From Your President - March '24
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Read more →The first three months of the year is always a busy period for your committee with the managing of subscription payments, preparing for the Tasmanian Festival of Bridge and several important club and state events.
Read more →The first TBA event of the year was held on Sunday 28 January. The 2024 Vera Houdek Summer Pairs had 22 pairs playing in a matchpointed Swiss Pairs competition over 6 matches.
Read more →The 2023 Jackpot finals were held on Monday 11th December 2023. Congratulations to the winners: David Marshall and Darryl Smith in the Pink Section, and Bronwyn Fuller and Ann Halliday in the Blue Section.
Read more →It has been a busy year at the TBA, ending on a high note in December with the a win for the TBA open team in the finals of ABF Australia-Wide Inter Club Teams Knockout, the finals of the year long Jackpot Pairs and the TBA Christmas Party.
Read more →The 2023 Tasmanian Swiss Pairs was held at Tamar Bridge Club on the weekend of 19-20 November. This was the last of the island-wide events for the year. An impressive field of 30 pairs played eight matches over the two days.
Read more →Melbourne Cup day saw TBA members gather for a day of bridge, bubbles, fashion, food, sweeps and the big race.
Read more →With the Christmas season rapidly approaching your committee has been actively involved in planning the holiday period and finalizing the details for the upcoming Tasmanian Festival of Bridge being held in mid March 2024.
Read more →The TBA Spring Pairs was held on Sunday 1 October 2023. This was a Swiss Pairs event with 22 pairs playing 9 board matches over 6 rounds. The winners were Leigh Blizzard and Julie Rhodes. Margaret Robertson and Margaret Gibbs were place second. Hilton Frances and John Bailey came third.
Read more →The 2023 Eastcoaster Swiss Pairs was held at the Eastcoaster Resort in Orford on the weekend of 19-20 August. This event was started last year, and it was great to see it grow by 8 tables this year with 48 pairs competing. The field included a strong contingent from the north of the state.
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