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  Congratulations to Gertie Barker and Jane Smith, the 2024 Ladies Pairs Champions.   They led the 5 table field comfortably at lunch time, but a strong second session from Rachael Gosling and Stephanie Kyme closed the gap and earned them a very close second place, just 1.5 matchpoints behind the winners.   In third place were Lynanne Bolton and Wendy Gray.  Thanks to all who took part in an enjoyable 2 session event. 

Congratulations to Elizabeth Mckee and John Burville, who took the Mixed Pairs Open title on 11 May.  The Intermediate title was shared between the pairs of Sharon Shanahan / Claude Guay and Lisa Ferrari / Tim Mardon - congratulations to both pairs.

The competition was very tight.  In the open category, the half time leaders (Molly Taussig and Tony Saunders) finished in third place overall, being overtaken by second placed Margie Way and Misha Novakovic who were just one matchpoint behind the winners.  In the intermediate category, half time leaders Tracy and Des Nash were also overtaken by the joint winners, with a margin of just 1.5 matchpoints deciding the title.  Thanks to all 12 pairs who took part to make the event an enjoyable competition. 

Congratulations to Caitlin Conyers and Erika Jones, Junior Pairs Champions for 2024.  A small field but tight competition - at lunch just one matchpoint separating the four top pairs amongst whom were the runners up, Heidi Dyson and Amanda Ingham.  Thanks to all seven pairs who took part in the enjoyable two session event.

The 2024 Open Pairs took place on Saturday 23rd March.   17 pairs took part, including six with less than 500 masterpoints - so for the first time we had intermediate and junior players competing within an open championship for their own prize.

Congratulations to Rachael Gosling and John Glynn for winning the Open Pairs title, overtaking the lunchtime leaders David Cordon and John Rayner who came second.

Lisa Ferrari and Betsy Baillie won the inaugural Intermediate prize - they were the leading intermediate players at lunch, and held on for their title, coming in just ahead of Richard Hall and Tim Mardon who had a very good second session but not quite enough to catch the leaders.