The 2008 Flood
The flood of 2008 seriously effected our entire community, including destroying the Iowa City Bocce courts. The club was not able to play during 2008 and 2009 but we are looking to have a SUPER 2010 season.
A May 2007 Press Citizen Story
About the Iowa City club
2007 Photos
2007 League Play photos
More 2007 photos
We are You-Tube too!
Here is our You-Tube # 1
Here's our second one
Thanks to John Grassi for creating both of our You-Tube albums.
"Bocce is Italian for cool people!"
Early photos and etc
* 2006 pictures Thanks to Ron.
* Building the bocce courts Photos from 2005 and 2006
* The Iowa City Bocce Courts
Where they are and how to get there.
* Another photo album
Private backyard courts in the Iowa City and Coralville area
* More 2005 photos Special Olympics players and others.
* All about Bocce
Learn about Bocce and join the fun.
* Bocce Links
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Slowed down by the 2008 Flood but the renewal has begun. |
We had four public Bocce Courts in City Park before the 2008 flood,
just South of Shelter #5 in Iowa City, Iowa.
Club President Ron Grassi hopes that the courts will be replaced soon so that we might get league play going this Spring. Please check with Ron if you are interested in joining the club and playing this year. You can contact Ron at:
The Iowa City Bocce Club was formed on April 8, 2006, with Ron Grassi as President. The Executive Board of the club includes Bruce Walker, Andy Millson, Darlene Ohlshansky, Elizabeth Meyer, Nick Colangelo, and Ron Grassi.
Dues were set at $10 per person, with checks and money orders made out to the Iowa City Bocce Club, and mailed to Ron Grassi, 713 Fifth Avenue Place, Coralville, Iowa 52241. We welcome any and all new members.
The Iowa City Bocce Club supplies the bocce sets for league play. There is no cost to participate in league play on a weekly basis.
For more information contact us at:
You don't have to be Italian to play Bocce!
Last revision on this page: 3/15/10