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Central Division Open Singles
MLPLBA hosted the Central Division Open Singles tournament on August 8-9, 2015. Eleven bowlers participated. Max Cavender edged out three time national champion Bob Schneider to capture the 2015 Central Division Singles title. Bob had a 10 to 5 point advantage in the 18 shot final, but Max played some dynamic bowls to even up…
Mathwig / Witt Win 2011 Potlicker Tournament
The 2011 Potlicker is in the record books. Congratulations to the pairs team of Jerry Mathwig and Anna Witt for winning the annual two day tournament with an impressive (5 wins / 1 loss) record! Seven teams competed in this year’s tournament that was held June 18 – 19. After beautiful weather on Saturday, storms…
Steve Nelson Wins Central Division Open – Singles
Twelve bowlers from the Central Division competed against each other in Singles competition on extremely fast greens Saturday August 6th. Congratulations to Steve Nelson for capturing the Singles Championship. Competitors who placed included: 1st – Steve Nelson 2nd – Leif Andresen 3rd – Glorianne Mather 4th – Tony Case (1st year bowler) 1st Flight– Max…
Butler Blind Pairs Kicks off the 2014 Season
MLPLBA hosted the Butler Blind Pairs tournament on May 24,2014. Twenty bowlers participated on this beautiful Saturday at Lake Park. The championship game came down to the top ranked skip and lead (John Kirkwood and Dave Olsen) vs. the second ranked skip and lead (Rob Behncke and Alice Sedgewick). Kirkwood/Olsen won. Scott Wisniewski (skip) and Jack Britton…
Schneider/Behncke Are Pot Licker Winners Once Again
Sixteen bowlers participated in this highly competitive tournament, held on June 7 and 8, 2014. 1st place went to Bob Schneider and Rob Behncke, who also won in 2013. Steve Nelson and Carl Landgren, who have a knack for winning in even years (2002, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012) came in 2nd place. Max Cavender and John Kirkwood finished…
Potlicker Pairs Tournament
There was limited participation this year, but the team of Rob Behncke and Bob Schneider prevailed over Leif Andresen and Jim Grzybowski to win the “Pot.”

