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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.
Sydney Steller Tournament Returns
After taking a hiatus for several years and then being merged with the Otto Hess Invitational in 2013, the Sydney Steller Invitational returned as a separate women’s only tournament on September 6, 2014. While only two teams played, it was a fine day of pairs competition. The winners were Rebecca Nguyen and Glorianne Mather.
Lotsa Festa Italiana for No-Bocce Bowl
The second No Bocce Bowl Tournament was held on July 20, 2014. Seven bowlers participated. 1st place was awarded to Roland Faas and 2nd place went to Ted Bailey. Participants dressed in the colors of the Italian Flag: red, white, and green. Charlene Harmon organized the tournament.
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.
Mixed Pairs 2025
Announcing Our Summer Mixed Pairs Bowling Tournament! Get ready to roll! Already know you want to roll? Register here for the Mixed Pairs. Get ready for our annual Mixed Pairs Bowling Tournament, It kicks off on June 15 and runs to September 8! This is a fantastic opportunity to experience some friendly competition, team up…
Blind Pairs May 26-27
The first Club Event of the season at Lake Park Lawn Bowling Club will be held on Memorial Day weekend May 26-27. Novice and experienced bowlers are encouraged to participate. We plan a fun-filled weekend, limbering up our arms and legs while figuring out what the “grass” is. There will be two 14 end games…


