- In the Life Master grade John Donbavand is ranked 11th
- In the National Master grade Pryor Rowland is ranked 12th
- In the Master grade Graham Cheater is ranked 9th
- In the Local Master grade Murray Lobb is ranked 20th
- In the Novice grade Jim Gordon is ranked 3rd
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"In Brief"
Wellington Regional Club Championships
As previously advised, the Wellington Regional Club Championships will take place on 12 July 2025.
Welcome to the Class of 2025
This year's series of learners lessons has come to an end, and three scheduled evenings of play with the Committee have also been completed.
We are trying to achieve as painless a transition for our new members to competitive bridge as possible. Many of these players will be nervous, slow, and needing help with both bidding and card play. In recognition of this, there will be at least one non-playing Director, and some experienced players available to assist. However, no other special arrangements are being made.
Applications for Membership
Life Flight Trust
The Charity tournament at Paraparaumu on Sunday 6th July is in aid of the Life Flight Trust.
Life Flight Trust is not just an abstract worthy cause - earlier this year they directly contributed to saving the life of one of our members by flying Craig Jackson to Auckland for emergency surgery.
Craig says: "I am obviously very keen for them to get as much benefit as possible from the tournament". He has kindly provided this photograph, showing him being loaded onto the air ambulance.
If you would like to know more about the Trust you can visit their website here.
Regional Championships 2026 (and beyond)
If you aspire to selection for the Wellington team to compete in next year's Regional Championships you may be interested in this Bulletin from NZ Bridge: