polocrosse's website to follow league announcements, events and legitimate participation opportunities. The most useful first step is finding the role that fits your interest and the opportunities actually available in your state.
