WELLINGTON, Florida – American 10-goaler Adam Snow leads Brigadoon against C Spear in a key Ylvisaker Cup polo match Sunday at 3 p.m. at International Polo Club Palm Beach.

Both teams need a victory to remain in the running for a playoff spot. In its last game, Brigadoon (1-1) lost in overtime while C Spear (1-1) won its game in the final 11 seconds. Both are chasing Black Watch, which leads Division I with a 2-0 record.

Joining Snow are 7-goaler Tiger Kneece of Aiken, South Carolina, 5-goaler Brian Prichard of Loxahatchee and patron Christine Cato of Charlotte, North Carolina. Brigadoon reached the semifinals of the first 22-goal tournament.

C Spear is led by Argentine 9-goalers Paco de Narvaez and Matias Magrini. They are joined by 2-goaler Weston Gracida, Ruben Gracida’s son, and patron Tommy Boyle of Wyoming.

The Ylvisaker Cup in named in honor of William T. “Bill” Ylvisaker, a polo pioneer who founded Palm Beach Polo and Country Club in the late 1970s and was elected into the Polo Hall of Fame in 1996. Ylvisaker has won numerous major polo tournaments, including the prestigious U.S. Open in 1972.

The polo matches are open to the public. Tickets for the Sunday games at the International Polo Club Palm Beach are available at the gate, beginning at $10 each. For information, call (561) 204-5687.

International Polo Club Palm Beach is located at 3667 120th Avenue South in Wellington. From I-95, take the Forest Hill Boulevard exit and go west approximately 12 miles. Turn left onto South Shore Boulevard and go two miles. Turn left onto Pierson Road, travel about one mile and then make a right onto 120th Avenue South. The club is on the right. From Florida’s Turnpike, take Exit 93 (Lake Worth Road) and go west about six miles. Make a right onto 120th Avenue South. The club is on the left.

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