New Zealand’s “Montgo” – with its trunk disappearing into the Pacific.

“Hole in the Rock, Bay of Island, New Zealand” – our boat actually went thru the gap – exciting – also with dolphins putting on a display for us!!

A quiet week at the club – with no-one wanting to be the first in the 70% club for 2026. Hopefully, we will see some of our Brexiteers re-appearing in March.

It will be lovely to welcome Ann Mould back to the club on Monday – enjoy.

Thanks to all our cashiers, dealers, scorers and directors for helping out.

If you have any signs of a cold or a cough, please stay away from the Club – we have several vulnerable members. I think winter has arrived – please bring an extra layer for those that feel the cold.

Bridge bookings for w/c 23^rd February & 2nd March are now open – slots available - you can e-mail the Club, use the sign-up sheets in the Clubhouse or TURN UP WITH A PARTNER BEFORE 2.00 LATEST. If you have signed up, please be at the club by 2.15pm.

Friday 20^th March – Committee Meeting

Monday 6^th April – Easter Tournament

The following have birthdays in the second half of February- happy birthday to Barbara on the 24^th & Anne Lise on the 25^th.

Slam Ladder for 2026 

One point for a small slam and three points for a grand slam

A average week for slams this week with five small slams bid - as of w/e 20th February - 1st is Maaike with 4 pts and joint 2nd are Barry & Len with 3pts. Joint 4th are Len, Anne Lise & Wendy F with 2 pts. Joint 8th are Alice, Allan E, Angela, Brian, Carol,  Chris B, Gabi, Jan, Janet C, John H, John T, Kay, Maggie, Martin, Rosemarie, Ruth, Sue and Ted with 1 pt.

Jávea School of Bridge and Social Club (JSBSC) holds duplicate tournaments currently every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons commencing promptly at 2.30pm.  Doors open at 1.30pm.

We ask that players arrive by the latest 2.15pm thus leaving the Director and Scorer sufficient time to establish and set up the movement for a prompt start at 2.30pm. We have a dealing machine for generating computer dealt hands and also have wireless tablets using ArcScorer.

The tournaments are conducted in the English language and to EBU Guidelines.

We are a multi-national club with Spanish, British, Dutch, German, French, Belgian, Norwegian, Swedish, Austrian, Canadian, Danish and Swiss members - play is in English. 

We are proud of our reputation for being a friendly club and extend a very warm welcome to visitors.