| The Republic of Morac-Songhrati-Meads has a proud history of success in sporting endeavours. Although a small country in size and population, there lies a strong heart dedicated to sporting excellence. Prior to the invasion, hardly a day went by without a sporting event occurring somewhere on our archipelago. |
Cricket being played at Royal Southwark Cricket Club
| Our British legacy ensures that cricket has become our national sport, our close ties with Australia has meant that Australian Rules football is very popular, the influx of Asian immigrants early this century has led to sports like soccer and sepak takraw become part of the sporting calendar. And I'm happy to announce that, as with any decent, intelligent society, golf is considered an irrelevant waste of time and is not played here, under pain of death.
For a brief history of cricket in our nation visit the following Page
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Horses and jockeys in training for the Southwark Cup
the most prestigious horse racing trophy in the country
| As the official Morac-Songhrati-Meads delegate to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) International Cricket Council (ICC) International Australian Football Council (IAFC) International Luge Federation and The International Sepaktakraw Federation (ISTAF) It is my duty to ensure that Songhrato sportsmen and women in exile continue to be able to train for forthcoming events and to plan for the rebirth of Songhrati sport following our successful resettlement of Morac-Songhrati-Meads. |
Yachting in Morceambe Bay
| For further information on our sporting programs or for information on how to organise a sporting tour to our country, please contact me either through my Songhrati Address or through my Geneva Office
For further sporting links, go here
Grantley Philbrook, |
