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Exhibit A

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Polocrosse:

American Polocrosse Association

The official polocrosse organization in the United States. Provides a newsletter, a detailed description of the sport and its rules, youth programs, tournament listing, related links, and membership details.

http://www.americanpolocrosse.org/

Apollo Polocrosse Club

Includes a player listing with profiles, pictures, news items, event listing, past results, practice details, and a for-sale section. Based in Somerset and Wiltshire, England.

http://www.apollo-polox.fsnet.co.uk/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Arden Polocrosse Club

Information about polocrosse, club schedule, history.

http://www.ardenpolocrosse.co.uk

Cotswold Polocrosse Club

Includes a listing of upcoming tournaments, pictures, a description of the sport, for sale items, and a player listing. Based in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire in England.

http://www.nectar.demon.co.uk/polocrosse.htm

Kent Target Polocrosse Club

Includes a message board, tournament listing, related links, a wanted and for sale section, pictures, and news items. Located in Goudhurst, Kent, England.

http://www.kentpolocrosse.co.uk/

Polocrosse Victoria

Contains upcoming fixtures, a player listing for the national team, an introduction to the sport, and newsletters for players in Australia.

http://www.polocrossevic.org.au/

Polocrosse Worldwide

Polocrosse news, views, results, articles, and photographs from around the world.

http://www.polocrosse.net/

Queensland Polocrosse Association

Administers the competition between over 50 clubs. Provides news items, articles, events listed by zone, related links, and a picture gallery.

http://www.polocrosse.com.au/

S. A. Polocrosse

Polocrosse news and information for South Africa.

http://www.polocrosse.org.za/

Tigers Polocrosse Club

Located in Norfolk, England. Includes contact details and information about the sport.

http://www.tobit.co.uk/polox/

United Kingdom Polocrosse Association

Includes a listing of upcoming events, executive board meetings and documents, a picture gallery, links to area clubs, and related links.

http://www.polocrosse.org.uk/

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