NOVEMBER
2001 - JANUARY 2002
The
16th Cap Gemini Ernst & Young World Top Invitational Pairs
Tournament 2002, also called the 'Wimbledon of Bridge'
features 32 of the world's most outstanding players. Jan 17-20
Norway's Helgemo - Helness win
Click
Here for more ...
The
ACBL's FALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Nov 18 - Nov 27, 2001 - All the news and links can be found
by clicking
here
Junior
Camp 2002 and Junior Fund Month - The latest information
for North American Juniors. Click
Here
SPRING
NATIONALS
Sydney Australia - Click
Here
WHAT
IS A VUGRAPH and why is it so sought after? click
here
YOUTH
AND JUNIOR BRIDGE - 7 Essential Components of a Successful
Youth Sports Program from the NAYS ... Click
Here
2001
World Championships News Page - lots of links, photos,
newsy bits, bulletins and vugraph information.
Click Here.
Press
Release, English Bridge Union (16 Nov 2001)
45th
Anniversary of the Polish Bridge Union
2nd CA ~ IB Trophy
Warsaw
England
were one of the eight countries invited to send a team to
Warsaw for the weekend of November 9th-11th 2001.
Participating
countries were Austria, Canada, England, Germany, Italy, Netherlands,
Poland and Russia. The invited teams were divided into two
pools of four; Italy, England, Russia and Canada in one group
and Poland, Netherlands, Austria and Germany in the other.
England
finished 3rd, and were awarded a bronze medal. England team:
Paul Hackett & John Armstrong, Alan Mould & Gary Hyett
(npc David Harris).
The
event was won by Austria (who defeated England in the semifinals);
the runners-up were Netherlands. England defeated Canada in
the play off for 3rd/4th place.
