The OPL Autumn season wrapped up on Monday, 1 June after another terrific season, enjoying record participation for the third straight season. 172 players joined the league in Autumn, including 28 from Victoria, 10 from Queensland as well as entrants from South Australia, Western Australia…
Following the recent AGM and the publication of the 2025 Annual Report, the Board is pleased to provide an update on the financial health of Bridge NSW as we progress through our second full year of operation. When Bridge NSW was established in mid-2024, our…
The June issue of the Bridging NSW newsletter is here. Key features this month: An interview with the incomparable John McIlrath, who shares his lifelong bridge journey as a player, club owner, teacher, national director, and dedicated volunteer. A successful Presidents’ Day on the NSW…
Acknowledging the driving force of our community National Volunteer Week runs from 18 to 24 May, and Bridge NSW wishes to acknowledge the incredible network of volunteers whose dedication ensures our game continues to flourish across the state. Our game is built upon a…
The May issue of the Bridging NSW newsletter is here. Key features this month: Starter Congress launch: A new full-day event tailored for new players interested in trying tournament bridge. Interstate representation: The Open, Women’s, Seniors, and Youth teams to represent NSW at the Australian…
Bridge NSW is excited to announce an initiative to support new and developing players who have little or no experience playing in a congress. Introducing the Starter Congress – a full-day pairs event specifically for newer players who are interested in trying tournament bridge but…
The July issue of the Bridging NSW newsletter is here. Key features this month, 'Gold in Goa' - the amazing results from the Asia Cup in India, including a gold medal in the Seniors’ Team, featuring four players from NSW and we introduce the
talented players representing NSW at the Australian National Championship. They share memorable moments, tips for players and more.
The July issue of the Bridging NSW newsletter is here. Key features this month, 'Gold in Goa' - the amazing results from the Asia Cup in India, including a gold medal in the Seniors’ Team, featuring four players from NSW and we introduce the
talented players representing NSW at the Australian National Championship. They share memorable moments, tips for players and more.
The OPL Autumn season wrapped up on Monday, 1 June after another terrific season, enjoying record participation for the third straight season. 172 players joined the league in Autumn, including 28 from Victoria, 10 from Queensland as well as entrants from South Australia, Western Australia…
Following the recent AGM and the publication of the 2025 Annual Report, the Board is pleased to provide an update on the financial health of Bridge NSW as we progress through our second full year of operation. When Bridge NSW was established in mid-2024, our…
The June issue of the Bridging NSW newsletter is here. Key features this month: An interview with the incomparable John McIlrath, who shares his lifelong bridge journey as a player, club owner, teacher, national director, and dedicated volunteer. A successful Presidents’ Day on the NSW…
Acknowledging the driving force of our community National Volunteer Week runs from 18 to 24 May, and Bridge NSW wishes to acknowledge the incredible network of volunteers whose dedication ensures our game continues to flourish across the state. Our game is built upon a…
The May issue of the Bridging NSW newsletter is here. Key features this month: Starter Congress launch: A new full-day event tailored for new players interested in trying tournament bridge. Interstate representation: The Open, Women’s, Seniors, and Youth teams to represent NSW at the Australian…
Bridge NSW is excited to announce an initiative to support new and developing players who have little or no experience playing in a congress. Introducing the Starter Congress – a full-day pairs event specifically for newer players who are interested in trying tournament bridge but…