Promoting BRIDGE within Victoria
Fostering interest in the game
The 2022 Australian Team Trials have been conducted in Canberra over the past several days and I am delighted to advise that, as has been the case all year in major events, Victorian players featured prominently. Perhaps the stand-out Victorian performance was that of VBA Vice-President Jenny Thompson and her longstanding partner Eva Caplan, who … Continue reading “Victorians to the Fore in National Team Trials”
Continue ReadingThe April 2022 VBA Bulletin is now available Click Here to download or read online. Read news updates on Bridge, some informative hands by Dee Harley and some interesting regular columns and news.
Continue ReadingThe Tasmanian Festival of Bridge was held last weekend and Victorians featured prominently in the results. Somewhat unusually, all the events at this Gold Point carnival are for pairs, with no teams events taking place. The Roger Penny Senior Swiss Pairs was won by our own Neil Ewart in combination with Canberra-based Ian Robinson. Warm … Continue reading “Victorians Star in Launceston”
Continue ReadingThe VBA wishes to advise that the Victor Champion Cup will definitely be taking place in 2022 at its usual time of the Queen’s Birthday Weekend (June 8-13). Our preferred option remains to hold this event face-to-face. However, at present (March 17), we are unable to confirm the venue for the event owing to disruption … Continue reading “Update on 2022 Victor Champion Cup”
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Continue ReadingThe March 2022 VBA Bulletin is now available Click Here to download or read online. Read news updates on Bridge, some informative hands by Dee Harley and some interesting regular columns and news.
Continue ReadingNoteworthy Victorian performances in the Teams at the Gold Coast Congress were limited to the Open division, where warm congratulations go to James Coutts, who, paired with Liam Milne (NSW), was part of the overall winning team in an excellent warm-up to forthcoming Australian representation at the Bermuda Bowl. Jamie Thompson (formerly Victorian, but now … Continue reading “Gold Coast Part Two”
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