It is with sadness that I need to inform you that Sheila Wardlaw has suddenly passed away. I will always recall Sheila’s warm and friendly disposition as well as her quick wit.

Sheila, who lived in Aberdeen, Scotland with her loving husband Doug, was very active and always walked everywhere according to friends, Anne and David Blewden who have visited them in their home country.

We are looking forward to our junior tournament this weekend.

Please contact our Club Captain, Ian Moore, on 0274706070 if you are struggling to enter on the revamped NZBridge website. 

Congratulations to Paul who had a cracking night sitting in South seat with partner Meagan, finishing with 64% to finish as Cambridge Junior champion 2025 with an average of 56.57% over the four week series. A worthy runner up was Alan Lowe who was the only contender with four consistent results over 50% every week finishing with an average of 56.14%. 

Commiserations to David Taylor and Diane Brown who were in serious contention but did not find their stride on the final night. However they should be proud to finish respectively in 3rd and 4th places.

New Zealand Bridge will soon be switching to a fresh new website. If you're already registered with NZB you'll be receiving an email giving further detail. The attached downloadable document gives answers to anticipated FAQs

The start of another season and all those opportunities to play, to improve, to fall down - and to get up again and strive to do better next time.

The Waikato Area Pairs is a series of five tournaments played in local clubs. There are prizes for each tournament and overall prizes for the series.

Congratulations to Herman and Mike who won the Tauranga Congress Consolation Pairs today. I doubt either of them needed any consoling after two great rounds of bridge while the big fish battled it out in the teams finals. 

Google has pulled the mat from under the way we have been sending the results from our scoring system. Some members have found the results turning up in their Junk Mail folder when their email client thinks it suspicious. If you do find your missing results there regularly then it is usually possible to "white-list" the sender