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Yes, Fresno Lawn Bowls club is alive and well.  Ade Perenon is our President for 2018 – thanks in advance Ade. Beginners always welcome at our club. Plus we will travel and participate in a number of PIMD and other … Continue reading →

What great coverage!  More pictures coming soon courtesy also of the Fresno Bee. Newcomers always welcome. Free lessons and loaner bowls. Here is Link to Article. (C) Copyright and thanks to the Fresno Bee – the leading newspaper in Central … Continue reading →

In a great spring day of bowling, Fresno won Sunday’s tournament in dominant fashion. Here Craig Bigham receives the trophy back from Cambria to celebrate the fine event. Many thanks to the 14 or more Cambrians who made the journey … Continue reading →

Fresno is now proud to have Janice Bell as one of our members, even though she seldom can make it to town, and even though she also belongs part time to other No Cal clubs. No more for the Pacific … Continue reading →

Usually we go to the coast to cool off, but this year Cambria was nearly as hot as our home base. And bowling wise, our lack of competitive tournament play really showed as we gave away a lot of points … Continue reading →

Bowls USA is the operating name for the US Lawn Bowls Association. It is managed and supported by a number of divisions across the country, and Fresno is pleased to announce that we are finally members of the Pacific InterMountain … Continue reading →

Yes… in early June, all the way to Sonoma, to bowl on a different patch of lawn, to compete with some real stars, to drink some wine, to have a good time.  It has been many a long year since … Continue reading →

Thanks to Dennis, Bob, The City of Fresno Parks Dept and all helped, our big new storage shed flew over the giant fence to gracefully land on its proper pads. At last we have a super secure place to store … Continue reading →

After some heated debate amongst the management and officials, the Fresno – Cambria match up was declared a valid tournament. And darned if the the Cambria smaller squad didn’t adapt quickly to our quirky grass and come back strong to … Continue reading →