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1. Sun Feb 23 - Men’s & Women’s Singles- 3 games to a score of 15
2. Sun Mar 29 - Vet/Novice Triples, Blind Draw - 3 10 end games (Cancelled)
3. Sun Apr 26 - Four Bowl Mixed Pairs, Blind draw - 3 10 end games (Cancelled)
4. Sat May 23 - Reinie Kramer Australian Pairs, Blind draw - 3 10 end games (Cancelled)
5. Sat Jun 06 - Mixed Triples, 3 bowls, blind draw - 3 10 end games (Cancelled)
6. Sun Jul 19 - Pick your partner pairs, 4 bowls - 3 10 end games (Cancelled)
7. Sat Sep 19 - Novice Singles, 3 games to a score of 18 (Cancelled)
8. Sat Oct 31 - Mixed Pairs, Four bowls, Blind draw - 3 10 end games (Cancelled)
9. Sat Nov 07 - Vet / Novice 4 bowl pairs, Blind draw - 3 10 end games (Cancelled)
LBLBC Tournaments are organized for LBLBC members to compete with one another at the club level. Except for Novice Singles, Participants are awarded points towards the coveted "Bowler of the Year" honor. You automatically get 40 points for each tournament you bowl in and more if you place. In addition to points, you get cash if you place.
Points Distribution
· 1st place - 100 points
· 2nd place - 80 points
· 3rd place - 60 points
· Everyone else - 40 points
Tournaments are held on Saturdays and Sundays starting at 9:00am.
Because the club is closed until further notice, the following LBLBC Club Tournaments have been cancelled:
Stay tuned for information on these and subsequent club tournaments while we wait for this virus to die out.
For information on the coronavirus in Laguna Beach, please click here: Coronavirus - City of Laguna Beach.

LBLBC Tournaments are organized for LBLBC members to compete with one another at the club level. Except for Novice Singles, Participants are awarded points towards the coveted "Bowler of the Year" honor. You automatically get 40 points for each tournament you bowl in and more if you place. In addition to points, you get cash if you place.
Points Distribution
Tournaments are held on Saturdays and Sundays starting at 9:00am.

The ninth and final LBLBC tournament of the season, the LBLBC Mixed Triples (Blind Draw) decided who the Bowler of the year was. Coming into the tournament, Abe Pinnella and Tom Richeson were tied with Christian de Taillac 20 points behind and Kole Carr 60 points behind.
3 teams ended up with 3 wins and no losses. Abe's team was the team with the most plus points.
Abe did all of this despite missing the next to the last tournament because he was at Nationals in San Francisco competing for the Men's Pairs prize.
I would say an all around stellar year for Abe.
Congratulations!
The ninth and final LBLBC tournament of the season was held Saturday October 26, 2019. The format was 3 10-end games of 3-bowl mixed triples, meaning there had to be a man and a woman on every team.
30 bowlers and 10 teams participated. The bowling started at 9:00am and it timed out to about 1:50 per game. That put lunch at about 12:50. After a 30 minute lunch, the 3rd and final games began ending around 3:20pm.
All 4 bowlers with a chance to win Bowler of the Year were participating: Abe, Tom, Christian, and Cole. The winner of this tournament turned out to win Bowler of the Year.

Abe Pinnella, Susan Denton, Les Cantin

Clay Nolde, John Monahan, Ginny Watford???

Kenn Robillard, Amy Ding, Tom Richeson
The eighth LBLBC tournament of the season was held Saturday September 27, 2019. The format was 3 8-end games of 4-bowl Australian Pairs.
This was the largest turnout of bowlers yet this year. 32 bowlers and 16 teams participated. The bowling started at 9:00am and it timed out to about 1:20 per game. That put lunch at exactly 12:00 noon.
Reinie's family and friends showed up for lunch, everybody gathered on the patio, some Reinie stories were told, a prayer from the grandchildren, and Reinie's bowl was rolled for the last time.

Chris Dodd, Kole Carr

Sheila Conti, John Monahan

Christian de Taillac, Doug Killian
The seventh LBLBC tournament of the season held Saturday August 17, 2019. The format was 3 10-end games of 2-bowl triples.
We had the lowest turnout of bowlers yet this year. Just 12 bowlers, 4 teams participated. But that resulted in a very interesting round-robin tournament where every team played every other team.
The bowling started at 9:00am, 45 minutes for lunch, and finished the awards presentations at 1:45pm.

Abe Pinnella, Randy Hatfield, Jim Lyons

Tom Richeson, Kole Carr, Sandy Graham

Ed Chatlin, Scott Graham, Ken Robillard
LBLBC hosted its sixth club tournament, 3-Bowl Pairs, on Sunday July 28th. The format was 3 10-end blind draw games.
We had a good turnout of 36 people (18 teams) to compete for a small cash prize and Bowler of the Year points.

Winners were determined first by most matches won, most plus points, least opponents points, and most number of ends played.
And once again, the last tiebreaker determined the winner between 1st and 2nd. We really need to fix this.
LBLBC hosted its fifth club tournament, Novice Singles, on Sunday July 7th, The format was 3 blind draw games, first to 15 points wins.
We had a good turnout of 23 novices to compete for a small cash prize and more importantly, your name on the Novice Champion plaque on the wall

Winners were determined first by most matches won, most plus points, least opponents points, and most number of ends played.
And wouldn't you know it, the last tiebreaker determined the winner between 1st and 2nd.
LBLBC hosted its fourth club tournament of the year on Sunday June 16th. The format was a Vet / Novice Four Bowl Pairs Tournament where the novice was the lead. Teams were selected through a blind draw.
This tournament was a sponsored event. A club member who wishes to remain anonymous has graciously made a donation so that the winning team received $100/person and the second place team received $50/person, third place received $25/person.
Lunch was provided and it still only cost $5 per player. 3 12-end games. Winning places were determined by total match points, total plus points, and total fewest competitor plus points. 3 match points per win, 1 per tie, and 0 per loss. Max 7 plus points.

Christian de Taillac, Julie Buchanan
Norma Goodhart, Amy Ding

Joanne Hedgespeth, Stan Shuster
The third LBLBC tournament of the season held Sunday April 28, the format was changed to a 4-bowls and 3 ten-end games prior to bowling.
20 bowlers participated. Three 10 end pairs games were played with the winner having the most total game points (3 per game win, 1 per game tie) and most total plus points for all games.
Bowling commenced at 9:00am and finished the awards presentations at 2:45pm.

Greg Mech & John Flora-Tostado

Tom Richeson & Shelley Cohen

Ken Robillard & Abe Pinnella
LBLBC Tournaments are organized for LBLBC members to compete with one another at the club level. Except for Novice Singles, Participants are awarded points towards the coveted "Bowler of the Year" honor. You automatically get 40 points for each tournament you bowl in and more if you place. In addition to points, you get cash if you place.
Points Distribution
For information on LBLBC Club Tournaments, please contact the Tournament Chairman.
The 2nd tournament of the 2021 LBLBC tournament season, the Reinie Kramer Australian Pairs, began on April 25, 2021 at 9:00am and continued through to the finals on June 6, 2021. This pick-your-partner event was made up of 16 pairs teams. The teams were randomly grouped into 2 groups (A & B) of 8 for the 7 week Round Robin qualifying format. Games were played to 14 ends. Teams scheduled their own matches during all weeks except the first.
1st and 2nd place in each group qualified for the one day single elimination playoff held on Sunday, June 6, 2021.
Finals
Charlie Herbert / Clay Nolde defeated Scott Roberts / Michael Iannotti
Third Place
Chris Dodd / Tom Richeson defeated Joanne Hedgespeth / Mary Thompson
Semi-Finals
Charlie Herbert / Clay Nolde defeated Joanne Hedgespeth / Mary Thompson
Scott Roberts / Michael Iannotti defeated Chris Dodd / Tom Richeson

1st Place
Clay Nolde
Charlie Herbert

2nd Place
Scott Roberts
Michael Iannotti

3rd Place
Chris Dodd
Tom Richeson

4th Place
Mary Thompson
Joanne Hedgespeth








For the first tournament of 2021, we filled it. 22 men, 10 women. Everybody played a double-elimination bracket, Covid-style; meaning 1 game per week for 5 weeks.
The eventual winners won every match and lost none. The second place team had to navigate through the bottom part of the bracket to earn a chance to compete for 1st.
All-in-all, a successful beginning to our 2021 LBLBC Tournament season.

Tom Richeson / Susan Denton

Scott Graham / Craig Renwick

Kole Carr / Marty Ellingsworth


















For the first tournament of the year. 24 men, 16 women. Everybody played three 15 point games. As there were more men bowlers than rinks available, games had to be staggered.
All winners won all 3 of their games. The place order was determined based upon the most plus points out of a maximum of 7 per game.
Bowling commenced at 8:50 am and the awards presentations finished at 4:00pm. Certificates were awarded to the winners.
Joanne Hedgespeth

Ginny Watford

Trish Soto
Bill Buchanan

Abe Pinnella

Clay Nolde
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