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Central Division Open Singles Winners
The Central Division Open Singles tournment was played in unseasonably cool temps in Milwaukee, WI on Saturday, July 27. On the women’s side, congratulations to Anna Witt who came through through the round-robin format with 3 wins to capture the tournament. 1. Anna Witt; 2. Pat Wimmer; 3. Rebecca Nguyen; 4. Susan Dropp. Rob Behncke went undefeated…
Familiar winners emerge from the Central Division Playdowns
MLPLBA hosted the 2014 Central Division Playdowns tournament on August 9/10 (Pairs) and 16/17 (Singles). Men’s Pairs winners were Bob Schneider and Rob Behncke. Women’s Pairs winners were Anna Witt and Glorianne Mather. Men’s Singles winner was Max Cavender. Women’s Singles winner was Pat Wimmer. These players will represent the Central Division at the National…
National Championships
Six MLPLBA members represented the Central Division at the Bowls USA National Championships in Long Beach, CA October 20-25, 2015. Women’s Singles – Pat Wimmer Women’s Pairs – Anna Witt/Rebecca Nguyen (3rd place) Men’s Singles – Steve Nelson (2nd place) Men’s Pairs – Bob Schneider/Rob Behncke (1st place)
Chili Bowl 2025 is here !!
The Chili Bowl is our last club tournament of the season and is open to all club bowlers on Sat Oct 11. This is a fun, friendly and yummy tournament! If you have not joined a tournament yet this season, this is a wonderful chance to meet club members, taste chilis and enjoy bowling in our…
Steve Nelson Wins 2012 Central Division Open Singles
The Milwaukee Lake Park Lawn Bowls Club hosted the 2012 Central Division Open Singles Tournament July 28-29. Congratulations to tournament winners (pictured right to left) 1st place Steve Nelson, 2nd place Max Cavender, 3rd place Rob Behncke, 4th place Jim Grzybowski. Thanks to tournament coordinator Leif Andresen for a successfully run event.
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.”
