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CLUB CHAMPIONS 2026

 

            

The Club’s championships for 2026 have been completed and continuing their apparent domination Val Heferen and Brian McCarney have won for the third year in succession.

Runners up were Kayleen Fergusson and Veronica Sullivan who came in just ahead of Robin and Wal Suttor.

This year was a very even result with the winners on 56.56% while 4th place getters finished with 54.17%.

While I only have access to records since 1990 this years win brings Val’s successes to 13 with partners such as Margaret Geddes, Cathy Cox, Margaet Large, Guy Kemp, Jay Moore and now Brian.

Brian has had previous success with Barbara Green along with the current run with Val.

Early last century the custom was if you won a cup or shield three years in succession then you got to kept that trophy. Doesn’t apply these days

A big congratulations to all who qualified for the finals.

2026 CHAMAPIONSHIP CONSOLATION
2026 CHAMAPIONSHIP CONSOLATION

 

This years Green plate was disappointing in view of the small number who qualified for and participated.

Due to the falling numbers not only on Fridays but Mondays as well only two pairs in fact were left to contest this prestigious event. With this in mind an executive decision was made to go with the one winner.

Thus this years winners were Jay Moore and Anne Johnson from Patricia McDonald and Kay Wall.

Having said that they had to compete in a Howell movement involving 7 pairs. Thanks to those who did attend and allow for a competative play off.

Congratulations to Jay and Anne.

SPARKES CUP

Again this year we saw a good sized field contest the Sparkes Cup with 6 tables all up.

Winners with virtually 7% margin were Val Heferen and Brian McCarney (current Club Champions).

Runners up were Greta Kroll and new comer Terry McMahon less than 1% ahead of Sandy Steele-Park and Lesley Robertson.

Rules for the trophy call for a Howell movement and with 6 full tables our Director Marelle Irvine was kept on her toes all morning.

Congratulations to our winners

 

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Mudgee Bridge Club
Mudgee Bridge Club

MUDGEE

Situated 270km north-west of Sydney and 470m above sea level Mudgee is situated in the beautiful Cudgegong Valley. It derived its name from the Wiradjuri Aboriginal word "Moothi" meaning "Nest in the Hills".

It is a picturesque town with its charm provided by many fine old homes, public buildings and Churches some of which date back as far as the 1850's. It is known for its excellent wine and honey as well as super fine Merino wool.Grapes grown in the high red soils have produced excellent quality wines for over 140 years.

Visitors always welcome
Visitors always welcome

Welcome to

Mudgee Bridge Club Inc

2 153

PO Box 536

Mudgee NSW 2850

www.bridgewebs.com/mudgee

mudgeebridgeclub@gmail.com

 

All sessions played at

Mudgee Showground

Nicholson Street entrance

 

Visitors always welcome

 

 

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BRIDGE IN MUDGEE

Following are times and days for Bridge in Mudgee.

Monday: Seated by 12.15 for play at 12.30 EST. (See information tab for Summer time times) Competition

Tuesday: Men's bridge. Be there by 12 noon and bring your lunch

Wednesday: Seated by 1.15 for a 1.30pm start. Competition.

Thursday: seated by 1.15 for a 1.30 start. Social Bridge ideal for new players and those wishing to brush up on their bidding/play. No partner, no worries, come anyway.

Friday: seated by 9.15 to start at 9.30. Competition

 

2025 ANNUAL CONGRESS

                                              

 

Mudgee hosted a well attended congress last November. 76 pairs took place in the Swiss Pairs on Saturday while 40 teams participated on Sunday. Two directors led by Ian Lisle made for a smooth run event. Visitors were welcomed by Club President Cherie Edwards and a big congratulations to Cherie, Marelle Irvine and the team on a great weekend.

Winners from Saturday were

Section A Helen & Paul Lavings

Section  B Louise Lewis & Vic Pietraszkeiwicz

Section C Robin & David Lander

Section D Chris Cox & Michael Cox

Sunday in the teams event wines were

Section A Jeff Carberry, Paul Lavings, Vicky Lisle & Helen Lavings

Section B Jan & Ian Maclean Anne Johnston and Charmaine Whiting

Congratulations to all who participated and especially the winners

 

 

2026 COMMITTEE

The recent Annual General Meeting saw the election of the new committee for 2026/27.The new committee comprises:

President Cherie Edwards: Vice Presidents Rod McFarland and Susie Bennett: Secretary Libbet Powell: Treasurer Chris Cox: Committee members Jude Bailey-Preston and Trevor Moody.

Congratulations to this new look committee and all the best for the coming year.

A big thanks to the retiring committee for a great job over the past 14 months

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Director: Chris Cox
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Results
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Director: Brian McCarney
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