Milwaukee Lake Park Lawn Bowling Club
Milwaukee Lawn Bowling
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.
Our club season opener, Blind Pairs Tournament, took place on Sat May 24 and was well attended with 26 participants playing 4 pairs matches with different partners throughout the day. Congratulations to the top 3 Leads and top 3 Skips of the day: Leads Skips Thank you to tournament director, Scott Lehmann and to Jim…
The St. George Club Singles was held on Saturday, August 23, 2014. Eight players participated. The results of the Championship Flight were: 1st place – Carl Landgren, 2nd place – Anna Witt. Other winners were: A Flight 1st place – Dat Nguyen, B Flight 1st place – Pat Wimmer, C Flight 1st place – Rebecca Nguyen. Thank…
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.
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,…
Twenty-eight bowlers played in cool temps, fog and rain over two days in the Blind Pairs tournament held over the Memorial Day weekend. Blind Pairs is the traditional kick-off event for the Milwaukee Lake Park Lawn Bowls Club and features a unique format in which skips and leads play with different partners in each game,…
MLPLBA hosted the Central Division Open Singles tournament on August 8-9, 2015. Eleven bowlers participated. Max Cavender edged out three time national champion Bob Schneider to capture the 2015 Central Division Singles title. Bob had a 10 to 5 point advantage in the 18 shot final, but Max played some dynamic bowls to even up…