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2013 Playdowns – Men’s Singles
This past weekend Milwaukee bowler Steve Nelson emerged as the winner of Men’s Singles Playdowns and will represent the Central Division in the US National Championships in Arcadia California October 16-20. This annual event is competition amongst bowlers who represent Bowls USA’s seven divisions. Congratulations and best of luck to Steve.
Veteran Novice Tournament Sat Sept 20, 2025!
This club tournament was inspired by the veteran novice pairs tournament played at Jefferson Park in Seattle, WA and we started playing our own version in 2011, typically with two matches in the morning and two matches in the afternoon. The Veteran Novice Pairs Tournament teams veterans with more than three years of lawn bowling…
Otto Hess/Sydney Steller 2-Bowl Triples Winners
The Otto Hess/Sydney Steller 2-Bowl Triples event was held on Saturday Aug 31st. Congratulations to winners: 1st- Rob Behncke, Tiff Reilly, Steve Sedgwick (pictured above) 2nd- Pat Wimmer, Crandall Hays, Marg Knitter 3rd- John Kirkwood, Alice Sedgwick, Steve Thomas 4th- Jim Grzybowski, Rebecca Nguyen, Dat Nguyen
Veteran / Novice Pairs Tournament Winners
The Veteran/Novice Pairs tournament was played on September 14th. There was a great turnout with 16 participants divided into 8 teams. The teams were split into two pools of 4 playing a round robin. The winners of each pool advanced to a playoff final. Anna Witt and Sue Dropp (pictured left) triumphed over Crandall Hays…
In Steve’s Own Words
It was a privilege to represent the US and Milwaukee club at the world “Champion of Champions” singles tournament held Nov 23-Dec 2 on Norfolk Island, which is a self-governing territory of Australia. The island is a beautiful but very small isle (5×3 mile) located 2.5 hours by plane east of Sydney in the South…
Blind Pairs May 28-29
The first Club Event of the season at Lake Park Lawn Bowling Club will be held on Memorial Day weekend. Novice and experienced bowlers are encouraged to participate. We plan a fun-filled weekend, limbering up our arms and legs while figuring out just “what” the “grass” is. There will be two 14 end games each…
