WELCOME TO THE NORTHEAST DIVISION OF BOWLS USAStretched from New England to Southern Virginia and out to Western Pennsylvania the Northeast Division is the birthplace of lawn bowls in the United States of America.
In the early 1900's the American Lawn Bowls Association was formed in Buffalo, NY and continues today as BOWLS USA with clubs spanning from coast to coast. Our division is a very active one with tournaments nearly every other week during the summer as well as an annual week-long open tournament with potential visitors from all over the globe. The Northeast Division supports a strong local club base and encourages clubs to join and spread their wings to other clubs and more competition. We support clubs who foster strong camaraderie, league play and social events throughout the year and who seek to promote and grow the sport for future generations to enjoy. The Northeast division has a long tradition of excellence with several national champions and even a world champion in its past and current membership. All the clubs welcome guests who want to try out this sport and joining is easy. Contact us today and we'll get you started in a game that you can play and enjoy for a lifetime. It is a great family game with husbands and wives playing at the same time with their children. It is not unheard of to have three generations all playing on the same green. We all have witnessed 12 year olds competing against 80 year olds, grandfathers against grand-daughter and brothers teaming up for 2 and 3 decades. It is truly a sport one can play and compete at a high level for many many years. The most common phrase we hear from new members who came to the game in retirement is, "I wish I knew about this game before!" Come give it a try! Click on image below to find your nearest club....Photo courtesy from Tee Adams
We belong and so do you!
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President's Message![]() I was recently elected to be President of the Northeast Division back in the beginning of Aug 2016. I know this is a very big responsibility and I look forward to continuing the great work that my predecessor, Patrick Duffy has already accomplished.
During my two years of Presidency, I plan to create some short and long term goals that I know we can achieve to increase both membership and awareness of this great, yet underrated sport. With the help and support of my Executive Committee & Board as well as input and support from other clubs within the Division, I know we can reach these goals and be successful! By the end of the year, I intend to share and communicate my goals and priorities with you and continue the momentum that has already been created. In the meantime, if you have any thoughts or ideas that you would like to share with us, please feel free to email us at nedbowls@gmail.com. Veronica Sum NED President LAWN BOWLING BASICSThe video below was created by Charlie Hebert, who is an avid bowler and champion with an extreme interest in promoting lawn bowls. Thanks Charlie from your friends in the Northeast!
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HALL OF FAMERS
There is a rich tradition of excellence in the Northeast division. Click here to see our Hall of Fame and read a little about some of our members who have achieved National recognition. We have inducted the following bowlers in our NED Hall of Fame for 2017:
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NED TOURNAMENT NEWS
UPCOMING NED TOURNAMENTS
2017 Tournament Schedule Available now! Click here...
**Join us for ARCULLI PAIRS, our second NED Tournament, being held at Essex County LBC in Bloomfield, NJ on June 3-4, 2017 **
NOTE: Entry deadline for this tournament is Sat, May 27, 2017
2017 Northeast Division Open - August 26 to 31, 2017: Click here to download flyer with additional information
Book your accommodations now...Click here for details.
2017 Tournament Schedule Available now! Click here...
**Join us for ARCULLI PAIRS, our second NED Tournament, being held at Essex County LBC in Bloomfield, NJ on June 3-4, 2017 **
NOTE: Entry deadline for this tournament is Sat, May 27, 2017
2017 Northeast Division Open - August 26 to 31, 2017: Click here to download flyer with additional information
Book your accommodations now...Click here for details.
2017 NED TOURNAMENT RESULTS
2017 RON BUCK SINGLES AT DUPONT - MAY 20 & 21, 2017
Congratulations to the winners and all that participated on what was an unusually cool weekend at this year's first NED tournament, hosted by Dupont Lawn Bowling Club in Wilmington, DE. The 2017 Ron Buck singles had 24 entries/bowlers.
Ryan Hastu of New York LBC defeated Eileen Luba of Frick Park LBC in a playoff of 6-0 players. 3 bowlers finished at 5-1 with Bob Patterson defeating Sam Johnson but losing to Dan Berg in the 3rd & 4th playoff.
Ryan Hastu of New York LBC defeated Eileen Luba of Frick Park LBC in a playoff of 6-0 players. 3 bowlers finished at 5-1 with Bob Patterson defeating Sam Johnson but losing to Dan Berg in the 3rd & 4th playoff.
FOR ALL OF 2016 TOURNAMENT RESULTS, CLICK HERE.
IN OTHER NEWS....
Check out some videos of the Finals at the 2016 World Bowls with some of the greatest bowlers around the world!
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Institution of new fliers and business cards for use at some clubs in 2014...
We developed a new promotional flier and business card that will hopefully help spread a positive awareness of our sport around the communities that have bowling greens. This is our first new step towards working with clubs to build membership.
The fliers are tri-fold and are meant to be used in combination with the business card with each club's contact. Currently, Frick Park, Essex and Fernliegh LBCs have been issued cards and we will work to get more clubs involved.
You can click on each individual image on the bottom to enlarge.
The fliers are tri-fold and are meant to be used in combination with the business card with each club's contact. Currently, Frick Park, Essex and Fernliegh LBCs have been issued cards and we will work to get more clubs involved.
You can click on each individual image on the bottom to enlarge.