Release 2.19r
Results
Thursday evening pairs
Director: Julian
DupliCAKE
Director: Julian
Non-Swiss Pairs - Match One
Director: Julian Mitchell
Scorer: Julian Mitchell
Non-Swiss Pairs - Match Two
Director: Julian Mitchell
Scorer: Julian Mitchell
Non-Swiss Pairs - Match Three
Director: Julian Mitchell
Scorer: Julian Mitchell
Afternoon Duplicate
Director: Andy O
Scorer: Andy O
Thursday evening pairs
Director: Dudley
DupliCAKE
Director: Dudley
Calendar
Tue 8th Sep 2026
Afternoon Duplicate
Church Parish Room 13.30
Director: Andy Osborn
Wed 9th Sep 2026
DupliCAKE
Church Parish Room 13.30
Director: Julian Mitchell
Thu 10th Sep 2026
Thursday evening pairs
Church Parish Room 19.15
Director: Julian Mitchell
Tue 15th Sep 2026
Afternoon Duplicate
Church Parish Room 13.30
Director: Andy Osborn
Wed 16th Sep 2026
DupliCAKE
Church Parish Room 13.30
Director: Julian Mitchell
Wed 16th Sep 2026
Avenue League
parish rooms 19.15
Director: Julian
Thu 17th Sep 2026
Thursday evening pairs
Church Parish Room 19.15
Director: Julian Mitchell
Garden Cities Final 2025
Garden Cities Final 2025
Garden Cities Final 2025

The Avenue BC has won the Garden Cities Trophy, the EBU's national championship for all bridge clubs, in the national final played at West Midlands BC, Solihull on Saturday. To qualify for the national final, the club had to win the Sussex heat and then qualify from the home counties regional final (which in fact we also won).

We had a good lead at half-time, thanks in no small part to a devasting first half from Sally Clark & Gunnar Hallberg and cemented that position in the second half, finishing a comfortable 13 VPs clear of Manchester in second. Very well done to everyone concerned

Team (from left to right): David Dickson, Andy Ryder, Mike Allen, Gunnar Hallberg, Sally Clark, Julian Mitchell, Ken Ford, Peter Clinch.

And Oliver Powell, Stephen Kennedy and Matt Read who played in both the county heat and the regional final.

Given our series of near misses in recent years, when in the past five years we finished as runners-up twice and as third place twice, no-one can argue that this is a deserved success. Until this current success, these results had been the best ever achieved by a Sussex team in the Garden Cities Trophy. Roll on next year!

Hip! Hip! Hurrah!

CLICK on the link below for full results

Garden Cities final overall results

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