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U.S. Open
This Bowls USA tournament was held in the Los Angeles, CA area September 26 – October 3. There were 190 male and 82 female participants, including our own Anna Witt and Rob Behncke. Max Cavender, associate member, also played. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the format of the Open, any team reaching…
Potlicker Cup 2012
The 2012 Potlicker Cup has been scheduled for June 9th and 10th. The Potlicker is a competitive Pairs tournament requiring an entry fee of $60 per team which includes lunch. This is open to men and women who are members of USLBA. Winners will be awarded cash prizes. The teams and games format will be determined…
1st Veteran/Novice Tournament held at MLPLBA
15 bowlers particpated in the first Veteran/Novice tournament held at Milwaukee Lake Park LBA on Sunday, September 25, 2011. Creative lawn bowling attire was encouraged and some teams got into the spirit by wearing tie-dyed t-shirts, Hawaiian shirts, and Packers jerseys. Format of play was Australian Pairs, making the traditional designation of skip and lead irrelevant. Teams…
Club Pairs Tournament 2012
Milwaukee bowlers competed in the club’s 2012 Pairs Tournament Saturday June 30th. Pairs teams of men and women bowled together during morning and afternoon games enduring temps in the high 90’s and an untimely hatch of japanese beetles. Overall a very enjoyable day of lawn bowls. Congratulations to the top four winning teams: 1st – Rob…
First tournament for many of our novice players
We held the 4th Annual Veteran Novice Tournament on September 27, 2014. Veterans (more than 2 years of lawn bowls experience) were paired with novices (2 years or less of lawn bowls experience). Twenty bowlers participated. First place went to the duo of Jim Grzybowski and Diane Carlin-Bartel. Second place went to Glorianne Mather and Min…
2024 Blind Pairs Tournament Results
The first tournament of the season is in the books. A total of 28 members participated in the Blind Pairs tournament this past weekend, the best turnout in years. Bowlers were designated as Skips or Leads based on skill level and played four matches with different partners each round. Points were awarded for each win….

