Welcome to the Essex County Lawn Bowling Club!
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Essex County LBC
Address: Watsessing Park (junction of Maolis and Glenwood Avenue's) Bloomfield, NJ 07003 Website: www.njbowls.com Email: njbowls@optimum.net Directions....click here. Member of....
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Welcome to BOWLSNJ, the home of the Essex County LBC.
Lawn Bowling has been at Watsessing Park in Bloomfield NJ since the 1920’s and a home to many champions. Come and join the fun and enjoy this relaxing and enjoyable sport among friends. A chance to be competitive or just enjoy a social atmosphere while getting light exercise. Come give it a try, you’ll be glad you did. Watch for our open houses or just pop by and say 'Hi'. Colin Smith President |
Come join us....
Due to COVID-19, we are following the following restrictions for our club and members. Please carefully read and adhere to these guidelines for your own safety.
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2021
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for new lawn bowling green at Essex County Lawn Bowling Club...July 21, 2020
Watch the news clip and interview with Skip Arculli and Colin Smith....click here.
Members of ECLBC with Joseph DiVincenzo, Essex County Executive and Staff during ribbon cutting ceremony for new lawn bowling green.
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Skip Arculli (2nd from left), one of the greatest bowlers of our time, Joseph DiVincenzo, Essex County Exeutive (4th from left) and Colin Smith, President of ECLBC (5th from left)
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Colin Smith, President of ECLBC, showing how to roll a bowl
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Michele Arculli, daughter of Skip Arculli, teaching Joseph and staff how to bowl
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Check out 2018 Results, 2017 Results, 2016 Results, 2015 Results and Past Results for Essex County Club winners
Note: No results available for 2020
Note: No results available for 2020
2021 Bowls USA News
Check out the new look & feel of the Bowls USA website...click here.
Tribute to Isabella "Izzie" Forbes
We recently lost one our legendary bowlers, Isabella (aka "Izzie") Forbes on Sat, June 13, 2015. We are deeply saddened by the loss as she was an integral part of ECLBC, becoming the first woman President in 1979. She was not only a pioneer in our sport but her love of the game showed in her continued promotion of the game. She will be truly missed.
Read Isabella Forbes bio....
Read Isabella Forbes bio....
How To Play the Sport
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