| Essex v Suffolk County Match |
In the match played on March 2, Essex won in all three divisions against Suffolk:
Essex 'A' v. Suffolk 'A' 111-65 IMP 16-4 VP
Essex 'B' v. Suffolk 'B' 123-71 IMP 16-4 VP
Essex 'C' v. Suffolk 'C' 124-42 IMP 18-2 VP
This result means that Essex finish this season in second place in the C division; other placings depend on other counties' results.
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| Uppsala Series On-line |
In their last match in Division 4, Essex Saxons won by 15.08 to 4.92 VP giving them seven wins out of seven and a total of 121.43 VP out of a possible 140 (86.7%). 230 players took part across the four divisions. All of the Essex players finished with positive XIMP scores. The stand-out results were by Marc Chawner who topped the XIMP table for the whole league, Paul Spencer was 4th and Pat Johnson, who played with three different partners, was 6th. The link to the full XIMP table is here: https://www.bridgeskalis.se/scoring/tvl/250227128096/iaf/
The team moves up to Division 3 starting next week.
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| Essex Leagues |
Essex Leagues 2024/25
Keep up to date with the Essex leagues.
For latest position see RESULTS
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| Margaret Curtis Events |
The Essex Bridge Academy are using money bequeathed by the late Margaret Curtis. Money which is to be used for events such as our Wednesday event which is 100% funded from the late Margaret Curtis bequest.
Consequently, invitations to join our Wednesday evenings and the session links can only be issued by the organisers in Essex.
All current players continue to be welcomed. If you wish to invite other players, please email Marc (marc.chawner@aol.com) first to confirm eligibility.
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| Essex Contract Bridge Association |
The ECBA was formed in 1946. We have around 1,700 members and 15 affiliated clubs.
Based on the EBU's statistics for the year to May 2024 we have 3 clubs amongst the 50 most active in the country.:
The teaching of bridge around the county is encouraged. There are classes in many adult education centres and private tuition is also available. The association is very happy to provide help to local schools either by teaching or developing bridge clubs.
The ECBA would like to welcome all new members and hope to see them at some of the competitions.
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The ECBA was formed in 1946. We have around 1,700 members and 15 affiliated clubs. ..........
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| English Bridge Education & Development |
The EBU is keen that all members are aware of the services of EBED, its new charity for Bridge Education & Development, Click on this box to find out more and visit their new website!
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