CORNWALL SWISS PAIRS - Sunday 18 September 2022 |
This is a one day green-pointed event played on RealBridge starting at 11.00am. There will be about a 45 minute break after the third of the seven 7-board matches.
Entry fee £15.00 per person (£7.50 under 26 years old).
Director : Jeremy Child
Please click on the Entry Form on the left hand menu of this page.
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CORWEN TROPHY |
Following the late withdrawal of Peter Scott and Graham Ramsey for COVID reasons, Jo Bryant and Chris Bickerdike were Cornwall's only representatives in the National County Pairs final, the Corwen Trophy. After a very poor 42% first session, they hauled themselves into the top half with a blistering 63% on Saturday afternoon. Two steady sessions on Sunday, saw them finish a creditable 26th out of 78 pairs with 52.3%. This earned them 3.24 green points.
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TEAMS OF FOUR CHAMPIONSHIP |
Six teams played five 8 board matches on RealBridge on Sunday 20 March. In a close finish between the leading three teams, Peter Scott (Graham Ramsey, Heather Holder-Powell, John Golding) won four of their five matches and finished top with 64 VPs, which was 3 VPs ahead of Rob Mabley (Alan Biggs, Richard Blyth, Geoff Jones) who also only lost one match. The winning team now qualifies to represent Cornwall in the national final, the Pachabo Cup, in June. A third pair from the runners-up can join the winning team.
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2022 QUESTIONNAIRE |
CORNWALL BRIDGE QUESTIONNAIRE MARCH 2022
Following analysis of the recent survey about county bridge (see results elsewhere), the committee has decided :
1. To reduce number of county events to six a year.
2. Some to be online on Realbridge, some to be F2F, held at other clubs up and down the county, i.e. not at Ladock.
3. The F2F Congress will not continue. Instead one open Green-Pointed event will be held online on September 18th.
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Introduction |
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There are currently 11 bridge clubs in Cornwall that are affiliated to the English Bridge Union (EBU). They meet either online or face-to-face or both on a variety of weekday evenings.
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