
6th Annual Polo Classic
Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland proudly celebrated the 6th Annual Polo Classic on Saturday, September 13, 2025, at the beautiful Congressional Polo Club. A heartfelt thank you to Host Hotels & Resorts, our generous Platinum Sponsor, and to all the sponsors who helped make this event possible.
Guests experienced the thrill of two exhilarating polo matches featuring professional polo players, participated in the time-honored tradition of stomping the divots, and enjoyed a variety of sideline festivities—including the ever-popular “Best Hat” and “Best Dressed” contests.
It was an extraordinary day of sport, style, and impact. Stay tuned for photos!
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Event Information
For questions about our event, please contact polo@habitatmm.org.
Thank you Sponsors
Platinum Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
John & Suzanne Pranzatelli
Silver Sponsors
AGNC
United Therapeutics
Luxury Vehicle Sponsor
Bronze Sponsor
RBC Wealth Management - The Etergino Group
Activity Sponsors
ASE Dental
Atlantic Union Bank
DANAC, LLC
WesBanco Bank
Tailgate Sponsors
Board Veritas
Founders Bank
Town & Country Movers
Mallet Sponsors
Leif & Julia Ulstrup
Mary LoGiudice
Nicholas Serenyi
Scott & Jennifer Umosella
Event Partners
Bruce and Maggie McElvein
Congressional Polo Club
Simply Fresh Events
Washingtonian
Vendors
Chelt Interiors
Dynamic Dance Machine
efotoz
Forev'Herbs
INDULGENGLOW
LCSprague Artisan Crafts
Roman Clarke Wines
The Surrey Too
Polo 101
- Polo is an international sport and a 2500 year old sport.
- Polo is played on a ten acre grass field. 300 yards in length by 160 yards, which is the approximate area of ten football fields.
- There are four periods or “chukkars” in a match. Each chukkar is seven minutes long. Play begins with a throw-in of the ball by the umpire at the opening of each chukkar, and after each goal. Only penalties or injuries may stop play as there are no time-outs or substitutions allowed.
- The mallet, made of bamboo shaft with a hardwood head, is the instrument used to hit the polo ball.