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NEWS
Our annual Juniors "Founders Trophy" Tournament was held recently on Sunday 7 June.
A most successful day with nine full tables and a big thumbs up for all those that had a part in organising and running the tournament.
Congratulations to:- Suzanne Edlin and Girish Urder who won the tournament as the top junior pair.
Katrina Johnson and Vicky Byles who were the top novice pair and also came second.
Adele Hughes and Rosemary Matskows who were the top pair in the open section.
View some photos on the gallery page here.
TournamentsOur next Tournament is the Open Restricted 3A Tournament on the 13th of June. Refer to the tournament Tab under Events.
Sunday Social Bridge Sessions
These sessions start at 1pm. Table money $7 plus a small plate per partnership for a shared afternoon tea. A sponsored event with prizes. The next session for 2026 is on Sunday April 19th.
Training
The club runs Bridge Lessons throughout the year.
The next lessons are starting Thursday 23rd July 7pm-9pm running weekly every Thursday evening. For those who would prefer a daytime option there are lessons starting Saturday 25th July 1pm-3pm running weekly every Saturday afternoon
Click Bridge Lessons for more information.
Waitemata Bridge Club is a friendly bridge club situated in Covil Park at Te Atatu South, West Auckland.
If you are looking for a fun, social, stimulating and often challenging session, then come on down.
About Bridge
Bridge is the greatest card game of all, and it can provide immense challenge and enjoyment for the rest of your life.
Research has shown that Bridge is excellent for developing concentration and problem-solving skills. It's also a very social game, so a good way to make new friends.
The game of bridge has two main parts: the Bidding (also called the Auction) and the Play.
The most common comment that you hear from bridge players is “I have been playing for X years and I am still learning”, so you will never get bored with bridge, as you will never know it all
There are 635 billion different possible bridge hands so each hand that you play will be unique.
Research has shown that Bridge is excellent for developing concentration and problem-solving skills. It's also a very social game, so a good way to make new friends.
The game of bridge has two main parts: the Bidding (also called the Auction) and the Play.
The most common comment that you hear from bridge players is “I have been playing for X years and I am still learning”, so you will never get bored with bridge, as you will never know it all
There are 635 billion different possible bridge hands so each hand that you play will be unique.