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Team Schneider/Behncke Win 2012 Central Division Open Pairs
The Milwaukee Lake Park Lawn Bowls Club hosted the 2012 Central Division Open Pairs Tournament July 21-22. Congratulations to tournament winners (pictured left t0 right) 3rd place (Bronze) Max Cavender/Jim Cavender, 2nd place (Silver) Crandall Hays/Paul Legwinski, 1st place (Gold) Bob Schneider/Rob Behncke, 4th place Anna Witt/Steve Nelson. Thanks to tournament coordinator Anna Witt for…
2024 Bowls USA National Championship in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee lawn bowls club is hosting the 2024 Bowls USA National Championship taking place September 7-13, 2024 in Lake Park. The National Championships is a premier bowls event of Bowls USA, awarding men’s and women’s championships in singles and pairs events. Forty eight players from across the country, who have won their division playdown,…
Veteran Novice
Veteran and novice bowlers came together to form six pairs teams and competed against each other in a 6-end round robin tournament on September 26, 2015. The tournament director was Carl Landgren. Results were: 1st place: Carl Landgren/Min Waite 2nd place (tie): Crandall Hays/Barb Gamoke and Pat Wimmer/Joanne Moll
Central Division Open 2024
Register by July 25, 2024 Team Event August 1-2, 2024 at Milwaukee Lake Park Four person teams (any combination of gender) compete against the field in multiple discipline matches. The matches will consist of: Pairs Event August 3-4, 2024 at Milwaukee Lake Park Pairs (any combination of gender) compete against the field for cash prizes….
Anna Witt Wins SW Women’s Open Triples Championship
Anna Witt participated in the Southwest Division Women’s Open tournament this past Saturday 5/14 and Sunday 5/15. Her triples team – Janice Bell (skip), Anna Witt (vice), and Nancy Nishikawa (lead), was part of a field of 54 competitors. Anna’s teammates Janice and Nancy are members of the Jefferson Park Lawn Bowls Club…
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…


