
Senor Steve
The Island Bocce League (formerly the Bocce Garden) was founded in 2008 as a social and recreation club dedicated to provide a place to gather around the game of Bocce. The volunteer non-profit club offers several ways to get involved.
IBC Club Membership is $20 individual or $40 for family memberships. This will cover the costs of court maintenance and league administration. The fees are suggested contributions to the league and should not prevent membership or participation.
Download registration form here. Fill it in and email to Island Bocce Club or snail mail it to Island Bocce Club c/o Paula Irish, 12 Cedar Point Rd. Grand Isle, VT 05458.
As a club member you will receive a Membership card with a combination number on the back. You can use the combo to unlock the equipment shed which contains bocce balls, score pegs, and measuring tapes. This membership includes family members, significant others and children under 18. Members are encouraged to bring their friends and family down to play Bocce, but should never share the combo with non-members.
Membership also enables you to participate in the doubles league if there are any openings. The current doubles league of 14 teams is currently filled but members can create another league for morning or late week scheduling if there is interest.
As a club member, you are expected to help maintain the courts and equipment, use the equipment for its intended purpose only and make sure all equipment is locked away when you are finished playing. It is a courtesy to give the court a sweep when you are finished. Don't play on squishy/soggy courts.
Teams of 4 players each, compete throughout the summer. Teams may also have alternates to minimize defaults during busy summer schedules. If you are not interested playing in the league, write not interested in the "team name" blank on the registration or put me in the substitues pool.
A season calendar will be created and teams will play on assigned dates, mostly once a week. Depending on interest, there will be two to three matches a night, one match at 5:30 p.m. and the other at 6:30 p.m. If there are enough teams a third game will be added at 4:30 p.m. The league will play on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. In most cases, teams will play only once a week.
Senor Steve
Bill Ryan
Lou Danielczyk