You might expect me to award HotW to the very first board, on which our gallant captain and her partner made 6NT. But, oh dear, if they had received a heart lead, it would have been a very different story. Instead, I turn to Board 7, where one pair made a tricky 6D. So tricky, I had to look long and hard to see how it could be made. But it is there, even without a defensive error. Six diamonds and the three outside aces give you nine tricks. But you have to work hard for the other three. They are there; a heart ruff (before you draw all the trumps) and not one but three finesses in clubs, against the Jack, not the King. Wow! And all bid on 27 hcp. Very well done, Christine and Joyce.
Update! Two members have pointed out that my method doesn’t quite work as you have to lose a heart as well as the King Clubs. It seems you have to cash the Ace Spades and ruff out the K & Q, making the Jack good, then throw South’s losing hearts on that and the fourth club. A bit more to it than that and fiendish stuff. If our ladies went that route rather than benefitted from a defensive error, then I take my famous baseball cap off to them!