Cootamundra Bridge Club welcomed more than 100 Bridge players to their 5th Congress which was held last weekend at the Ex-Servicemens & Citizens Memorial Club. Players came from the Southern Highlands, Cooma, West Wyalong, Canberra, Wagga, Young and Wangaratta attended, making for a riveting weekend.
The weekend was a huge success thanks to the hard work of Judy Harris, who was the main organiser of the weekend.
Further accolades go to President Jude Hillam, who enthused the club members to make our visitors’ food experience in Cootamundra such a memorable treat.
The Congress was once again in the capable hands of Daryl Whitfield from Canberra.
Winners
Saturday Pairs
1 Open- Jade Wilkinson & Rachael Wilkinson
1 Restricted – Zara Chowdury & Liam Minogue
1 Novice – Pip Crichton 7 Nikki Gordon
1 Local – Barb Beveridge & Heather Last
Sunday Teams
1 Open – Josh Schwartz, Maxwell Ashurst, Zara Chowdury & Liam Minogue
1 Restricted-Barb Beveridge, Heather Last, Jane Storey & Judy Harris
1 Novice- Stephan Wallace, Sue Wallace, Fiona Cooper & Mark Cooper
The Cootamundra Bridge Club meet for play at the Cootamundra Scout Hall twice a week.
If you are interested in playing or learning to play, please contact President Jude Hillam on 0438726141 or Secretary Anne Last on 0417260300. Alternatively, emails are welcomed at cootabridgeclub@gmail.com
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