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Welcome to ACBL Unit 112
Next Tournament
NOV
7–8
Finger Lakes Sectional · Canandaigua

Saturday: Stratified Open Pairs and Stratified NLM/499er Pairs. Sunday: Stratified Open Swiss Teams and Stratified NLM/499er Swiss Teams. Complimentary lunch both days.

Tournament flyerAll upcoming events

Also coming up: October 24, NAP Flight C Final in Elmira. The Canandaigua site has been canceled. To play, contact Pat Stadelmaier at 607-425-2442 by Saturday, October 17. Elmira registration form

Unit 112 Report for the November 2026 District 4Spot
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The Finger Lakes Sectional will be held on November 7-8 in Canandaigua. Saturday events will be Stratified Open Pairs and Stratified NLM/499er Pairs. ..........

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Play Near You

Sixteen clubs across the unit run games every week, from Rochester and Geneseo to Watertown, Canton, Syracuse, Ithaca, Elmira and Vestal.

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Welcome to Unit 112

Playing bridge provides the opportunity to compete, learn and make
new friends. Games are available face-to-face at local clubs and also
online. Enjoy the game and encourage your family and friends to do
the same!

Betty Youmans, Unit 112 President 

Free Play Certificates

Unit 112 welcomes new members of the American Contract Bridge
League by sending them information about Unit 112 and free play
certificates for their local face-to-face club. Players who advance in
rank receive free play certificates to any Unit 112 Sectional
tournament. These certificates are sent to the local club manager so
that they can be presented to the player at the local games. These
certificates are Unit 112’s way of saying “welcome” and “well done”! In
the past, some certificates had an expiration date. Please note that
even these “expired” certificates can still be redeemed.