Player Spotlight

I learned to play in college in the sixties but did not begin learning the game until the early 1990s when Bruce Dunlap introduced me

I learned bridge from my parents at age 8 on a rainy vacation. My first duplicate game was in 1969 about the time I graduated

Willard (Will) Williams began his bridge journey as most people did, through playing party bridge – not in college, but in the military, stationed in

Romy Gursa of Boise, Idaho recently reached Diamond Life Master. Congratulations Romy!Here is his bridge story:I was born in Denver and played bridge from a

Dee Fulton of Holualoa HI earned her final 1.01 points needed to reach Silver Life Master at the NABC last month.  A teacher, Dee was

I had an interesting international introduction to duplicate bridge at the Army officer’s club while stationed in West Berlin, Germany, during the seventies. The Berlin

My story on becoming a diamond life master is this. I learned bridge on my first husband’s couch in the early ’90s while we were

I learned bridge my senior year of college which was 44 years ago. But after graduating I had little time to play bridge so only

I began playing duplicate bridge in 2020, right before COVID. When bridge playing resumed, I began playing in the Kailua game and occasionally in the