The ABF Board has now ratified both the team and the captain for the 2026 Under 31Team to represent Australia at the World Youth Transnational Championships in China in August. Damon Flicker: Victoria Alex Goss: Victoria Yiwei Qi: New South Wales Ben Leung: Queensland Sebastian Wright: Victoria Jeremy Reid: Tasmania ​​ To be advised (non-playing captain)

Starting in April, the Aussie Juniors Program will run weekly online training and games every Sunday evening, and we’re looking for a few good humans to herd the cats. Each Sunday session usually has three parts: Pre-game expert chat – discussion of a quiz and ideas (30–45 minutes) A Real Bridge game Post-game analysis with the expert Time commitment: Session times: Sundays 6.00pm–8.45pm AEDT/AEST(availability from 5.30pm–9.30pm is needed for facilitators so the tech gremlin

The ABF Board has now ratified both the team and the captain for the 2026 Under 26 Women’s Team to represent Australia at the World Youth Transnational Championships in China in August. Lara Topper: New South Wales Jasmine Skeate: Queensland Natalie Newman: New South Wales Ida Andersen: New South Wales Alexis Wilsmore: Australian Capital Territory Jess He: Australian Capital Territory ​ Renee Cooper (non-playing captain): Western Australia

Moonee Valley Bridge Club has found a great way to support Australia’s elite youth development. Rather than selling mugs, they’ve brightened up their clubrooms by adding 32 Youth Supporter mugs into their regular circulation. At a recent beginners’ class, one mug in particular proved a hit, featuring the quote: “Everyone started somewhere — usually at the bottom!” A fitting reminder for every new player picking up the cards for the first time. A big thank you to Phil and ev

https://regionriverina.com.au/griffith-student-bridges-the-gap-to-national-championship-glory/116896/?utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=rr& Congratulations to Michael Nehme who featured in the local paper in Griffith NSW!