Cami Russack won 1st Flight and Vicky Naranjo came in second. L-R Priscilla, Nancy, Macey and Cami.

Alison Worthington won 2nd Flight and Marianne Davidson came in 2nd. L-R John Banister (National Croquet Club president), Marriane, Allison and Priscilla.

Tournament Managers Priscilla Flowers and Cami Russack celebrate the end of a great tournament

Cheryl Bromley won Championship Flight with Debbie Davidoff coming in second. L-R Debbie, Cheryl and Macey.

Doubles was won by Lynda Sudderberg and Cheryl Bromley (right) and 2nd place was Debbie Davidoff and Ellen Nielsn (left).

The Hurricane was a great place to meet new friends and renew old acquaintances. Here Pam Groh and Mary Galasso share a moment together.

Group Photo

2022 Women’s Hurricane Open

2022 Hurricane Women’s Golf Croquet Open

February 14, 2022

The inaugural Women’s Hurricane Golf Croquet Open tournament was held at the National Croquet Center in West Palm Beach, Florida on January 20-23, 2022.

The tournament was hosted by the women of the National Croquet Club and managed by Priscilla Flowers and Cami Russack. Macey White was the tournament director. 56 players signed up and represented all levels of GC play, from beginners to the best, including six of the top ten active female players in America; Helen Covington, Cheryl Bromley, Debbie Davidoff, Eileen Soo, Lynda Sudderberg, and Vicky Naranjo.

2019 Croquet News Volume 3 Digital Edition

August 9, 2019

The 2019 Volume 3 Digital Edition of the USCA’s Croquet News is now available for viewing. It works best on a tablet or desktop, but can also be viewed on a smartphone. This issue, available only as a digital version, brings the Croquet News back to a four-times per year quarterly publication.

2016 USCA Nationals First Flight Doubles Results

October 16, 2016

Results from First Flight Doubles at the 2016 USCA National Championship at the National Croquet Center in West Palm Beach, Florida, held October 9-15, 2016. Just two teams moved from the block to the title game. Lynda Sudderberg and Loretta Cooper took the championship with a 17-13 win over Steve Grassbaugh and Ron Millican.