U21 Championship Blog Day 2
Day 2 from the World Youth Teams Championships in Veldhoven, the Netherlands. Under 21 Coach Charlie Bucknell has written the below update following the team's progress:
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Day 2 from the World Youth Teams Championships in Veldhoven, the Netherlands. Under 21 Coach Charlie Bucknell has written the below update following the team's progress:
The 18th World Youth Teams Championships is taking place this week in Veldhoven, the Netherlands. The Non-playing captain for the Under 26 women's team, Claire Robinson, has written the below from from the team's first day:
The 18th World Youth Teams Championships is taking place this week in Veldhoven, the Netherlands. The Non-playing captain for the Under 26 team, Michael Byrne, has written the below from from the team's first day:
The 18th World Youth Teams Championships is taking place this week in Veldhoven, the Netherlands. The photo above shows the playing room one minute before the start of the first Under 16's match. The Non-playing captain for the Under 16 team, Paul Barden, has written the below from from the teams first day:
The 18th World Youth Teams Championships is taking place this week in Veldhoven, the Netherlands. Under 21 Coach Charlie Bucknell has written the below from from the teams first day:
The European Youth Championships in Veldhoven, concluded on Saturday 29th July. The 18th World Youth Teams Championships start today, with the Opening Ceremony taking place yesterday. Members from the Under 26 Women's team are competing in both events and Youth Squad Leader Claire Robinson has written an update.
With the continuation of the European Youth Championships taking place in Veldhoven, Youth Squad Leader Claire Robinson has written an update to her blog:
In this week's blog, bridge teacher Jeremy Childs, shares some of his thoughts on opening 4441 hands: