THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER GREAT SEASON!
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2025 Bocce Season Winners
MILLE GRAZIE to everyone who came out to support KCIC Bocce this year! Based on 3 points for 1st, 2 points for second, and 1 point for third place during the season. Here are the names of the overall winners for the 2025 Season! FIRST PLACE - Lisa M SECOND PLACE - Johana J THIRD PLACE - Vince T FORTH PLACE - Lucia FIFTH PLACE - Laura F Thank you to everyone who comes out to support this amazing game. |
Bocce Season 2025 Wrap Up!
Congratulations to the winners of the last bocce tournament of the season which took place on Sunday, September 8. It turned out to be a great day with an amazing turn out of players and spectators.
Thank you to everyone who came out to play!
FIRST PLACE - Cindy & Oscar
SECOND PLACE - Lisa & Vince
THIRD PLACE - Aurelio & Lucia
Congratulations to the winners of the last bocce tournament of the season which took place on Sunday, September 8. It turned out to be a great day with an amazing turn out of players and spectators.
Thank you to everyone who came out to play!
FIRST PLACE - Cindy & Oscar
SECOND PLACE - Lisa & Vince
THIRD PLACE - Aurelio & Lucia
Life is just more fun for bocce players!
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Mille Grazie to Rob & Elvia!
We would like to acknowledge and thank Rob & Elvia, our Bocce Committee Chairs who did an amazing job organizing the season for our community. The team of volunteers maintain the lanes and property for us and they did an amazing job! We could not have enjoyed the season without your dedication to the sport! We look forward to 2026! |
MEET OUR BOCCE VOLUNTEERS
Elvia, Rob, Gino, Angelo and Vince. Our Bocce Committee is dedicated to keeping bocce alive! They are passionate about the game and want to share it with the community. They are always happy to welcome new volunteers to their group. |
MEET OUR WINNERS OF THE KCIC COMMUNITY BOCCE TOURNAMENT
It was a great turnout on a beautiful sunny day at our bocce lanes on Sunday, July 27.
The KCIC members and community were invited to come out and enjoy a day of bocce with old friends and new.
Congratulations to all our winners and a HUGE GRAZIE MILLE to Rob and Elvia for organizing our Bocce program.
Photo credit: Elvia Picco
The KCIC members and community were invited to come out and enjoy a day of bocce with old friends and new.
Congratulations to all our winners and a HUGE GRAZIE MILLE to Rob and Elvia for organizing our Bocce program.
Photo credit: Elvia Picco
If you have questions or comments about KCIC BOCCE, please email us at [email protected] or phone Rob @ 250-870-2219
Ancient Egyptian carvings showing the playing of Bocce
What is Bocce Ball?
The sport is played with one small ball (the pallino) and eight larger balls (bocce-singular, bocci-plural) – Four for each team. The pallino is thrown first and becomes the target. Then each bocce is thrown with the goal of placing it as close to the pallino as possible.
The sport has been played for at least 7 thousand years, making it one of the oldest sports on earth. The first documentation of the game is in a wall mural in an Egyptian tomb from 5200 B.C. It was the Greeks that brought Bocce to Italy. It became so popular that it was banned for a time because errant balls kept hitting the knees of noblemen as they tried to walk through town. The modern game was popularized by Giussepe Garibaldi, the general and statesman who unified Italy in the 19th century.
Bocce Ball is truly a universal sport, being played under various names (with variations in rules and play) including lawn bowling, skittles, pentanque and boules.
At our Club, Bocce Ball has been played by members since the beginning. Over our history, teams from our club have won medals at local, regional, provincial and even national competitions.
Bocce is a great activity for all ages and abilities. For more information regarding Bocce contact the Clubhouse or Guido di Fabrizio at 250 764-4054.
Special Thanks to ELIVA PICCO & GRAZIANA HOCE for coverage and photography of the Bocce Tournaments.
The sport is played with one small ball (the pallino) and eight larger balls (bocce-singular, bocci-plural) – Four for each team. The pallino is thrown first and becomes the target. Then each bocce is thrown with the goal of placing it as close to the pallino as possible.
The sport has been played for at least 7 thousand years, making it one of the oldest sports on earth. The first documentation of the game is in a wall mural in an Egyptian tomb from 5200 B.C. It was the Greeks that brought Bocce to Italy. It became so popular that it was banned for a time because errant balls kept hitting the knees of noblemen as they tried to walk through town. The modern game was popularized by Giussepe Garibaldi, the general and statesman who unified Italy in the 19th century.
Bocce Ball is truly a universal sport, being played under various names (with variations in rules and play) including lawn bowling, skittles, pentanque and boules.
At our Club, Bocce Ball has been played by members since the beginning. Over our history, teams from our club have won medals at local, regional, provincial and even national competitions.
Bocce is a great activity for all ages and abilities. For more information regarding Bocce contact the Clubhouse or Guido di Fabrizio at 250 764-4054.
Special Thanks to ELIVA PICCO & GRAZIANA HOCE for coverage and photography of the Bocce Tournaments.
MAY 2025 TOURNAMENT WINNERS
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Winners from the May 2024 Tournament
First Place: Lisa and Angelo Second Place: Lucy and Johanna Third Place: David and Gino |
SEPTEMBER 2024 TOURNAMENT WINNERS
may 2024 Tournament winners
JUNE 2023 TOURNAMENT WINNERS |
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