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Clubs Start PageUnit 430's main function is to promote duplicate bridge, and one of our most productive ways of doing this is by supporting local clubs. More deals are played, and more new duplicate players are first brought into our game, at clubs than at tournaments. Unit 430 is a large Unit and there are many places one can play bridge. The 'brown' pages will tell you all about them, and also contain lists of weekly games, and of special events at all clubs, plus the latest standings in the Ace of Clubs masterpoint races, where only points earned at clubs count. Rookie-Master Game Winners: Gray McMullin and Silvana Trotter
18 tables of rookies and masters at the VBC
Here are the happy winners!
The winners scored 60.42% to top the field (except for a few ineligible pairs due to a surplus of masters). Second overall and leading the North-South field was Heather Garrison and Donna-Faye Madhosingh with 58.52%. The hand records for the game were miscopied by the CBF resulting in Boards 23-30 not appearing on the sheet, but the missing page can be viewed online here. CNTC and CWTC Zone Final Results
Good luck to all teams that are Montreal-bound!
The B.C. Zone Finals of the CNTC, and part of the split-site CWTC Zone Final, was played recently at the Vancouver Bridge Centre. Canadian National Team Championships B.C. Zone Final (February 16-17) Ten teams played, five in Flight A and five more in Flight B. Two days of tough competition produced these winners: CNTC Flight A (5 teams, 3 qualify to the National Final, one with a CBF subsidy)
CNTC Flight B (5 teams, 2 qualify to the National Final, one with a CBF subsidy -- a third team may be invited)
Canadian Women's Team Championships B.C. Zone Final (Vancouver heat) (February 3) Eight teams played in the Vancouver event on Super Bowl Sunday. Over five hours of tough competition produced these winners: CWTC (8 teams, 1 qualifies to the National Final, one or two more may also be invited)
Five more teams played in the simultaneous Victoria version of the event. The winners of each event earned an automatic qualification to the National Final. In all these events, teams may add or change players before the National Final. Check the event conditions at the CBF webpage for full details. The National Finals of the CWTC and CNTC will be held in Montreal-Dorval, May 24-31. The CBF Co-ordinator will get in touch with teams interested in continuing with complete CBF subsidy information (CNTC winners also received an info package at the end of the game). Bonne chance à Montréal! 2007-08 IMP League is nearly done!
Playoffs now under way!
Both divisions of the IMP League are into the playoffs. Below is a list of links to the final standings, team pages, and playoff notes...
TEAM CAPTAINS: ALERT! The final date to play regular-season matches in Flight A is April 2. The final date to play regular-season matches is April 16. No regular-season matches played after that date will count in the final standings under any circumstances. Links to Unit 430 Club pages on Matchpointer Online:
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