Mary Louise Muldoon (1 Goal)

Mary has played polo in the United States, Argentina, Chile, England and Pakistan. She was the first woman to win a national USPA polo tournament while playing on Potomac Polo Club's home team - Gone Away Farm. In 2007 Mary was leader of the North American team in the first Women's Snow Polo World Championship in Bariloche, Argentina.  She has won numerous USPA tournaments at the 4, 6, 8, and 12 goal levels. A consummate horsewoman, Mary competed in hunter/jumper "A" circuits, foxhunts and has started young horses for polo, show jumping, flat racing, and steeplechasing. 

Joe Muldoon III (3 Goals)

Joe is founder of the Potomac Polo School, the oldest, continuously operated polo school in the United States. Joe's an excellent player and instructor who really understands the game. Formerly 5 goals, at one time he was the highest rated amateur player in the USA.  Like his brother Charlie, Joe has won an impressive list of prestigious tournaments including the Monty Waterbury 20-goal and many arena championships.  He has competed in Ireland and England as a student at Oxford, the East Coast Open, the Sunshine League in Florida, Arizona and California.

Charles Muldoon (5 Goals)

Charlie is one of the top polo pros in the United States. Formerly, 6 goals, he has competed at the highest level of polo nationally and internationally: at the World Cup, the U.S. Open, the Geneva Open (Switzerland), the FIP World Championship (Chile) and the Camera de Deputados.  He also has won the 1999 20-goal Texas Open, and the 2001 26-goal USPA Gold Cup.  With his brother Joe he is a multiple winner of the Monty Waterbury 20-goal.  In 2009 he represented the USA versus the England in the Brian Morrison Memorial Cup, a 20-goal arena match.

Dr. Dante Tedaldi (A Rated)

Dante is webmaster for Red Eagle Ranch and the Potomac Polo Club.  If you have suggestions for the site, be sure to let him know.  Dante has competed in numerous tournaments with the Red Eagle Ranch Polo Team and has won several USPA events at the 4 and 6 goal level when teamed with Mary Muldoon.