November 2017

Dylan is 20 years old, from London and is currently in his first year at Oxford University studying Biochemistry. He started playing bridge at his school, Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School, and went on to win the School’s Cup three years in a row with them.

He has been involved in the England U20 squad for several years and plays regularly in EBU congresses and in the Middlesex League. In 2014, he won the U21 Championship Pairs playing with Jonathan Clark.

Outside of bridge, Dylan enjoys many other hobbies, including playing music, rugby and rowing.

I am 14 years old and live in Cambridgeshire sometimes playing at the Cambridge bridge club, however I play most of my bridge at congresses. I live with my brother, my parents and our 4 dogs. I have represented England twice in the World Championships in China and the Euros in Norway where we achieved a bronze medal.

My biggest success would probably be coming third in the 2017 Autumn Congress Swiss Pairs.

My other interests include: orienteering and dog agility training.

Last updated: January 2020

Junior International Selections

Event winners

The overall winner of each event in the EBED Spring & Autumn Simultaneous Pairs, and the British Simultaneous Pairs Events, won £50 per pair.

I am currently 14 years old and live with my brother and parents in a small village near Cambridge.

I started learning bridge when I was about 7 and enjoy the game a lot. My mother taught me to play back then and I’ve learned so much from her. Now I love playing the game and being part of the Under 16 squad.
My biggest success has probably been when me and my brother (Jamie Fegarty) cam third at the EBU Autumn Congress Swiss Pairs.

Outside of bridge I also thoroughly enjoy playing the piano. I also have a dog who I like to spend lots of time with.

Born in Kent in 1959 I started playing aged 16 during the school holidays encouraged by my grandfather Lundie Rees, who ran a bridge club in Somerset and was one of the first to host P & O bridge cruises. I am a London stockbroker and commute from Tunbridge Wells where I have been playing bridge as one of my main hobbies since my teens, as well as enjoying anything to do with sport! I have decided to retire in 2019 to concentrate on more golf, travel and bridge.

I am 21 years old and currently studying for a Maths degree at Imperial College London. I started playing bridge about a year ago, to the horror of my family, and quickly became obsessed.

I have played most of my bridge at the Young Chelsea Bridge Club but also play regularly at Tunbridge Wells and Farnborough Bridge Clubs if I can coax one of my parents into playing with me.

When I am not playing bridge I spend most of my time playing squash, running or listening to BBC Radio 4.

Last updated: January 2019