To assist Session Directors, the Committee requests that if you want to have a discussion with your partner prior to play you sit only at either the table at which you will be playing, or at the top table.
Background
The Director decides how many tables and part tables we have, how many boards will be played and which room movement best suits this. Having done this, they advise the scorer to capture this information in the computer system and activate the tablets.
Occasionally, the Director finds that partnerships have been counted twice: once at the table at which they have initially sat, and again because they are sitting at a different table discussing their system. For obvious reasons, this can cause problems and lead to confusion and delay.
Your cooperation is requested.
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Vision Statement
Our vision: "To provide a safe, friendly and supportive environment for the learning and enjoyment of competitive bridge”
Waikanae Bridge
Wellington Region Junior League
The following has been kindly contributed by Murray Lobb
HEY JUNIORS – WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR BRIDGE?
Wellington Regional Bridge run a Junior League throughout the year. It is a great way to improve your Bridge by playing against players from all over the region.Further it is a great way to meet players from other Clubs and form friendships and rivalries that will last for years.
Don’t let the feeling that you are not ready yet stop you, there were first year players that performed well last year.
The Junior League is an initiative of the Wellington Region to encourage Junior Grade players to participate in Junior Grade Tournaments in the Wellington Region. Points are also awarded for playing in Multigrade and Intermediate Tournaments.
You can read all the details and Terms and Conditions for Junior League 2026 here.
Go on – give it a go. Who knows, you could be the Wellington Junior League champion for 2026.
Club & Tournament Director Training courses for 2026
The following information has been provided by NZ Bridge:
- Programme for Tournament Directors training courses 2026
- Programme for Club Directors training courses 2026
- Details for Certificate of Achievement
The Club is always on the look out for new Directors, so please consider giving this a go. You don’t have to be an expert player - you just need to be good at retaining information and able to handle situations in a confident and sympathetic manner.
Beginners Lessons
This year's Beginners Lessons start on Monday 2nd March.
(Note: Ady's mobile number as advertised in the lessons flyer above
is incorrect. The correct number is 027 622 9116)
is incorrect. The correct number is 027 622 9116)
NZ Bridge Regional Championships 2026 - Wellington Region Trials
These trials select teams to represent the Wellington Region in the Open, Senior, Women’s and Intermediate grades.
Key dates, trial information, and registration deadlines are included on the flyer below, with further detail available on the website.
Registration and event information can be found at:
https://wellingtonregionbridge.org.nz/-regional-team-championships (the website will be updated as details are confirmed).
Please consider entering these trials - in particular if you’re eligible for the Intermediate and Women’s teams. Don’t be put off if you have not previously competed at regional level: this is a good opportunity to get involved.
Bridge Lessons - Advertising
The Bridge Lessons Flyer delivery begins on Monday 9th
February. The aim is to deliver all the flyers within a week, but we need volunteers to
help with the delivery.
If you're willing to help please contact Eileen Queree on 021 293 3920.
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