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Italian American Club of Walpole

2026 Summer Bocce League

The Italian American Club of Walpole Summer Bocce League is a friendly and welcoming weekly community tradition filled with fun, strategy, light competition, and plenty of good conversation. Whether you are a veteran player or stepping onto the court for the first time, the league is open to IAC members and non-members.

Our goal is simple: bring people together on summer evenings for an enjoyable, low-impact game that welcomes all skill levels.

League INFORMATION

On warm Wednesday evenings behind the Italian American Club of Walpole, the bocce courts come alive with laughter, friendly rivalry, and neighbors from Walpole and nearby towns gathering to enjoy each other’s company. League nights are not just about competition. They are about community, teamwork, shared summer memories, and a welcoming atmosphere where beginners and experienced players can learn from each other, cheer good shots, and enjoy the game.

The 2026 IAC Summer Bocce League is now open for registration through May 6 and with league play beginning May 20.

What to Expect

- - Weekly Wednesday evening league play
  - Balanced teams with a mix of skill levels
  - A friendly, relaxed, and inclusive environment
  - Opportunities to meet new people and reconnect with friends
  - Light-hearted competition with organized schedules and scorekeeping
  - An end-of-season awards dinner and celebration
  - League leadership helps keep play organized, while team captains and volunteers help support smooth, enjoyable game nights.

Season Schedule

League play begins Wednesday, May 20 at 6:00 PM
Games are played every Wednesday evening at 6:00 PM, rain or shine
The season includes approximately 16 games
Final game: Wednesday, September 2
Bocce Awards Dinner: Wednesday, September 9

Registration Deadline

Wednesday, May 6
Mark Annati, League Director, will be available at the hall from 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM on May 6 to answer questions, accept payments, and complete registrations
Advance registration is encouraged

Fees

$55 for IAC members
$80 for non-members
$5 per game for substitutes

Payment Options

Venmo: @IACWalpole
Mail a check made out to the "Italian Amiercan Club of Walpole, " 109 Stone Street, Walpole, MA 02081
Bring cash or check by May 6

How to Register

Email tronpilot+IAClub@gmail.com with:

Your name
Email address
Cell phone number for league updates

Please also let Mark Annati know about any special needs or considerations for team placement.

Team selection prioritizes IAC members, balances skill levels, and accommodates special circumstances where possible.

Interested players are also encouraged to consider serving as a Team Captain or Co-Director.

Questions?

Email tronpilot+IAClub@gmail.com or leave a message for Mark Annati at 508-472-7632.

Summer Bocce at the Italian American Club of Walpole: A Community Tradition Worth Rolling For

On warm summer evenings behind the Italian American Club of Walpole, the bocce courts come alive with laughter, friendly rivalry, and neighbors from Walpole and nearby towns gathering to enjoy each other’s company. The Summer Bocce League has become a welcoming tradition — a relaxed, low-impact way to spend a Wednesday evening while connecting with a friendly gaming community.Whether you’re a seasoned player or trying bocce for the first time, everyone is invited to join in. League nights aren’t just about competition — they nurture community, good conversation, and shared summer memories.Part of what makes league nights special is the care given to the courts and the surrounding space. Volunteers from the community regularly maintain the playing surface so matches go smoothly and are enjoyable for everyone. That same spirit of stewardship — seen in the attention to the courts, the environment around them, and the welcoming nature of returning players — sets the tone for the whole league.Beginners and experienced players alike share the courts, trade tips, cheer good shots from either side, and learn as they go. What matters most isn’t a perfect roll but a good time shared with friends and neighbors.

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