What a Dagg!

The DaggsThe Daggs
Some familiar Hamilton faces playing in the Cambridge teams competition. Cambridge teams means dress-up and here are The Daggs featuring Fred and 3 Trevs, otherwise known as Jane Stearns, Don Wilson, Michael Neels and Di Emms

STUNNING PERFORANCE BY ALAN AND GRAHAM IN TAUPO

Many congratulations to Alan Parkes and Graham Stern who won the 5A Open title at Taupo over the weekend.
Graham and AlanGraham and Alan
The event is played over three sessions across the weekend. They cleared 60% in their first session on Saturday afternoon and followed this up with an outstanding performance in the evening recording 71.91%. A 53.74% on Sunday morning was enough for them to take the title ahead of Hamilton's Ian Clayton playing with Alan Turner.
Melinda Wang and Catherine Cameron played well at the Matamata Junior tournament last weekend. They are currently studying the Nesting Pairs course and deployed some of their new bidding techniques to finish in 4th spot in a field of 28 pairs. Congratulations to them!
(Photo supplied by Lucie Armstong, clearly shaking with excitement at the pairs' achievement)

TIPA AND ELLA REIGN ON LADIES DAY

Congratulations to tournament Manager Ella Gray and her partner in crime Tipa Goodwin who took out first prize in the Ladies Day tournament on Tuesday.
Ella and TipaElla and Tipa

1 - 2 FOR HAMILTON at TAURANGA 5A

Congratulations to Hamilton's Yuzhong Chen playing with Cambridge's Herman at Tauranga on Saturday. They won the 5A title, followed by Hamilton's Brett Glass and Gary Foidl in the runner up slot.

HAMILTON'S GOLDEN GIRL!

DRUM ROLL PLEASE ......

Jenny MillingtonJenny Millington

Many congratulations to JENNY MILLINGTON on attaining the rank of GOLD GRANDMASTER. This is the highest of the 10 ranks available in Bridge. It means 2500 A points in the bank minimum and 4000 Masterpoints overall, a feat which very few match. Make sure you find Jenny in the coming weeks to congratulate her on this outstanding achievement.

22 TABLES AT HAMILTON RESTRICTED

The club rooms were packed with players from many clubs and many grades for the popular Restricted Tournament today. The food on offer was outstanding with a full meal provided at lunchtime together with an excellent morning and afternoon tea. Combined with a free glass of wine by sponsor HEARTLAND BANK this event proved a winner and most enjoyable day for all participants.

The winners today were visitors from Rotorua Pam Moore and Margaret Robbie. Pam's husband Ian Moore playing with Roger Dempster took second place, something which Pam was keen to emphasise in her acceptance speech when she spoke of her enjoyment of the event today.

Hamilton players were well served in the restricted ranks. Third place in the Open/Int category were Cynthia Clayton and Nick Yeomans.
Top finishers for HamiltonTop finishers for Hamilton

Waikato/Hamilton combo of Duncan White and Gary Foidl came 4th with Mark Thomson and Barry Jones 5th.
Barry and MarkBarry and Mark

WELL PLAYED NIGEL AND PHIL!

Nigel and PhilNigel and Phil
Securing the best non-open pair in Heat 2 of the Waikato Area Pairs held at the Waikato Bridge Club on Sunday were Hamilton's Nigel Gresson and Phil Thompson. Well played gentlemen!

CONGRATULATIONS TO TEAM CLAYTON

Ian and his band of four took out the Teams Title at New Plymouth over the weekend. Congratulations also to Liz and Blair Fisher for making the final and finishing third overall.

CONGRATULATIONS BLAIR AND MIKE

Blair Fisher and former Hamilton player Mike Curry took out the 10A Marion Hills title in New Plymouth at the weekend. Three stunning rounds saw them clear of the field and on the winners podium.

PRESIDENT MARK AND PARTNER JEFFREY TRIUMPH IN TAUPO!

Leading from the front ... congratulations to our President Mark Thomson and his partner Jeffrey Chang playing in Taupo today. Steady and accurate play saw them score a 59.42% in the morning, following it up with a 59.23% in the afternoon. Combined, this consistency brought them to the winners podium. Many congratulations to Mark and Jeffrey on their success in Taupo Intermediate.

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