Rob is one of the most successful ever association croquet players, having won the world championship five times and being part of a winning MacRobertson Shield team seven times.

At golf croquet Rob’s achievements are more modest, having won a few domestic titles and the East Anglian championship a lot.

Rob lives in Kent with his wife Susan and their two daughters.

Jack is a Year 11 pupil at Rivington & Blackrod School on the outskirts of Bolton. He has been knocking croquet balls around various croquet clubs since he was about 7 - mainly to stave off boredom when his dad was playing in tournaments. Jack started showing more consistency in 2018 and as a member of Bowdon played for their teams still aged 11.
Last year he won his 1st Ascot – the Lancs Open, the 3rd Eight and he finished runner up in the Ascot Finals. His ranking improved by 318 points.
Jack is also a member of Bury Croquet Club. Apart from croquet Jack plays centre half for Moss Bank Juniors FC and scrum half for Bolton Rugby Club. He has been a member of the Sale Sharks DPP for the past 4 seasons and also plays for Lancashire u16’s. 

(Jack has a wild card place)

I learnt the basics of AC at University, then had ten year break whilst I did not even realise croquet was played outside of Cambridge/ a few people's gardens.

I moved to Taunton in 2000 moved in next to the croquet club that I did not know was there. someone showed me a 4 ball break and I was hooked. Started on handicap 14 and gradually improved each year enjoying the croquet at each level. First tp in 2014 which I really enjoyed.

Now play a a fair bit of GC as well.

I teach chemistry at Queen's College in Taunton where I have run a croquet club for the pupils for several years.

Born in 1965, Ian is a safety and risk management consultant living near Stamford. He started playing croquet in 1993, and won the 1995 All England Association Handicap Championship. During 2004, he won the Chairman's Salver and played for Great Britain in their successful Solomon Trophy team against the USA in Palm Springs. More recently, he has represented England in the Home Internationals, won the Chairman's Salver again in 2008 and 2016, the Coles Championship in 2008 and the North of England Championship in 2009. He has played in the President's Cup in 2010 and been ranked as high as 5th in the Association world rankings. Although primarily an Association player, Ian also enjoys Golf croquet, in which his greatest achievements have been winning the Musk Cup in 2007 and the Plate at the 2008 World Championship in Capetown. However, his proudest croquet achievement was to be a member of the Great Britain team that won the MacRobertson Shield in 2010. Ian has travelled extensively around the world to play croquet, and came 3rd at the 2006 Australian Open, won the Z event at the 2007 New Zealand Open, won the Plate at the AC World Championship in Florida in 2016 and won the 2009 New Zealand Open Doubles with Michael Wright.

Ian was the Tournament Secretary for Bowdon Croquet Club from 1997 to 2011, organising all the external tournaments, as well as managing several CA tournaments each year. He was Secretary of the North West Federation of Croquet Clubs for 10 years, and joined the CA Council in 2012, currently serving as Chairman of the International and a member of the AC Selection and Association Laws Committees, as well as being Chairman of the Mac Selection Committee. In addition to playing croquet, Ian is a Grade 3 coach, Championship Referee and also enjoys walking and travel with his wife Debbie.

Age 63

Started playing in 2016 at local club Wareham.
Am a now member of East Dorset & Winterborne Valley Croquet clubs
Invited to join International Development Squad 2018
Played in Over 50's World Championship in Cairo 2018
Played in GC World Championship 2019
Won Spiers Trophy for most improved GC player 2019
National Doubles Champions with partner Stuart M Smith 2020
Reached Final of Baltic Open GC 
Home Internationals debut for England in 2021

Tobi started competing nationally in 2010, played his first international event in 2013, and played in the World Team Championships in 2016 (as a reserve) and again in 2020, only this time on the team. Notable achievements include wins in the English National Doubles Championship and The British Open Doubles with partner John-Paul Moberly, and wins in the English National Singles Championship and The GC Eights top flight event. He has been runner up in the British Open Singles twice, and was shield finalist in the World Championship 2019. England won bronze in the 2020 World Team Championship. Tobi also won the Belgian Open 2017, which was one of the most enjoyable events Tobi has participated in.

He has a unique playing style, with a deliberate action, which can generate a surprising amount of power, a hard-hitting play style, often favouring aggressive tactics, and will not shy away from low-odds lines of play. "Go half-way" is not really in his vocabulary. Tobi works as a Train Driver, has a Siberian Husky, and sometimes rides his motorcycle to croquet tournaments. He is married to Emma, and is father to 17 month old Monti.

Aston started playing Association Croquet in 2016 during his first year at Winchester College. He later learned to play Golf Croquet at Hamptworth Croquet Club in the summer of 2020. The following year, he won the British Open at the age of 18.

This year, Aston has been gaining experience at the international level. He won the 2022 European Championships in May and was selected for the England GC teams in the Test Match vs Spain as well as the GC Home Internationals. He also represented England at the AC Home Internationals. 

Aston is currently studying Medical Sciences at the University of Exeter.