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Northshore October 2025
With its rural location and small size, Myopia Polo focuses on young players and families.A look back in time at the history of Myopia Polo and why it still matters today. By Alexandra PecciWhen 17-year-old Crocker Snow, Jr. rolled up to an Air Force base in Tucson, Arizona, to visit his half-brother, the late Don Little, he likely never imagined that Little's invitation to "bang around" with a polo mallet would help lead to the rebirth of Myopia Polo Club. "One thing led to another," Snow says. "It wasn't any great master plan. It was more spontaneous combustion."Whether the revival was planned or not doesn't matter; what did matter was that
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