Handicapping - Shark or Minnow?

1. All players have their own XG rating

2. XGs are updated every week in a 3-hour process that combines up the week's results with your history over the last 2000 boards

3. Your partner has an XG rating too

4. The average of your XGs is the "strength" of your partnership

5. Your strength is compared to the average of your opponents' strengths

6. The difference tells us whether you were a couple of sharks or a pair of minnows in that session

Newsletter from Ian Moore, Club Captain

Club Captain’s Newsletter 16 September

It’s time for an update on the Club’s activities for the year, starrting in June.

Fairlands Trophy

We travelled to Te Awamutu to play the Fairlands trophy and were very pleased to retain this trophy. Well done to the 12 pairs who represented our Club.

Battle of the Bridges

This was a successful evening with over $600 being donated to the Blue Light Project run by the Cambridge Police. It provides leadership courses for the youth of Waipa. 

A great day at the Sixes

With 34 teams all arriving on time the annual Sixes tournament was off to a great 'Sporting' start on a beautiful day at the Sir Don Rowland Centre, Lake Karapiro.  

After Team photos were taken (thanks to Bruce and Dawn Hancock) all attendees were welcomed by our President Paul Phillips (his first Sixes - both to play and attend).

Directors Caroline and Murray Wiggins wheeled in from Hawkes Bay in their cycling gear.

Our Roof Repaired

Perhaps you had to dodge around the scaffolding on a recent Wednesday. In a busy day Cambridge Roofing swooped in and refurbished the flattish roof of the street-side extension. After 30 years and a couple of heat pump units installed it was past used-by date. Clayton's team replaced some purlins, re-mounted the aircon units, and redid the flashings to see us right for another 30. A couple of pics: