2024 Australia-Wide Restricted Pairs
Your Personal Results Booklet by Brad Coles

William,

Welcome to your personal results analysis booklet for the 2024 Australia-Wide Restricted Pairs.

You will have already received your first booklet on the day of the event – an instructional booklet with advice on how to bid and play the hands. This is your second booklet, looking at the actual results from around Australia.

All of the participating clubs have submitted their board scores, and the event has been scored across the field. With over 500 tables submitted for each board, and over 13000 boards played overall, this is your chance to directly compare your results with players from all over the country, board by board.

For each board we have displayed a full national travelling scoreslip, plus a summary of the most common contracts and results, with some additional comments about the final results. The summary also shows your own result, and also the results of one of the top ranked pairs. This way you can see exactly what you needed to do if you wanted to win the event!

This booklet also contains the list of the top 500 pairs in the event, on the last few pages.

The top five pairs are:

1. Robin Archer & Charles Young Maine

2. Robyn Holcombe & Jo Forsyth Hamilton

3. Bob Dunk & Alan Hutchinson Gawler

4. Maureen Milgate & Kate Courts Wellington

5. Kevin Hughes & Lucy D'Ambrosio Central Coast

Best QLD: Neil & Chris Niemand Birkdale

Best WA: Wendy Wade & Michelle Randle Denmark

Your score summary Ranking: 773 out of 1058 (45.7%)
Board	Seating	Contract	Tricks	Score	%
5	NS	3-N	9	140	81%
6	NS	3-N	9	140	24%
7	NS	3-E	10	-170	32%
8	NS	2NT-S	9	150	79%
9	NS	4-S	9	-50	24%
10	NS	1NT-E	6	100	58%
11	NS	3-S	9	110	44%
12	NS	1NT-E	9	-150	21%
13	NS	3-S	9	110	29%
14	NS	3-W	7	100	84%
15	NS	3NT-W	12	-490	33%
16	NS	2-S	10	130	84%
17	NS	2NT-S	8	120	77%
18	NS	3-E	12	-170	58%
19	NS	2-S	9	110	14%
20	NS	2NT-S	8	120	50%
21	NS	3NT-E	11	-460	51%
22	NS	2-N	9	140	39%
23	NS	2-E	10	-130	24%
24	NS	3-W	9	-110	8%
25	NS	4-S	10	420	95%
26	NS	2NT-S	5	-300	3%
27	NS	2NT-E	6	100	31%
28	NS	2-E	10	-170	13%
29	NS	1-S	6	-100	33%
30	NS	2-N	10	170	86%
31	NS	2-E	10	-170	73%
32	NS	4-E	12	-680	32%

Prizes will all be listed in this document after the results are final. In all cases, winners need to contact us at mail@australianbridge.com to give us your postal address. (If you see a friend's name in a prize notice, be sure to let them know and congratulate them).

I hope you enjoyed the event and find this booklet interesting and informative.

Brad Coles
Publisher, Australian Bridge Magazine

PS. All participants in this event are entitled to significant discounts on any two items listed at www.australianbridge.com/AWP_discounts.

Board 1
AK
AQ8
T75
QT742
Q5
6432
AQJ4
J93
J942
KT97
932
K8
T8763
J5
K86
A65

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1NT pass 2
pass 2 pass 2NT
all pass

Table result: 2NT-N, NS120
NS winners' result: 2-N, NS110 (NS 59%)

Comments:
2NT was the most common spot, probably using the above auction. At the time of writing, results are split evenly between 5, 7, 8 and 9 tricks.
The correct line of play is to win the heart lead, cash the A, and lead another club. If West had followed to the second round with the J or K, everything would have been easy, but West followed with the nine. Now you have to guess whether to finesse the ten or rise with the queen.
If you guess to play the ten, it will force out the K, and you will have four club tricks, for eight tricks in total. If you rise with the queen, the clubs will not be set up, and the defenders can take eight tricks (K, diamond to the jack, and a heart through declarer's queen).
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2NT-NS 9 NS150 22
8 NS120 41
7 EW50 24
6 EW100 7
5 EW150 12
2-NS 9 NS140 10
8 NS110 35
7 EW50 40
6 EW100 10
1NT-NS 9 NS150 21
8 NS120 26
7 NS90 13
6 EW50 10
5 EW100 13
3NT-NS 9 NS400 17
8 EW50 19
7 EW100 12
6 EW150 6
5 EW200 7
Travelling scoreslip
NS 400 200 180 170 150 140 130 120 110 90 80 50 0 -50 -90 -100 -110 -150
Freq 17 1 4 4 46 22 11 67 75 28 1 3 1 125 1 65 2 28
NS% 98 96 96 95 90 84 80 73 59 49 46 45 45 32 20 14 7 4

Board 2
AT876
KQJ
KT4
T5
KJ3
T75
A75
Q974
Q
632
Q9632
KJ63
9542
A984
J8
A82

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass
pass 1 pass 2
all pass

Table result: 2-N, NS170
NS winners' result: 2-N, NS140 (NS 48%)

Comments:
If the opponents don't knock out the A, then declarer has time to make ten tricks in 2. After drawing trumps, you can cash four rounds of hearts (overtaking the third round with the ace) and throw your club loser on the last heart.
Eventually you'll need to guess the diamond suit as well, in a similar position to the previous deal (this time missing the AQ rather than the KJ). This time, you need to guess to rise with the king, playing West for the ace.
If the defenders do lead a club (or A then a club), you're a step behind. You can still make ten tricks in theory, by cashing just the A and then going straight to hearts, but if you lead a second trump, West will win the J and grab his club trick.
Book prizes for 170 go to Ngaire Meehan and Elizabeth Cusack of Illawarra and Jamie Luxton and Yulia Koh of Undercroft.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2-NS 11 NS200 3
10 NS170 71
9 NS140 178
8 NS110 47
3-NS 11 NS200 3
10 NS170 34
9 NS140 67
8 EW100 8
4-NS 10 NS620 20
9 EW100 37
8 EW200 10
3-EW 7 NS100 6
1-NS 9 NS140 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 620 200 170 150 140 110 100 50 -100 -200
Freq 20 10 108 2 248 51 7 3 48 12
NS% 98 95 84 73 48 19 13 12 7 1

Board 3
7
T98752
QT52
98
KJT9
KQ3
84
6543
Q43
A4
A976
KJT2
A8652
J6
KJ3
AQ7

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1NT
pass 2 pass 2
all pass

Table result: 2-S, NS140
NS winners' result: 1NT-W, EW90 (NS 40%)

Comments:
As predicted, the popular contract was split evenly between 1 by South and 1NT by East (after a 1 opening from South and a pass by North). East is right to bid 1NT in the passout seat, turning a 48% score defending 1 into a 78% score.
A 1NT opening from South, and a transfer to 2 from North, would have given NS about 89%.
After East bid 1NT, North could still have saved the day by bidding 2 when East's 1NT was passed around to him. It looks dangerous, but not as dangerous as sitting quietly while South leads a spade against 1NT.
Book prizes for 2 go to Robin Ward and Helen Ottosson of Kalamunda and Cheryl Waters and Erica Gray of Illawarra.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
1-NS 7 NS80 54
6 EW50 49
5 EW100 15
4 EW150 3
1NT-EW 9 EW150 45
8 EW120 24
7 EW90 20
2-NS 10 NS170 8
9 NS140 34
8 NS110 27
7 EW50 10
2NT-NS 8 NS120 4
7 EW50 5
6 EW100 10
5 EW150 8
4 EW200 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 300 210 200 180 170 160 150 140 120 110 100 90 80 -50 -90 -100 -110 -120 -130 -140 -150 -180 -200
Freq 6 1 9 1 9 10 1 41 4 29 28 2 54 87 33 55 4 32 1 1 83 2 7
NS% 99 98 97 96 95 93 92 88 83 80 75 72 66 52 40 32 26 22 19 19 11 2 1

Board 4
T7532
7
K7632
K2
J964
KJ
AQJ
JT87
AQ8
AT32
T985
A5
K
Q98654
4
Q9643

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1 pass 1 pass
1 pass 3NT all pass

Table result: 3NT-E, EW600
NS winners' result: 1NT-W, EW150 (NS 58%)

Comments:
Not much to say about this deal. With a trick to lose in each suit, most pairs made nine tricks in 3NT on a heart lead. Many of the pairs who made ten tricks received a club lead, most likely because East bid hearts at some point and scared South away from the heart lead.
Obviously you will score better if you drop the singleton K, but that would be a very lucky guess.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3NT-EW 11 EW660 18
10 EW630 98
9 EW600 114
8 NS100 48
7 NS200 11
6 NS300 4
2NT-EW 10 EW180 15
9 EW150 17
8 EW120 10
7 NS100 4
1NT-EW 10 EW180 8
9 EW150 11
8 EW120 13
2-EW 10 EW170 3
9 EW140 5
8 EW110 11
7 NS100 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 300 200 100 -80 -90 -100 -110 -120 -130 -140 -150 -170 -180 -200 -210 -300 -400 -500 -600 -620 -630 -660
Freq 8 34 76 5 6 5 25 23 3 8 28 4 23 5 3 3 6 1 114 1 98 18
NS% 99 94 83 75 74 73 70 65 63 62 58 55 52 50 49 48 47 47 35 24 14 2

Board 5
A86
AT964
2
QJ96
KT54
2
AT754
743
9732
QJ8
Q9
AK82
QJ
K753
KJ863
T5

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1 pass 3
pass 4 all pass

Table result: 4-N, EW100
Your result: 3-N, NS140 (NS 81%)
NS winners' result: 4-N, EW200 (NS 4%)

Comments:
The field is split evenly between 3 and 4, which seems about right. It's a close game which could have gone either way. Well done to the EW pairs who got into the auction and caused some trouble by bidding spades.
It's tough for EW to get into the auction after 1-3, so I guess North must have passed as dealer at some tables. Sure, it's usually wrong to open with 11 HCP, but this is a really nice 11-count. Queens and jacks aren't always useful, but QJ96 is a lovely holding (potentially worth three tricks if partner has K2). You have a five-card major (with the 109, so you might have four tricks if partner has J32). And two aces. And a singleton.
In summary, this North hand has a decent chance of making game opposite the right four-count
(2-J532-76543-K32). The hand is much better than some 13-counts, so you really must open with it.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
4-NS 10 NS620 7
9 EW100 126
8 EW200 21
3-NS 10 NS170 7
9 NS140 104
8 EW100 26
2-EW 9 EW140 16
8 EW110 33
7 NS50 13
2-NS 10 NS170 4
9 NS140 32
8 NS110 8
3-EW 9 EW140 9
8 NS50 22
7 NS100 8
Travelling scoreslip
NS 540 250 200 170 150 140 120 110 100 50 0 -80 -90 -100 -110 -120 -140 -150 -170 -200
Freq 1 1 1 11 7 141 1 8 19 46 9 1 2 155 35 1 25 1 1 28
NS% 99 98 98 97 95 81 67 66 63 57 51 50 50 34 16 12 9 7 7 4

Board 6
AKQJ4
KT7
86
A84
8762
J543
Q7
K95
T93
A9
J432
QT73
5
Q862
AKT95
J62

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass
pass 1 pass 1NT
pass 3NT all pass

Table result: 3NT-S, NS460
Your result: 3-N, NS140 (NS 24%)
NS winners' result: 3NT-N, NS430 (NS 84%)

Comments:
The popular result was nine tricks in 3NT, with most East players finding the club lead. When East leads the 3 and dummy plays the two, West must put in the nine (finessing against dummy's J). The nine will force out declarer's ace, and the defenders will be able to take three club tricks when they win the A. Actually, declarer should duck a couple of rounds of clubs before taking the ace, in case the person with the A is unable to cash the fourth club, but that won't work here.
If West plays the K on the first club, dummy's jack will become a second stopper and declarer makes ten tricks. Remember: kings are for putting on queens and jacks. If you can see that your king is sitting over the jack, hold on to the king until it can do something useful.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3NT-NS 12 NS490 6
11 NS460 26
10 NS430 65
9 NS400 119
8 EW50 59
7 EW100 9
2NT-NS 11 NS210 5
10 NS180 19
9 NS150 34
8 NS120 24
2-NS 12 NS230 3
11 NS200 8
10 NS170 24
9 NS140 16
4-NS 11 NS450 7
10 NS420 18
9 EW50 4
Travelling scoreslip
NS 480 460 450 430 420 400 240 230 210 200 180 170 150 140 130 120 110 0 -50
Freq 1 31 9 66 20 119 1 3 7 12 24 37 38 22 2 26 1 1 69
NS% 99 96 92 84 76 62 50 50 49 47 43 37 30 24 21 19 16 16 9

Board 7
T54
T853
Q73
AK7
A96
J6
KJ2
96543
KQJ82
A7
AT54
T2
73
KQ942
986
QJ8

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass
pass pass 1 pass
2 all pass

Table result: 2-E, EW170
Your result: 3-E, EW170 (NS 32%)
NS winners' result: 3-E, NS100 (NS 94%)

Comments:
My prediction that everyone would be in 2 was way off the mark, with many pairs actually getting as high as 4. With 14 HCP opposite 9 HCP, and no distributional values, this should not be happening.
Having said that, the hands fit together very nicely, and about half the pairs made ten tricks – half finessed North for the Q, and half finessed South. (As mentioned in the souvenir booklet, if you set up clubs you don't need to find the Q.)
There is no need to bid game on these 23-point hands at Matchpoints. Pairs who made ten tricks scored 68% even though they weren't in game; bidding game had more downside than upside.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2-EW 11 EW200 18
10 EW170 115
9 EW140 109
8 EW110 16
3-EW 11 EW200 5
10 EW170 53
9 EW140 68
8 NS100 7
4-EW 11 EW650 4
10 EW620 45
9 NS100 40
8 NS200 6
3-NS 8 EW100 6
4-NS 8 EW200 3
1-EW 9 EW140 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 110 100 -90 -100 -110 -140 -170 -180 -200 -300 -400 -620
Freq 2 50 2 6 17 180 168 1 27 1 1 45
NS% 99 94 89 88 85 66 32 15 13 10 10 5

Board 8
A5
AK84
Q4
QJ753
K9874
7632
9
K96
T63
QJ9
AKT87
82
QJ2
T5
J6532
AT4

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass 1 1 1NT
pass 2 pass 3NT
all pass

Table result: 3NT-S, EW100
Your result: 2NT-S, NS150 (NS 79%)
NS winners' result: 2NT-S, NS150 (NS 79%)

Comments:
Every time a spade was led, the defenders were able to take five tricks. At tables were a diamond was led (the likely lead after East's 1 overcall) East needs to find a spade switch at trick two.
There are two clues pointing to the spade switch:
(a) South has failed to bid 1, so he will have only three. This means that West will have five.
(b) If East sets up his own diamonds, he will have no entry to cash them. It's better to set up partner's suit, because East's third spade will be an entry to partner's hand to cash the suit.
Book prizes for beating 3NT go to Barbie Hufton and Ondy Crawford of Cootamundra and Peter Hasenkam and Peter Mathieson of Birkdale.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2NT-NS 10 NS180 4
9 NS150 42
8 NS120 35
7 EW50 13
6 EW100 7
3NT-NS 10 NS430 9
9 NS400 39
8 EW50 28
7 EW100 7
1NT-NS 10 NS180 4
9 NS150 34
8 NS120 30
7 NS90 5
2-NS 10 NS130 21
9 NS110 27
8 NS90 7
Travelling scoreslip
NS 430 400 210 200 180 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 80 50 0 -50 -80 -100 -110 -140
Freq 9 39 1 2 8 96 4 46 65 57 19 13 2 23 1 78 3 21 12 3
NS% 99 94 90 90 89 79 69 64 53 41 34 30 29 27 24 16 8 6 3 1

Board 9
K7632
QJT5
T865
—
Q84
A43
KQJ7
Q64
JT
82
A43
987532
A95
K976
92
AKJT

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass 1NT
pass 2 pass 2
pass 4 all pass

Table result: 4-S, NS420
Your result: 4-S, EW50 (NS 24%)
NS winners' result: 4-S, NS420 (NS 97%)

Comments:
Most pairs stopped in the excellent 2, or the almost-as-good 3. 2 is a better spot, but not easy to reach – the pairs who did find the heart fit had no chance of stopping in a partscore.
In the above auction (played by computer program Jack before the event) North had a chance for a good score by passing out 2. North's reasoning should have been, "I have done very well by finding the heart fit, because my Stayman bid was very aggressive and many people will not bid 2. I'm probably already beating the pairs who didn't find the heart fit, so I'm not going to risk my excellent score by gambling on a 23-point game."
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2-NS 10 NS170 4
9 NS140 80
8 NS110 64
7 EW50 11
4-NS 9 EW50 57
8 EW100 27
4-NS 10 NS420 21
9 EW50 41
8 EW100 13
3-NS 10 NS170 4
9 NS140 23
8 EW50 9
3-NS 9 NS140 18
8 EW50 10
2-NS 10 NS170 6
9 NS140 19
8 NS110 4
Travelling scoreslip
NS 420 400 380 300 210 200 170 150 140 120 110 100 90 80 -50 -70 -100
Freq 23 3 1 4 1 11 14 4 150 14 73 11 8 1 132 2 48
NS% 97 94 94 94 93 92 89 88 73 56 48 40 38 37 24 11 6

Board 10
AJ97
T762
KJ
K52
Q863
A83
AQT98
4
T54
K94
54
QJ983
K2
QJ5
7632
AT76

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass
1 dbl pass 3
all pass

Table result: 3-S, EW200
Your result: 1NT-E, NS100 (NS 58%)
NS winners' result: 2-W, NS200 (NS 84%)

Comments:
Despite Jack's auction to an awful 3 contract (see above) the auction I recommended in the souvenir booklet puts South in an excellent 1NT contract. In practice, very few Souths are in 1NT; it looks like the East players were striking the first blow, and they got to 1NT before South did.
Playing in 1NT is always a great strategy, as it is often the right spot, and when it is not the right spot, it is often misdefended. Here, some Easts made 1NT for a 69% score, and some were two off for a 16% score. Both of these percentages would have been much higher for EW at nil-vulnerable (probably about 80% and 40%), because playing in 1NT has a much higher upside when neither side is vulnerable and undertricks come in 50s.
I didn't enjoy seeing so many Wests in 2. It is rarely a good idea to bid a five-card suit twice, and West was lucky that the damage was only -100.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2-EW 9 EW110 4
8 EW90 13
7 NS100 70
6 NS200 56
5 NS300 7
1NT-EW 8 EW120 8
7 EW90 33
6 NS100 26
5 NS200 17
4 NS300 5
2-NS 8 NS90 31
7 EW100 15
6 EW200 7
1NT-NS 8 NS120 7
7 NS90 15
6 EW100 17
5 EW200 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 300 200 180 170 150 140 120 110 100 90 80 -70 -90 -100 -110 -120 -140 -150 -180 -200 -300 -340
Freq 27 90 1 1 2 6 11 7 123 47 3 4 48 59 7 9 2 2 1 33 9 2
NS% 96 84 75 75 75 74 72 71 58 41 36 36 30 20 13 12 11 10 10 7 3 1

Board 11
K96
T9
AQ854
QJ6
A82
K743
963
A54
QT73
QJ6
JT72
T7
J54
A852
K
K9832

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass
pass 1 pass 1
pass 1NT pass 2NT
all pass

Table result: 2NT-N, NS150
Your result: 3-S, NS110 (NS 44%)
NS winners' result: 2NT-N, NS150 (NS 76%)

Comments:
Well done to all the pairs who played in 1NT. Jack got to 2NT (see above) but I did not approve of South's bidding in that auction.
In practice it didn't matter, because everyone made at least eight tricks, but in the long run you will show a profit by playing hands like this in 1NT. We cannot have more than 25 HCP, and that includes a singleton king. 3NT might make (if partner has a good hand) but it is likely to need some work.
If you're good enough to make nine tricks, you should already have an above-average score (in this case 78%, just like on Board 8).
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2NT-NS 10 NS180 15
9 NS150 42
8 NS120 29
7 EW50 19
6 EW100 5
5 EW150 4
1NT-NS 10 NS180 9
9 NS150 28
8 NS120 29
7 NS90 22
6 EW50 9
3NT-NS 10 NS430 9
9 NS400 44
8 EW50 15
7 EW100 24
6 EW150 4
Travelling scoreslip
NS 430 400 240 210 180 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 80 50 0 -50 -80 -90 -100 -120
Freq 9 44 1 3 24 80 1 33 58 58 7 65 3 6 3 69 2 1 30 1
NS% 99 94 89 89 86 76 68 65 56 44 38 31 24 23 22 15 8 8 5 2

Board 12
64
K864
QT98
J97
QJ2
T92
J63
Q864
AK97
A3
A52
K532
T853
QJ75
K74
AT

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass 1 pass
1NT pass 2NT all pass

Table result: 2NT-W, EW150
Your result: 1NT-E, EW150 (NS 21%)
NS winners' result: 3NT-W, NS100 (NS 93%)

Comments:
I see a lot of pairs playing a 16-18 1NT opening here, as well as a few 15-18. The recommended strength for a strong notrump opening in the modern game is 15-17.
15-18 puts far too much pressure on responder. If you pass with 7 HCP, you might miss a 25-point game, but if you bid with 7 HCP, you might find yourself playing in 2NT with just 22 points. You don't need to give yourself such difficult decisions.
16-18 is a bit better, but that just means opener's 1NT rebid is 12-15. Again, a four-point range means responder never knows when to raise.
16-18 was a fine range in the 1980s, when opener promised 13 HCP (so the 1NT rebid was 13-15). Today, 12 HCP is a normal opening, and your 1NT opening range has to adjust to keep up with the modern game (15-17 opening, 12-14 rebid).
Book prizes for a unique top go to Mary Biden and Toni Pender of Camden Haven for making 2 doubled.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
1NT-EW 10 EW180 5
9 EW150 71
8 EW120 60
7 EW90 107
6 NS50 9
3NT-EW 10 EW430 7
9 EW400 41
8 NS50 32
7 NS100 48
2NT-EW 10 EW180 3
9 EW150 17
8 EW120 16
7 NS50 18
6 NS100 3
1-EW 9 EW110 8
8 EW90 5
Travelling scoreslip
NS 110 100 50 -90 -100 -110 -120 -130 -140 -150 -170 -180 -200 -300 -400
Freq 4 56 71 113 3 25 76 5 2 88 1 8 2 1 41
NS% 99 93 80 62 51 48 38 30 29 21 12 11 10 10 6

Board 13
T865
K43
KQ72
K3
3
QT9876
86
Q762
AKJ942
J52
JT4
T
Q7
A
A953
AJ9854

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass 2 3
pass 3 pass 4
all pass

Table result: 4-S, NS130
Your result: 3-S, NS110 (NS 29%)
NS winners' result: 3NT-N, NS660 (NS 99%)

Comments:
A lot of pairs are in 3, which means that North is passing his partner's three-level overcall with 11 HCP. That's not an unreasonable choice, but I think it will be wrong more often than it's right. If South has something like AQJ854, there will be six club tricks to contribute towards a 3NT contract.
Most pairs in 3NT made it, sometimes with an overtrick. In 3, an overtrick will earn South an average board (losing just the Q and the AK). Note: if East starts with three rounds of spades, dummy must ruff with the eight, otherwise West will be able to ruff with the six.
Well done to the pairs in 3; that is an excellent contract, giving you a chance to avoid a club loser. After drawing trumps and cashing the AK, you see East show out, so you can take a ruffing finesse against West's Q (play the jack, and let it run if West doesn't cover it).
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3-NS 12 NS170 3
11 NS150 14
10 NS130 77
9 NS110 88
3-NS 13 NS190 3
12 NS170 4
11 NS150 18
10 NS130 18
9 NS110 16
8 EW100 6
3NT-NS 12 NS690 4
11 NS660 3
10 NS630 10
9 NS600 21
8 EW100 5
Travelling scoreslip
NS 660 640 630 620 600 500 400 300 200 190 180 170 150 130 120 110 100 -100 -110 -140 -170 -200
Freq 3 1 10 2 26 4 6 26 40 5 3 8 42 121 1 119 24 37 3 2 1 15
NS% 99 98 97 96 93 90 89 86 80 75 75 73 69 53 41 29 15 9 5 4 4 3

Board 14
Q94
AT
AKQT
9762
A653
J873
872
A8
KT872
K962
9
KJ3
J
Q54
J6543
QT54

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass
pass 1NT all pass

Table result: 1NT-N, EW50
Your result: 3-W, NS100 (NS 84%)
NS winners' result: 2-N, NS150 (NS 99%)

Comments:
The auction given above was probably reproduced at most tables. This was a missed opportunity for EW, who can easily make +140 in spades (an 83% score), but they settled for +50 (scoring 45%) or worse, -90 (scoring 25%).
Being the first pair to reach 1NT gives you a huge edge in the auction, but it doesn't mean the opponents have to lay down and die. It's essential to play a convention that allows you to find your best fit over an opponent's 1NT opening. There are many different conventions available; some of the popular ones aren't actually very efficient, but even the worst of them is better than nothing.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
1NT-NS 9 NS150 5
8 NS120 11
7 NS90 48
6 EW50 66
5 EW100 34
3-EW 10 EW170 18
9 EW140 38
8 NS50 22
7 NS100 3
2-EW 11 EW200 3
10 EW170 8
9 EW140 37
8 EW110 22
7 NS50 3
3-NS 10 NS130 10
9 NS110 23
8 EW50 22
7 EW100 4
Travelling scoreslip
NS 130 120 110 100 90 50 -50 -100 -110 -140 -150 -170 -200
Freq 17 13 37 10 55 36 115 67 22 83 10 26 4
NS% 97 94 89 84 78 69 54 36 27 17 8 4 1

Board 15
642
J5
97653
A62
3
AQ
AKT
KQJT973
AKQT98
T9876
—
85
J75
K432
QJ842
4

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass
2 pass 2 pass
3 pass 3 pass
3NT pass 4NT pass
5 pass 6 all pass

Table result: 6-W, EW920
Your result: 3NT-W, EW490 (NS 33%)
NS winners' result: 3-W, EW150 (NS 92%)

Comments:
I predicted a 90% score for making slam here, but it looks like I underestimated the field. With so many pairs bidding slam, many of them in 6NT, 6 scores just 83%, so you need to be in 6NT for the really good score. Still, 83% is an excellent result.
The people who really lost out here are the pairs in 5. It's a common dilemma in slam bidding: you go past the easy 3NT, looking to play in 6, and when you eventually decide not to bid slam you are left stranded in the low-scoring minor-suit game, wishing you were in 3NT. In these situations it's often best to just bid the slam and cross your fingers. With 5 scoring just 20%, you don't have much to lose by going up a level in search of a big bonus.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3NT-EW 12 EW490 115
11 EW460 14
10 EW430 9
9 EW400 9
5-EW 12 EW420 93
11 EW400 8
4-EW 12 EW480 26
11 EW450 32
10 EW420 6
9 NS50 3
6-EW 12 EW920 52
6NT-EW 12 EW990 32
6-EW 12 EW980 9
11 NS50 11
3-EW 12 EW170 16
11 EW150 6
Travelling scoreslip
NS 100 50 0 -140 -150 -170 -180 -200 -240 -400 -420 -430 -450 -460 -480 -490 -510 -550 -800 -920 -980 -990
Freq 7 23 1 3 8 21 1 3 1 17 99 10 35 14 30 133 2 1 1 52 9 32
NS% 99 96 94 93 92 89 87 87 86 84 73 62 58 53 49 33 19 19 19 14 8 4

Board 16
T4
JT92
A542
Q95
83
Q863
KT6
T743
K9762
AK4
9
AJ82
AQJ5
75
QJ873
K6

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass 1 2
pass pass dbl pass
2 3 all pass

Table result: 3-S, NS110
Your result: 2-S, NS130 (NS 84%)
NS winners' result: 2-S, NS150 (NS 89%)

Comments:
The popular spot was 3, but we have no way of knowing whether NS went there voluntarily or were pushed there by EW. About half of them failed in 3, so it would have been better to stay in 2, or to defend whatever contract EW tried to play, but you can't criticise North for bidding. It's almost always right to show four-card support when you have it.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3-NS 10 NS130 15
9 NS110 121
8 EW50 44
7 EW100 3
2-NS 10 NS130 26
9 NS110 107
8 NS90 30
1-EW 8 EW110 7
7 EW80 29
6 NS100 13
2NT-NS 8 NS120 4
7 EW50 3
6 EW100 4
3-EW 6 NS300 6
3-EW 8 NS100 3
7 NS200 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 400 300 280 200 180 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 -50 -70 -80 -90 -100 -110
Freq 6 17 2 23 2 6 2 41 5 230 26 32 57 1 29 2 14 9
NS% 99 96 95 92 90 89 88 84 79 56 31 26 17 11 8 5 4 2

Board 17
AQ93
984
AQ
QT75
K5
AT63
J94
AJ83
8642
J752
K863
9
JT7
KQ
T752
K642

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1 pass 1
pass 1 pass 1NT
all pass

Table result: 1NT-S, NS90
Your result: 2NT-S, NS120 (NS 77%)
NS winners' result: 1NT-S, NS120 (NS 77%)

Comments:
It's interesting to see so many pairs in 1 and 2, because pairs in this event don't usually play in 4-3 fits. Most likely the auction was 1-1-1, and then South either passed or raised to 2.
The popular spot was 1NT, either on the given auction, or with South responding 1NT on the first round. There isn't really a lot of reason for South to bid the diamonds. If anything, bidding 1 might discourage West from leading a diamond (your second-best suit), but he was unlikely to be leading one anyway. West will always lead a major against a 1-1NT auction.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
1NT-NS 10 NS180 3
9 NS150 33
8 NS120 86
7 NS90 80
6 EW50 19
5 EW100 6
4 EW150 4
2-NS 9 NS110 13
8 NS90 28
7 EW50 5
2-NS 8 NS110 12
7 EW50 16
6 EW100 5
2NT-NS 9 NS150 5
8 NS120 11
7 EW50 14
6 EW100 5
Travelling scoreslip
NS 280 200 180 170 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 80 50 -50 -90 -100 -110 -140 -150
Freq 5 1 7 2 40 7 3 97 49 6 113 9 27 75 3 31 16 2 10
NS% 99 98 97 96 92 88 87 77 63 57 46 34 30 20 13 9 5 3 2

Board 18
T
973
K5
KQJ8742
AQ52
Q86
7643
A5
J9764
K4
AQ982
6
K83
AJT52
JT
T93

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass
1 3 5 all pass

Table result: 5-W, EW420
Your result: 3-E, EW170 (NS 58%)
NS winners' result: 3-N, NS110 (NS 95%)

Comments:
4 was the common spot, but 3 is not far behind. There's no way of knowing how many North players bid 3, but hopefully most of them did, and that makes it hard for East to bid the spades. Well done if you got to 4 in spite of a 3 overcall.
To make 12 tricks in either contract, you need to pick up the spades without loss. When you finesse the Q, you see North's ten drop, so your J9 are now equals; you can cross back to hand and run the J through South's king.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
4-EW 12 EW480 42
11 EW450 75
10 EW420 29
9 NS50 4
3-EW 12 EW170 29
11 EW150 43
10 EW130 17
9 EW110 5
3-EW 12 EW230 10
11 EW200 37
10 EW170 13
9 EW140 3
4-EW 12 EW170 16
11 EW150 24
10 EW130 10
9 NS50 4
Travelling scoreslip
NS 130 110 100 90 80 50 0 -90 -100 -110 -130 -140 -150 -170 -200 -230 -300 -400 -420 -450 -460 -480 -500
Freq 12 14 3 1 1 14 2 1 27 5 28 3 67 58 67 11 10 10 33 82 1 44 3
NS% 98 95 94 93 93 92 90 90 87 84 81 77 71 58 46 38 36 34 30 18 10 6 1

Board 19
AJ65
AQ
K64
9753
K42
K862
T732
Q8
9873
T75
Q9
AJ42
QT
J943
AJ85
KT6

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass
pass 1 pass 1
pass 1 pass 2NT
pass 3NT all pass

Table result: 3NT-S, NS430
Your result: 2-S, NS110 (NS 14%)
NS winners' result: 3NT-N, NS490 (NS 100%)

Comments:
A reasonably even split here between 1NT, 2NT and 3NT, with 2NT in the minority. That's a fairly normal result for 14 opposite 11. Some people don't invite with the 11-count, so they play in 1NT; others do invite, and they play in 3NT when partner accepts the invitation.
For the pairs in 2NT, South is probably inviting game (as in the above auction) and North is failing to accept the invitation. It's important to remember that when partner bids 2NT, they are expecting you to bid 3NT unless you have a minimum hand. 14 HCP is not a minimum hand (in fact, if you were any better you would have opened 1NT, not 1).
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3NT-NS 11 NS460 15
10 NS430 70
9 NS400 70
8 EW50 34
7 EW100 3
1NT-NS 11 NS210 13
10 NS180 45
9 NS150 58
8 NS120 26
7 NS90 4
2NT-NS 11 NS210 6
10 NS180 27
9 NS150 42
8 NS120 15
2-NS 10 NS130 12
9 NS110 8
8 NS90 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 460 430 400 300 240 210 180 170 150 140 130 120 110 90 0 -50
Freq 15 70 71 2 2 19 72 6 101 5 18 41 26 10 3 40
NS% 98 90 76 69 68 66 57 50 39 29 26 21 14 11 9 5

Board 20
Q9
J873
K95
Q643
KJ42
96
JT32
K95
T876
KQ52
Q76
87
A53
AT4
A84
AJT2

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass pass 1NT
pass 2 pass 2
pass 2NT pass 3NT
all pass

Table result: 3NT-S, NS600
Your result: 2NT-S, NS120 (NS 50%)
NS winners' result: 2NT-S, NS120 (NS 50%)

Comments:
This one is similar to the previous one, but 17 opposite 8 rather than 14 opposite 11. Same result: many of the North players are inviting game, and getting to 3NT, while some are passing 1NT. For the pairs in 2NT, North must not have realised that partner's 2NT bid was invitational.
Assuming 1NT is 15-17, I would be fine with North passing 1NT if the hand had no major, but on this hand North has to bid. If South had held four hearts, then there would have been a lot of pairs in 2 (or 4) so playing in 1NT would have been a very poor result. If you have no chance of a major-suit fit, then stopping in 1NT might have some upside.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3NT-NS 10 NS630 23
9 NS600 74
8 EW100 67
7 EW200 29
2NT-NS 10 NS180 5
9 NS150 38
8 NS120 65
7 EW100 24
5 EW300 3
1NT-NS 10 NS180 6
9 NS150 24
8 NS120 48
7 NS90 14
2-NS 10 NS170 3
9 NS140 5
8 NS110 9
6 EW200 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 630 600 240 210 200 180 170 150 140 130 120 110 90 80 -100 -110 -200 -300
Freq 23 74 1 3 3 11 3 63 9 4 113 18 20 3 107 2 39 8
NS% 97 88 80 80 79 78 77 70 63 62 50 37 34 31 21 10 6 1

Board 21
AT5
JT942
T72
J2
QJ63
87
AKQ5
KT9
8
AKQ6
863
AQ854
K9742
53
J94
763

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass 1 pass
1 pass 1 pass
1 pass 1NT pass
3NT all pass

Table result: 3NT-E, EW460
Your result: 3NT-E, EW460 (NS 51%)
NS winners' result: 6NT-W, NS50 (NS 99%)

Comments:
No confusion on this one: 15 opposite 15, so everyone is in 3NT. If NS take the first two tricks, then declarer has the rest. If NS don't take the first two tricks, declarer can take 12 (five clubs, four diamonds and three hearts).
6 is a pretty good contract, but you'd need some good conventional methods to reach it confidently. In the given auction above, EW were playing 1 as natural, but if they had been playing the popular convention fourth suit forcing, then East would not have bid 1NT. A 2 rebid on the third round might have pointed the auction in the right direction.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3NT-EW 13 EW520 22
12 EW490 135
11 EW460 189
10 EW430 50
9 EW400 10
2NT-EW 12 EW240 3
11 EW210 7
10 EW180 3
9 EW150 4
3-EW 12 EW170 6
11 EW150 8
5-EW 13 EW440 3
12 EW420 7
11 EW400 7
6NT-EW 11 NS50 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS -120 -130 -140 -150 -170 -180 -190 -200 -210 -240 -300 -400 -420 -430 -440 -460 -480 -490 -520
Freq 1 3 6 20 11 4 2 1 10 4 1 18 9 51 3 192 1 138 22
NS% 98 98 97 95 92 90 89 89 88 87 86 84 82 76 71 51 32 19 3

Board 22
AT9872
Q762
K
T7
J
KT5
JT95
AKJ65
Q5
A83
87643
843
K643
J94
AQ2
Q92

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass 1
pass 1 pass 2
pass 3 pass 3
all pass

Table result: 3-N, NS140
Your result: 2-N, NS140 (NS 39%)
NS winners' result: 4-N, EW50 (NS 15%)

Comments:
With a ten-card fit, this is another board with very little variation. Everyone is in spades, making 9, 10 or 11 tricks. Normally 21 HCP would be enough for game in a ten-card fit, but singleton kings are not very useful; if North had held the K instead of the K, this would have been an easy ten tricks.
As it stands, the K does allow North to discard his club losers on the AQ, so if East fails to find the club lead, some Norths are making game.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
4-NS 11 NS450 62
10 NS420 55
9 EW50 102
8 EW100 13
3-NS 11 NS200 32
10 NS170 37
9 NS140 67
8 EW50 5
2-NS 11 NS200 27
10 NS170 23
9 NS140 49
8 NS110 6
2-EW 8 EW90 3
7 NS100 4
Travelling scoreslip
NS 450 420 400 200 170 140 110 100 -50 -90 -100
Freq 62 55 2 65 62 116 6 5 109 3 14
NS% 93 81 76 69 57 39 27 26 15 4 2

Board 23
K7
AT7652
J75
T6
643
KJ
A9643
J97
AT2
Q9
KT
AQ8542
QJ985
843
Q82
K3

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass
pass 2 3 pass
3NT all pass

Table result: 3NT-W, NS200
Your result: 2-E, EW130 (NS 24%)
NS winners' result: 2-N, EW100 (NS 69%)

Comments:
The common contract here is 3, so basically that is the above auction, without West's aggressive 3NT bid. 3 is a good contract, and quite a few Souths decided to sacrifice against it with a 3 bid. Vulnerability is a curse, and 3 should be going two off (-200 and just an 8% score) but most pairs escaped for just one off (still not great, at a 20% score, but slightly better than the 14% score defending 3).
Basically, there was not much NS could do here to get a decent score, apart from hoping that EW did something wrong, such as failing to bid over North's 2, or competing too aggressively over South's 3. If EW make sensible decisions, NS are powerless here.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3-EW 11 EW150 26
10 EW130 54
9 EW110 119
8 NS100 3
2-EW 11 EW150 5
10 EW130 26
9 EW110 30
3-NS 10 NS170 3
9 NS140 6
8 EW100 36
7 EW200 13
2-NS 10 NS170 3
9 NS140 11
8 NS110 20
7 EW100 11
Travelling scoreslip
NS 300 200 170 140 110 100 -90 -100 -110 -120 -130 -150 -170 -180 -200 -300 -500
Freq 1 27 6 17 21 47 3 51 154 2 95 38 1 3 21 3 1
NS% 99 96 93 90 87 80 75 69 49 34 24 11 7 7 4 2 1

Board 24
AT97
AKT9
6
A952
J84
Q843
AQT832
—
Q632
52
K94
QJT4
K5
J76
J75
K8763

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass 1 pass 2
3 4 all pass

Table result: 4-N, NS130
Your result: 3-W, EW110 (NS 8%)
NS winners' result: 3-N, NS110 (NS 61%)

Comments:
A lot of NS pairs got to play in 3 here, but EW would have done better to compete in 3. 3 can go two off on a trump lead, but that's still better than defending 3. Even better, 3 might push NS to 4, where you might be able to beat them.
NS might be able to make 4, losing just one diamond and two trumps, but the 4-0 break seems to have been very disconcerting for most players. I'm guessing that the pairs who went down failed to deal with their diamond losers before touching trumps. East probably ended up in a position where he could draw all of dummy's trumps and then cash some diamond tricks.
I've put the 5 bidders in the prize draw, because it's an excellent contract (except if trumps are 4-0).
Book prizes for 5 go to Pranati Basu and Michael Turner of Illawarra and Bev Daniel and Ray Peirce of Great Lakes.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3-NS 10 NS130 60
9 NS110 24
8 EW50 8
3-EW 10 EW130 3
9 EW110 22
8 NS50 44
7 NS100 13
4-NS 10 NS130 42
9 EW50 15
8 EW100 3
5-NS 10 EW50 21
9 EW100 16
4-EW 9 NS50 13
8 NS100 14
7 NS150 4
Travelling scoreslip
NS 500 300 200 170 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 50 0 -50 -90 -100 -110 -130 -150 -180
Freq 11 11 5 5 17 7 109 5 41 32 3 63 1 70 14 46 31 5 10 5
NS% 98 96 94 93 91 89 77 66 61 54 50 44 38 30 22 16 8 5 3 2

Board 25
Q854
6
QJ3
AKJ87
AJ62
A975
AT7
42
KT973
Q3
94
T953
—
KJT842
K8652
Q6

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1 pass 1
pass 1 pass 2
pass 2NT pass 4
all pass

Table result: 4-S, NS420
Your result: 4-S, NS420 (NS 95%)
NS winners' result: 3NT-N, EW50 (NS 41%)

Comments:
This is the toughest hand in the set, and there are not a lot of pairs making a contract. Some pairs managed to stop in 2, which is amazing, and several pairs in 3 were able to make that contract.
I expected 4 to lose just two trumps and a diamond at most tables; the contract can always be beaten on a spade or diamond lead, but I was not expecting many Wests to find that lead.
5 is the spot that can't be beaten, but that's too hard to reach.
Book prizes for a unique top go to Robyn Stevens and Simon Fleming of Toowong for doubling 4.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
3NT-NS 10 NS430 5
9 NS400 23
8 EW50 61
7 EW100 32
6 EW150 22
5 EW200 8
4-NS 10 NS420 20
9 EW50 29
8 EW100 14
2-NS 10 NS170 7
9 NS140 21
8 NS110 20
7 EW50 9
3-NS 10 NS170 8
9 NS140 29
8 EW50 13
7 EW100 5
Travelling scoreslip
NS 500 450 430 420 400 300 200 180 170 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 -50 -100 -110 -140 -150 -200 -250
Freq 1 1 5 20 28 1 5 2 15 14 50 9 28 29 8 6 124 78 3 7 28 13 2
NS% 99 99 98 95 90 88 87 86 84 81 75 69 65 59 56 54 41 20 12 11 7 3 2

Board 26
T63
KT8754
Q
KT4
KQ74
63
852
A853
J982
AQ9
A9743
Q
A5
J2
KJT6
J9762

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1 pass
1 pass 2 all pass

Table result: 2-W, EW170
Your result: 2NT-S, EW300 (NS 3%)
NS winners' result: 4-W, NS100 (NS 78%)

Comments:
Same auction as Board 7, and once again there are a lot of pairs who got to 4. This one is even weaker than Board 7, with just 22 HCP in the combined hands this time, and some of those points are in a form of a singleton queen, so you should not be in 4.
On this board, even 3 is too high, even though a few pairs in 3 did manage to make it. Going down in 3 left EW with just a 21% score, and the pairs who were two off in 4 got just 4%.
As I said on Board 7, there's very little to gain from bidding these 22-point games at Matchpoints. The pairs who made 170 for ten tricks scored 91% here; by bidding game, you're risking a lot for very little gain.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2-EW 10 EW170 21
9 EW140 93
8 EW110 92
7 NS100 13
3-EW 10 EW170 6
9 EW140 25
8 NS100 43
7 NS200 7
4-EW 10 EW620 6
9 NS100 26
8 NS200 21
7 NS300 4
3-EW 9 EW110 6
8 NS100 6
7 NS200 4
Travelling scoreslip
NS 200 170 140 130 110 100 90 0 -70 -90 -100 -110 -120 -130 -140 -170 -200 -300 -500 -600
Freq 35 1 4 1 10 91 3 5 1 11 21 103 1 2 119 27 20 8 1 1
NS% 95 91 91 90 89 78 69 68 67 66 63 50 39 39 26 11 6 3 2 2

Board 27
AT2
Q97632
T7
KT
K985
J54
532
Q86
QJ74
AK
Q86
J752
63
T8
AKJ94
A943

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1
pass 1 dbl 2
pass 2 all pass

Table result: 2-N, NS200
Your result: 2NT-E, NS100 (NS 31%)
NS winners' result: 3-N, EW50 (NS 8%)

Comments:
In the souvenir booklet, I didn't even mention the possibility of EW getting to 2 on this deal, because I thought that was too difficult. Well done to all of the pairs who were two off in 2 for a 58% score, and especially the ones who managed to get out for one off, for 79%. They would not have done nearly so well defending 2 (31% at best, but more likely 14%).
Once again, the pairs who bid game on just 21 HCP had a lot to lose. NS would have scored 86% for making 170 in 2, but they ones who bid game usually went went off in game scored just 8%.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2-NS 11 NS200 7
10 NS170 53
9 NS140 77
8 NS110 28
2-EW 8 EW110 4
7 NS50 45
6 NS100 26
5 NS150 6
3-NS 10 NS170 17
9 NS140 25
8 EW50 5
4-NS 10 NS420 18
9 EW50 18
2-NS 9 NS110 16
8 NS90 16
7 EW50 6
Travelling scoreslip
NS 420 400 360 300 200 180 170 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 50 0 -50 -80 -100
Freq 18 1 1 1 12 6 70 25 103 2 8 53 46 16 50 1 38 1 12
NS% 97 95 95 95 93 91 83 73 60 49 48 41 31 24 17 12 8 4 2

Board 28
K
KQ
T954
QJT985
AT3
AT4
AKJ32
73
J9874
9753
7
A42
Q652
J862
Q86
K6

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1NT 2 pass pass
2 pass 2 all pass

Table result: 2-E, EW110
Your result: 2-E, EW170 (NS 13%)
Winners' result: Not played

Comments:
I thought there would be a wider range of scores on this board, but the fact that most clubs only play 27 boards means that we don't have a large sample to choose from at this point.
There are a few Wests who opened 1 instead of 1NT, which might leave them with a problem on the second round. If North overcalls 2, and that is passed back to West, then West has an easy takeout double, and East will be able to bid 2.
However, if North stays silent, and East responds 1, then West has a much tougher decision. The hand is obviously too strong to rebid 1NT (which would be 12-14) and 2 will often put you in a six-card fit. That's why you have to open 1NT when you have a balanced hand in your 1NT range.
Over a 1NT opening, reaching 2 is child's play.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2-EW 11 EW200 3
10 EW170 3
9 EW140 26
8 EW110 34
7 NS50 13
2-EW 9 EW110 7
8 EW90 15
7 NS50 25
6 NS100 5
5 NS150 4
3-EW 10 EW170 3
9 EW140 9
8 NS50 17
7 NS100 5
3-NS 8 EW100 10
7 EW200 19
Travelling scoreslip
NS 150 140 120 110 100 90 50 -70 -90 -100 -110 -130 -140 -150 -170 -200 -230 -280 -300 -400
Freq 15 1 1 3 36 11 81 5 19 21 45 2 36 4 6 25 1 1 7 6
NS% 97 94 94 93 87 80 66 53 50 44 34 27 21 15 13 9 5 5 3 1

Board 29
A965
J832
963
42
K4
Q765
Q4
A9865
QJ87
KT94
J852
K
T32
A
AKT7
QJT73

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass 1
pass pass dbl 1
2 all pass

Table result: 2-W, EW110
Your result: 1-S, EW100 (NS 33%)
Winners' result: Not played

Comments:
Book prizes for 2 go to Beth O'Reilly and Ros Geschke of Arana and Anu Shah and Manuela Steinbrecher of Joondalup.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2-NS 9 NS110 3
8 NS90 14
7 EW100 14
6 EW200 12
2-NS 9 NS110 5
8 NS90 18
7 EW100 12
2-EW 8 EW110 12
7 NS100 10
1NT-NS 8 NS120 6
7 NS90 6
6 EW100 3
5 EW200 4
1-NS 8 NS90 5
7 NS70 7
Travelling scoreslip
NS 300 200 180 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 70 0 -80 -100 -110 -120 -140 -200 -300
Freq 4 18 1 3 2 2 8 12 26 46 10 1 2 38 15 1 4 28 6
NS% 99 94 90 89 88 87 85 81 72 57 44 42 41 33 21 17 16 9 2

Board 30
A76
A9652
KQJ9
T
Q954
87
763
Q983
KJ32
K43
T2
AK72
T8
QJT
A854
J654

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1 pass
pass 1 pass 2
3 3 pass 3
all pass

Table result: 3-N, NS170
Your result: 2-N, NS170 (NS 86%)
Winners' result: Not played

Comments:
The common contract was 2, providing another reminder that it is rarely a good idea to let the opponents play in a fit at the two-level. Defending 2 is worth just 30% to EW, but if they bid 2 they can upgrade that to a huge 94%.
Of course, NS still have a say in the matter, and many of the NS pairs correctly bid on to 3. They didn't know if 3 would make, but even if it goes off it is likely to be better than defending 2.
The final step is when EW have to decide whether to bid on to 3. Bidding three over three is usually a bad idea, but when neither side is vulnerable you can often get away with it. Sometimes 3 and 3 will both be failing, so bidding 3 turns a plus into a minus, but on any other layout 3 will show a profit. Today, 3 turns -140 (30%) into -50 (65%).
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2-NS 10 NS170 11
9 NS140 37
8 NS110 5
3-NS 10 NS170 10
9 NS140 36
4-NS 10 NS420 15
9 EW50 17
3-EW 9 EW140 7
8 NS50 18
2-EW 9 EW140 4
8 EW110 11
7 NS50 3
1-NS 10 NS170 4
9 NS140 13
1NT-EW 6 NS50 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 420 200 180 170 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 50 -50 -80 -90 -100 -110 -140
Freq 15 3 1 25 1 86 5 1 7 4 1 24 20 1 4 4 13 11
NS% 96 93 92 86 80 61 41 40 38 35 34 29 19 15 13 12 8 3

Board 31
94
7532
KJ953
Q8
Q632
A6
AT2
KJT7
KJT87
T9
Q4
A942
A5
KQJ84
876
653

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass
1 pass 1 pass
2 pass 4 all pass

Table result: 4-E, EW420
Your result: 2-E, EW170 (NS 73%)
Winners' result: Not played
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
4-EW 11 EW450 10
10 EW420 75
9 NS50 9
2-EW 11 EW200 6
10 EW170 37
9 EW140 7
3-EW 11 EW200 10
10 EW170 28
9 EW140 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 50 -140 -170 -200 -210 -300 -400 -420 -450 -460
Freq 9 10 66 16 1 1 1 76 10 1
NS% 98 93 73 52 47 47 46 26 4 1

Board 32
J43
—
A87643
J965
AT8
K942
KJT52
2
Q96
AQJ875
—
AK73
K752
T63
Q9
QT84

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1 pass 1 pass
2 pass 4NT pass
5 pass 6 all pass

Table result: 6-E, EW1460
Your result: 4-E, EW680 (NS 32%)
Winners' result: Not played
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
4-EW 13 EW710 11
12 EW680 42
11 EW650 51
10 EW620 20
6-EW 13 EW1460 9
12 EW1430 16
11 NS100 12
5-EW 12 EW680 4
11 EW650 8
3NT-EW 9 EW600 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 200 100 -170 -200 -230 -600 -620 -630 -650 -660 -680 -710 -1430 -1460
Freq 2 14 1 3 3 3 20 1 59 1 46 13 16 9
NS% 99 95 91 90 88 86 80 75 59 44 32 16 9 2

Board 33
A
KQJ432
KT6
AK7
T97
75
AJ9753
T2
Q6532
986
42
543
KJ84
AT
Q8
QJ986

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
2 pass 3
pass 3 pass 3
pass 3NT pass 4NT
pass 5 pass 6
all pass

Table result: 6-N, NS1010
Winners' result: Not played
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
4-NS 13 NS510 9
12 NS480 45
11 NS450 4
6-NS 13 NS1010 11
12 NS980 16
6NT-NS 13 NS1020 17
12 NS990 10
3NT-NS 13 NS520 8
12 NS490 6
11 NS460 3
5-NS 12 NS480 11
6-NS 12 NS920 3
4NT-NS 12 NS490 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS 1020 1010 990 980 940 920 520 510 490 480 460 450 230 200 -50
Freq 17 11 10 16 2 3 11 11 10 56 4 4 2 1 2
NS% 94 86 79 71 66 64 60 53 47 26 8 5 3 2 2

Board 34
A2
A987
JT3
AT93
7
KQ543
A72
QJ84
QT9843
JT2
Q4
75
KJ65
6
K9865
K62

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass
1 pass 2 all pass

Table result: 2-W, NS100
Winners' result: Not played

Comments:
Book prizes for a unique top go to Lorna Butler and Lesley Sutherland of Sanctuary Cove for doubling 2.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
2-EW 6 NS100 3
3-EW 7 NS100 5
Travelling scoreslip
NS 200 150 130 110 100 50 -80 -100 -110 -200
Freq 1 5 2 1 9 5 1 2 2 2
NS% 97 87 76 71 55 32 23 18 11 5

Board 35
J4
T76
KQ8
AQJT7
98732
K853
75
K9
A
AJ42
AJT63
632
KQT65
Q9
942
854

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass
pass 1 1 1
pass 1NT all pass

Table result: 1NT-N, EW150
Winners' result: Not played

Comments:
Book prizes for taking nine tricks in defence go to Beryl Miles and Emiko Masuda of Sanctuary Cove.
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score
Travelling scoreslip
NS 200 150 130 120 110 100 90 -50 -100 -140 -150 -170
Freq 1 1 2 1 2 5 2 5 5 3 2 1
NS% 97 94 89 84 79 68 56 45 29 16 8 3

Board 36
75
T9872
86
QJ83
QT842
J6
A5
K542
AK96
Q543
KT92
T
J3
AK
QJ743
A976

Experts' auction from the souvenir booklet:

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass pass 1 pass
1 pass 2 pass
3 pass 4 all pass

Table result: 4-W, EW600
Winners' result: Not played

Comments:
Most common results
Contract Tricks Score Number
of tables
4-EW 10 EW620 3
Travelling scoreslip
NS -140 -170 -200 -620
Freq 1 2 2 3
NS% 88 69 44 13

2024 Australia-Wide Restricted Pairs – Final Results
Players in the top 5 will receive book prizes, with personalised Australia-Wide pens for the top 10 and regional winners, and players scoring over 59% will receive online magazine subscriptions. There are also spot prizes throughout the results booklet.
All winners must contact Australian Bridge (mail@australianbridge.com) with their address, to claim their prizes.
Names / Club Score
1   Robin Archer & Charles Young Maine     73.4
2   Robyn Holcombe & Jo Forsyth Hamilton     73.3
3   Bob Dunk & Alan Hutchinson Gawler     71.3
4   Maureen Milgate & Kate Courts Wellington     71.2
5   Kevin Hughes & Lucy D'Ambrosio Central Coast     69.6
6   Jane Mitchell & Wendy Stapleton Bathurst     69.2
7   Neil & Chris Niemand Birkdale     69.2
8   Neil Nagle & Bob Northam Grafton     68.3
9   Isabel Harrington & Edith Flanagan Monaro     67.9
10   Sara Thorley & Barry Fullwood Wangaratta     67.4
11   Rico Fernandes & George Shand Berwick     67.3
12   Sandy Mollenhagen & Korma Byrne Tully     67.1
13   Wendy Wade & Michelle Randle Denmark     67.0
14   Julie Roberts & Andrea Dayman Glenelg     66.5
15   Bronwyn Simmonds & Julie Kirby Moonee Valley     66.2
16   Oleg Glushchenko & Elena Rochtchina Tomaree     66.0
17   David Wheaton & Jeanette St Ledger Joondalup     65.8
18   Meredith Landale & Jane Glowrey Deniliquin     65.3
19   Ros Pyrke & Mary George Tasmania     64.8
20   Carmen Poidevin & Graham Bradley Kiama     64.8
21   Marcus Brodmeyer & Fiona Trescowthick KLTC     64.8
22   Debbie Pepper & Jennifer Hickmott Alice Springs     64.8
23   Vanda Cassim & Jenni Fagan Cowra     64.7
23   Helen Boomsma & Judy Brodie Blue Lake     64.7
25   Jenny Tedeschi & Gudrun Kemmer Kalamunda     64.6
26   Brian Craig & Chris Hollingworth Joondalup     64.5
27   Wally Atallah & Roslyn McGroder Orange     64.1
28   Warwick Bowden & Jack Chyer Glenelg     63.9
29   Valerie Remedios & Lilian Young Moonee Valley     63.7
30   Barb Beveridge & Annie MacMaster Cootamundra     63.6
31   Mary Onus & Patricia Lockwood Bathurst     63.5
32   Paul Fredheim & Wayne Seabrook Tasmania     63.5
33   Brian Clark & Debbie Pearce Redcliffe     63.3
34   Annie Henderson & Lynda Wealleans Birkdale     63.1
35   Sue Owens & Judi Harvey Wellington     62.8
35   Lee Robinson & Jocelyn Tamsett Goulburn     62.8
37   Ann Syddall & John Bayly Undercroft     62.6
38   Ros Rutter & Pauline Quinlan Coffs Harbour     62.5
39   Mary King & Greta Hutchinson KLTC     62.4
40   Jan Ovens & Lyn Clarke Mandurah     62.4
41   Chris & James Cooper Goondiwindi     62.3
42   Sue Kennard & Max Kershaw Redcliffe     62.2
43   Stewart & Annthea Matheson Sanctuary Cove     62.2
44   Rossie Thompson & Anne Cox Mudgee     62.1
45   Kath McInerney & Jill Carnovale KLTC     62.1
46   Jeff & Sandy Veling South Perth     62.1
47   Paul Nitschmann & Annie Sinclair Sanctuary Cove     61.6
47   Belinda Scott & Kerry Byrne Cootamundra     61.6
49   Mark Rosenow & Anne Thomson Benalla     61.6
49   Greta Kroll & Anne Johnston Mudgee     61.6
Names / Club Score
51   Bruce Greenland & Kevin Friend Berwick     61.5
52   Heather Colbert & Ann Smith Townsville     61.4
53   Ingrid Fredericks & Avryl Atkins Undercroft     61.3
54   Ann Barron & Wendy Coe Ingham     61.1
55   Catherine Bray & Anne Charles Monaro     61.0
56   Laura & Rob Breen South Perth     60.9
57   Diana Whiteley & Julie Barker Camden Haven     60.9
57   Rita Mawson & Robin Barnes Tasmania     60.9
59   June McCormack & Ann Hudson Monaro     60.8
60   Robina MacDiarmid & Marcia Gaden Great Lakes     60.8
61   Byron Moss & Gillie Kinsella Arana     60.7
62   Marianne Viebke & Gareth Braid Bunbury     60.6
63   Judith Haysom & Libby Tink Bathurst     60.6
64   Julie Pigdon & Ruth Hanson Toowoomba     60.6
64   Peter & Jeanne Walczak Swan     60.6
66   Carolyn Waters & John Henderson Gold Coast     60.4
67   Elizabeth Eccleston & Chris Brady Gawler     60.3
68   Ross Pringle & Ronnie Malthouse Kalamunda     60.3
69   Judy Mayne & Trish Bishop Goondiwindi     60.3
70   Pauline Lutton & Estelle Dehnert Toowoomba     60.2
71   Kayleen Fergusson & Kaye Chambers Mudgee     60.2
72   Donald Colyer & Dianne Henry Camden Haven     60.2
73   Margaret Findlay & Margaret Ditchfield Inverell Delvyn     60.2
74   Diane Coleman & Moya Crowley Phillip Island     60.1
75   Jane Stephens & Colin Kleinig Central Coast     60.0
76   Russell Goldflam & Katrina Budrikis Alice Springs     60.0
76   Jay Moore & Lee Bristow Mudgee     60.0
78   Petar Ivanovic & Graham Tyson Bathurst     59.9
79   Maureen Cotsell & Robin Irwin Coffs Harbour     59.9
80   Lorraine Poynton & Valerie Hildebrand Undercroft     59.9
81   Shane Brown & Gabrielle Bastow South Perth     59.9
82   Farzin Meshki & Tim Freeman Birkdale     59.9
83   Anne Hodgson & Jill Short Phillip Island     59.8
84   Geraldine Carey & Leonie Atkins Tasmania     59.8
85   Ken Watson & Robert Scott Peninsula     59.7
86   Warren Mason & Lyn Mooney Great Lakes     59.7
87   Peter Jonutz & Heather Eyers Coffs Harbour     59.6
88   Greg Brackenreg & Jen Woodhouse Sapphire Coast     59.5
89   Helen Van Den Broek & Jan Harris Mackay     59.5
89   Kathleen Fahy & Helen Klieve Toowong     59.5
89   Denise Borger & Joanne Payne Kalamunda     59.5
92   Maureen & Kevin Carson Central Coast     59.5
93   Carmel Whitten & Christine Goddard Tamworth     59.4
94   Tiiu Butler & Pat Mather Inverell Delvyn     59.4
95   Teresa Martin & Judi Smith Cowra     59.4
95   Lesley Sowell & Carolyn Bulger Batemans Bay     59.4
97   Trevor Cooper & David Hickie Coffs Harbour     59.3
98   Colleen Danieli & Rita Carbone Ingham     59.3
99   Bill Brosnan & Judith Johnston Batemans Bay     59.3
100   Coral Day & Max Richards Benalla     59.2

Names / Club Score
101   Sandeep & Madeleine Trumps     59.1
102   Carmel Steer & Ann Giesberts Arana     59.0
103   Philip Powell & Gillian Glass Denmark     59.0
104   Dorothy Woodside & Rhonda Jefferson Orange     58.9
104   Margaret Sullivan & Paula Guthrie Coffs Harbour     58.9
106   Diana Dalleywater & Gail Parsons Tomaree     58.8
107   Cathie Cook & Diana Davison Kiama     58.8
108   John Burrows & Arthur Smith Coffs Harbour     58.8
109   Win McClure & Irene Mills Blue Lake     58.7
110   Marilyn Oakroot & Ken Orange Toowoomba     58.7
111   Bea Stallbom & Richard Hooper Gawler     58.7
112   Tim & Gai Baker Parkes     58.6
113   Robyn Price & Peter Greening Central Coast     58.6
114   Jane Storey & Judy Harris Cootamundra     58.6
115   Ellie Eggerking & Maree Twomey Cootamundra     58.6
116   Kerrie Goldston & Beverly Jarvis Gold Coast     58.6
117   Nia Parker & Andrew Marsh Rockingham     58.5
118   Margaret Jordan & Sandy Mahon Pt Mac Hastings     58.4
119   Helen Jones & Rosalie Derrick Tomaree     58.4
120   Robert Morgan-Jones & Sue Sweeney Tamworth     58.4
120   Frank Vandenheuvel & Clive Stokes Gawler     58.4
122   Greg Baker & Marcella Hayes KLTC     58.3
123   Jane Martin & Pauline Wood Pt Mac Hastings     58.2
124   Helen Larsen & Angela Newton Undercroft     58.2
125   Frances Summerhayes & Terry Hughes Townsville     58.2
126   Clive Dawson & Mavis Davey Rockhampton     58.1
127   Ada Krawczyk & Michael Clibbon Birkdale     58.1
128   Annette Taylor & Grace Ireland Dalby     58.0
128   Nancy Fromberg & Margaret Enright Tasmania     58.0
128   Terry Davies & Tim Sayer Redcliffe     58.0
131   Carmel Everson & Janet Michael Coffs Harbour     58.0
131   Julie Rollinson & Lorna O'Leary Illawarra     58.0
133   Paul Acfield & Graham Stucley Glenelg     58.0
134   Kathy Duke & Greg Munck Toowoomba     57.9
135   Ken Brown & Michelle Seale Orange     57.9
136   Dot Saxon-Williams & Judy Parkinson Tomaree     57.9
137   Brian & Christine Taylor Mandurah     57.9
138   Nella Albrecht & Margaret McSweeny Ingham     57.8
139   Brian Wade & Di Taylor Bunbury     57.8
139   John Wilson & Geoff Willson Toowong     57.8
141   Anneta Doktorovich & Sharon Dyball Joondalup     57.8
141   Stephen Goldstein & Pat Johnson Pt Mac Hastings     57.8
143   Paul Coe & Michael Finucane Nambucca Valley     57.8
144   Sandra Hardie & Peter Knight Mandurah     57.8
145   Vicki Williamson & Geoffrey Hiatt Grafton     57.7
146   Herbert & Margaret Tinschert Berwick     57.7
147   Gary Somers & Greig Ball Parkes     57.7
148   Sarina Garrett & Margaret Gaunson Sapphire Coast     57.7
149   Joan Lewis & John Forsyth Hamilton     57.6
150   Beth Randall & Christine Banham Peninsula     57.6
Names / Club Score
151   Roger Green & Tim Porter Toowoomba     57.6
152   Jegs Nuttall & Trish Colles Tasmania     57.6
152   Barb Woolfe & Alison Savage Bathurst     57.6
154   Jeanette Cockburn & Elizabeth Davis Ingham     57.5
155   Joan Wilmott & Anne Rathbone Tamworth     57.5
156   Eve Morris & Marleen Lynch Tasmania     57.5
156   Fran Smith & Dawne Albano Pt Mac Hastings     57.5
158   Aimee Hallam & Jenny Baker Goulburn     57.4
159   Caroline Attard & Richard Lovett Birkdale     57.4
160   Mike Fulwood & Jenni Creedon Rockingham     57.4
161   Erik Moller & Angelique Morin South Perth     57.3
162   Leonie Shearing & John Gilchrist Glenelg     57.3
163   Jan Kinross & Brian Pridham Moreton Bribie     57.3
164   Annette Lopez & Don Clark Illawarra     57.3
165   Christine Ledingham & Sue Grice Tomaree     57.2
166   Dennis Evans & Bob McCartney Bunbury     57.2
167   Karen Brewis & Margaret Schlenk Hamilton     57.2
168   Julie Bryant & Nerellyn Mitchell Coffs Harbour     57.2
169   Jan Nettle & Michelle Jones Townsville     57.2
169   Paul & Annette Hendry Redcliffe     57.2
171   Caroline Shaw & Marnie Myall Phillip Island     57.1
172   Dawn Quinan & Lin McLaren Moreton Bribie     57.1
172   Margaret Foster & Diana Singh Wagga Wagga     57.1
174   Fran Healy & Marian Van Den Tasmania     57.0
175   George Sloss & Leonard Schofield Goondiwindi     57.0
176   Sandra Ellis & Leonie Harrison Nambucca Valley     57.0
177   Sue Craig & Brian Shaw South Perth     57.0
178   Cathy Dawson & Bronwen Jones Kiama     56.9
179   Beverley & Ross McCasker Toowoomba     56.8
180   Eliza Hemphill & Shirley King Toowong     56.8
181   Judi Jenkin & Marlene Clarke Hamilton     56.8
182   Jenny Lynton & Marie Orme Gold Coast     56.8
183   Robyn Kennett & Lois Dudley Tomaree     56.7
184   Susie Hooper & Michelle Porter Lockyer     56.7
184   Ngaire Meehan & Elizabeth Cusack Illawarra     56.7
186   Lee Lethbridge & Angela Nicholls Gold Coast     56.7
187   Brian & Daphne Hodges Tomaree     56.6
187   Robin Ward & Helen Ottosson Kalamunda     56.6
189   Igor Sorkin & Anne Hill Berwick     56.6
190   Colleen Honner & Sally Lawler Cootamundra     56.6
191   Rhonda & Allan McLucas Lockyer     56.6
192   Monique Vochteloo & Lindon Geach Monaro     56.5
193   Lalli & Mario Prochelle Berwick     56.5
194   Lesley Sutherland & Lorna Butler Sanctuary Cove     56.4
195   Chris Dyson & Annie Wiltshire Maine     56.4
196   Lesley Meyer & Jeff Aitchison Toowoomba     56.4
197   Sonya McLennan & Juile Burley Yamba     56.4
197   Annie Lynch & Sandra Morris Mackay     56.4
199   Robyn & Ross Keirle South Perth     56.4
200   John Aldridge & Jill Borgman Central Coast     56.3

Names / Club Score
201   Sean Munley & Bruce Higgs Sth Gippsland     56.3
202   Isobel & Warwick Jones Mandurah     56.3
203   Angela Van Daal & Kevin Gosling Gold Coast     56.2
204   Rosemary Mitchelhill & Suzanne Parry Okeden KLTC     56.2
205   John Thubron & Margot Fabian Birkdale     56.2
206   Julie D'Amico & Christopher Dawes Kiama     56.2
207   Christine & Peter Holmes Benalla     56.1
207   Nina Doyle & Ian Leach Townsville     56.1
209   Sharon Harris & Marvin Bunting Glenelg     56.1
210   Helen Peters & Frances Murray Benalla     56.0
210   Jim Terry & Robyn Esdale Birkdale     56.0
210   Jo Collings & Kate Sayer Kalamunda     56.0
213   Maria Setiyawan & Magdeline Wong Redcliffe     56.0
214   John Currier & Julie Perriam Sth Gippsland     56.0
214   Annie Green & Margaret Lawrence Yamba     56.0
216   Christine Zarb & Fred Kaminski Traralgon     55.9
216   Tom & Libby Meakin Pt Mac Hastings     55.9
218   Naren & Vina Shah Kenmore     55.9
219   Peter Hasenkam & Peter Mathieson Birkdale     55.9
219   Sharon Bull & Christine Dunn Great Lakes     55.9
221   Roz Newstead & Ray Cockshell Gawler     55.9
222   Barbara Lott & Linda Siford Nambucca Valley     55.8
223   Dianne Hinde & Heather York Sapphire Coast     55.8
224   Aurelia Cole & Bob Steer Swan     55.8
225   Ken Bridges & Eta Rogoyska Great Lakes     55.8
226   Jeanette McKenzie & Chris Tweddell Townsville     55.7
227   Sue Stephen & Ron Goodwin Rockingham     55.7
228   Betty Marks & Myrna Goldsmith KLTC     55.7
228   Joy Brunette & Sandy Patterson Mackay     55.7
228   Gerri Griffin & Name Unknown Hamilton     55.7
231   Yvonne Mathews & Lyn Bolton Rockingham     55.7
232   Pranati Basu & Michael Turner Illawarra     55.7
233   Sandy Whalley & Lynette Bigland Central Coast     55.7
233   Lewis Carey & Graham Williamson Central Coast     55.7
235   Kevin & Denise Pass South Perth     55.6
235   Jenny Oglesby & Peter Babore Moonee Valley     55.6
237   Janet Cook & Annette Kirby Berwick     55.5
238   Norm & Linda Hoskin Bunbury     55.5
239   Catherine Ng & Kerry-Anne Hoad KLTC     55.5
240   Sandy Steele-Park & Lesley Robertson Mudgee     55.5
241   Marlene Edland & Pat Murphy South Perth     55.4
242   Beth O'Reilly & Ros Geschke Arana     55.4
243   Sally Webber & Nellie Oonk Pt Mac Hastings     55.4
244   Lorraine Twyford & Jennifer Martin Gold Coast     55.4
245   Melva Leal & Robyn Church Redcliffe     55.4
246   Sandy Noble & Ken Bessell Maine     55.4
246   Nancy Heffernan & Susi Wardrop KLTC     55.4
248   Phil Atkinson & Lyn Hall Dalby     55.4
249   Paula Davidson & Lorrie Read Phillip Island     55.3
250   Judy Stephens & Shane Whiting Gold Coast     55.3
Names / Club Score
251   Jenny Speziali & Michele Alroe Toowoomba     55.3
252   Harry Crosby & Julia Hustad Joondalup     55.3
253   Ine & Bob Wood Mandurah     55.3
254   Nell Hannan & Diane Minihan Batemans Bay     55.2
254   Jill Nation & Beth Barry Barossa     55.2
256   Linda & Peter Neil Kenmore     55.2
257   Stephen Vigh & Marlies Maussen Ingham     55.1
258   Michael Heynsbergh & Lauris McInerney Berwick     55.1
259   Henry & Ruth Nogajski Tasmania     55.0
260   Janine Rodgers & Richard Wix Mackay     55.0
261   Sam Bolack & Denise Scott Kiama     55.0
262   Jim Cullen & Lynda Johnson Kiama     55.0
262   Margaret & Bob Doak Rockhampton     55.0
262   Wendy Rogers & Ben Haagsma Coffs Harbour     55.0
265   Wendy & Elaine Trumps     54.9
265   Anna Doneley & Paul Gearon Dalby     54.9
267   Penny Loughran & Maureen Stiles Sth Gippsland     54.8
268   Anu Shah & Manuela Steinbrecher Joondalup     54.8
269   Jean-Paul Tedeschi & Margaret McRobbie Kalamunda     54.8
270   James & Kerin Tulloch KLTC     54.8
270   Nick & Jane Trumps     54.8
272   Jill Causley & Barbara Mahoney-Smith Yamba     54.7
273   Judy Emery & Robbie Bassingthwaite Cootamundra     54.7
274   Di Brown & Robyn Spooner Gold Coast     54.7
274   Julie Harvey & Chrissie Hababo Kiama     54.7
276   Joan & Rex Harding Berwick     54.7
276   Jan MacPherson & Debbie Salathiel Bunbury     54.7
278   Paula Corbett & Tom Malcher Illawarra     54.7
279   Carolyn Lloyd & Lesley Parry Gold Coast     54.6
280   Michael Kenny & Veronica Peters Gawler     54.6
281   Suzi Ledger & Barbara Simpson Sanctuary Cove     54.6
282   Kim Pattinson & Diana Waddell Orange     54.6
283   Shirley Weaver & Gillian Teraci Swan     54.6
284   Duncan Welsh & Keith Field Rockhampton     54.5
285   Denise Ashcroft & Val Leitch Monaro     54.5
285   Catherine Wood & Derrian Walsh Cowra     54.5
285   Sandra MacKenzie & Charmaine Pattison Tomaree     54.5
288   Barbie Hufton & Ondy Crawford Cootamundra     54.5
289   Rita Buzzard & James Fitzgerald Joondalup     54.5
290   Mary Cotterill & Kate Smith Maitland     54.4
290   Beverley & James Vickers Bathurst     54.4
292   Marilyn Tatterson & Nancy Harris KLTC     54.4
293   Divyesh & Rina Shah Undercroft     54.3
294   Peter Morton & Zara Clemesha Toowoomba     54.3
295   Jeremy Trahair & Peter Wilson Peninsula     54.3
296   Hannah Martin & Ruth Stevenson Sth Gippsland     54.3
297   Keith Hill & Michelle L Hill Orange     54.2
298   Robyn Stevens & Simon Fleming Toowong     54.2
299   Ray Derbyshire & Barbara Sheppard Arana     54.2
300   Julie Bechelli & Carole Sexton Kalamunda     54.2

Names / Club Score
301   Michael Hewett & Eleanor Diflo Alice Springs     54.2
302   John & Phyllis Telfer Yamba     54.1
303   Kerry Law & Philip MacHin Maitland     54.1
304   Helen Fitzgerald & Andrew Mollison Toowoomba     54.0
305   Peter Fagan & Elizabeth Kelly Cowra     54.0
306   Corry Van Diemen & Ann Gordon-Smith Berwick     54.0
306   Mary Jenkins & Pip Brady Wagga Wagga     54.0
308   Desley Hanrahan & Lyn Vary Toowoomba     54.0
308   Jan Williams & Merlyn Pritchard Maine     54.0
310   Alan McCarthy & Betty Picarelli Barossa     53.9
310   Hilary Gunthorpe & Jill Meikle Rockhampton     53.9
312   Marianne McPherson & Robyn Woodrick Arana     53.9
313   Carole Walker & Bev Laing Tilligerry     53.9
313   Robert Tootell & Vonda Ashton Coonabarabran     53.9
315   Elizabeth Irvin & Neil Woods Coonabarabran     53.9
316   Roger & Judy Hooley Tasmania     53.9
316   Jennifer Baker & Peter Nelson Benalla     53.9
318   Michael Monaghan & John Hetherington Kiama     53.8
318   Wendy & Granville Gay Kenmore     53.8
318   Angela McGill & Judith Miller Bungendore     53.8
321   Rosemary Dight & Judy Neal Goondiwindi     53.8
321   Chris Driver & Suzanne Suttor Wellington     53.8
321   Peter Bolden & Michael Grenfell Swan     53.8
324   Sue Forsyth & Rosie Richmond KLTC     53.8
325   Lidy Seysener & Susan Jensen Peninsula     53.8
326   Steve Cuddihy & Helen Rogoysky Rockingham     53.8
327   David Lewis & Anne Zuscak Gold Coast     53.7
328   Byron & Trish Lye Arana     53.7
328   Robyn Brennan & Kerrie Middleton Tilligerry     53.7
330   Lisa McConkey & Bevley D'Aquino Kenmore     53.7
331   Michael Green & Jennifer Ardill Peninsula     53.7
331   Lois Dwyer & Robyn Egan Sth Gippsland     53.7
333   June & Graeme Hammond Glenelg     53.6
333   Celma & Lynette Coupe Coffs Harbour     53.6
335   Louise Graham & Ginny Reid Deniliquin     53.6
336   Jenni Rutherford & Henry Szwed Maine     53.6
337   Guy Milson & Patricia Bourke Goulburn     53.6
337   Pip Liebelt & Jane Griffiths KLTC     53.6
339   Sue Pope & Jennifer Coghlan Goulburn     53.5
340   Daphne Field & Kathryn Hadfield Joondalup     53.5
341   John Stimpson & Barbara Johns Coffs Harbour     53.5
342   John Kennedy & Brian Goldman Maitland     53.5
342   Jill Christensen & David Kelly Birkdale     53.5
344   Joyce McArthur & Mary Overell Townsville     53.5
345   Dawn Benes & Lorraine Pescatore Arana     53.4
346   Desmond Lavery & Sheila Landers Maine     53.4
346   Ross & Jan Turner Denmark     53.4
348   Pamela Steele & Dennis Lincoln Toowoomba     53.4
348   Carol & Ian Gaskell Mackay     53.4
348   Stephen Turner & George Lisowski KLTC     53.4
Names / Club Score
351   Marie Pernat & Margot McCluskey KLTC     53.4
352   Suzy Brownlow & Patricia Gower Redcliffe     53.3
353   Beryl McKay & Carmel Hartman Dalby     53.3
354   Susan Greenwood & Lyn Woolridge Batemans Bay     53.3
354   Marjorie & Hanna Trumps     53.3
356   Robin Suttor & Gail Mann Mudgee     53.2
357   Alison Ager & Penny Bosward Barossa     53.2
358   Jane Hall & Ann Gee Tasmania     53.2
359   Carolyn Klepacki & John Bird Barossa     53.1
359   Richard Drouin & Janet Kuhle Lockyer     53.1
361   Diane Stokes & Anne Lutz Mackay     53.1
362   Mary Rose Ramsden & Noel Saunders Mackay     53.1
363   Lynn Dickson & Gail Hamer Maitland     53.0
364   John Gaibor & Tala Badie Birkdale     53.0
365   Anne Francis & Frank Powell Tasmania     53.0
366   Susan Cattoi & Mark Jenkins Bungendore     52.9
367   Rupert Manners & Jack Pashev Tasmania     52.9
368   Heather Beattie-Davey & Peter Cannon Wagga Wagga     52.9
369   Yvonne Goldbloom & Lorraine Bloom KLTC     52.8
370   Robert Mischlewski & Peter Elliott Townsville     52.8
371   Debbie Walker & Cheryl Gossner Ingham     52.8
371   Michael & Magda Lawes Joondalup     52.8
373   Adrienne Montague & Angela Worrall Toowoomba     52.8
374   Sandra Parker & Christine Gilshenan Toowoomba     52.7
374   Lucy Kornfeld & Barbara Carter KLTC     52.7
376   Helen Loveday & Geoffrey Ditton Inverell Delvyn     52.7
377   Allison Brown & Lesley Schwarzrock Arana     52.7
378   John Gould & Chris Fergusson Illawarra     52.7
378   Sue Evershed & Louise Clement Peninsula     52.7
378   Fran Hagon & Linda Faulls Sanctuary Cove     52.7
381   Philip Boehme & Melissa McNamara Illawarra     52.7
382   Allan & Julie Kerrigan Orange     52.6
383   Helen Blewitt & Margaret Rogers Coffs Harbour     52.6
383   Janet Miller & Karen White KLTC     52.6
385   Elizabeth Morrow & Rosemary Francis Mudgee     52.6
386   John Sarena & Geoff Brewis Hamilton     52.6
387   Michael Hawes & Paula Serra Birkdale     52.5
388   Karen Spicer & Ross Hunter Arana     52.5
389   Lynne Worley & Carol Blackman Townsville     52.5
389   Mary Waterford & Bill McAinsh Alice Springs     52.5
391   Angela Tilling & Kerry Wright Tomaree     52.5
392   Cia Adermann & Elizabeth Handley Kenmore     52.5
393   Margaret Roughan & Judy Robertson Wagga Wagga     52.4
393   David Street & Judy Yeoman Glenelg     52.4
395   Robert Mathews & Betty Olsen Coonabarabran     52.4
396   Heather Tarrant & Helen McLaughlan Batemans Bay     52.4
397   Ken Griggs & Alan Metcalf Redcliffe     52.4
397   Bronwyn Neal & Simon Hunter Peninsula     52.4
399   Geoff Cowan & Joy Block Mackay     52.4
400   Marie Steger & Gretchen Graf Toowoomba     52.4

Names / Club Score
401   Sandra Hilton & Barbara Love Kenmore     52.3
402   Lois Cooper-White & Carol Price Tamworth     52.3
403   Trish McDonald & Melissa Tym Mudgee     52.3
404   Neil & Diana Enders Bunbury     52.2
405   Manuel Lopes & B Rewers Illawarra     52.2
406   Rudi & Leone Brocker Coffs Harbour     52.2
407   Jan Fowler & Josephine King Swan     52.2
407   Anne Last & Timmie Smirl Cootamundra     52.2
409   Gary & Louise Walton Nambucca Valley     52.1
409   Bev Daniel & Ray Peirce Great Lakes     52.1
411   Gary Goddard & Janice Lafferty Rockhampton     52.1
412   Tony Sappideen & Jenny MacPherson Central Coast     52.1
413   Jane MacKenzie & Angela Morgan KLTC     52.0
413   Maurice Sanders & Barbara Wales Redcliffe     52.0
415   Graham Stubington & David Jeffery Coffs Harbour     52.0
416   Colette Leperou & Annick Marsh Inverell Delvyn     52.0
416   Trevor Laughton & Greg Hay Peninsula     52.0
418   Janet Dyson & Maureen Cowan Nambucca Valley     52.0
419   Gunilla Jonasson & Annette Fisher Kiama     52.0
420   Sharon Landers & Anne Meehan Moonee Valley     52.0
421   Mark Saunders & Rob Osborne Berwick     51.9
422   Helen & Chris Trumps     51.9
423   Brenton Wittwer & Beryl Messenger Blue Lake     51.9
424   Paula Threlfo & Margaret Bishop Central Coast     51.9
425   Jacques Bellevret & Mario Rubanathan Undercroft     51.9
426   Thomas Fehily & Tony Connelly Tomaree     51.8
427   Michael Davidson & Heather Fels Glenelg     51.8
428   Maureen Ingamells & Judy Wellings Berwick     51.8
429   Magda Hudy & Eva Pendel Peninsula     51.8
429   Sue Kremer & Yvonne Menadue Tasmania     51.8
431   Mike Palmer & Charles Chambers Arana     51.7
431   Trish Waters & Peter Rhind Arana     51.7
433   Anthea Sinkovits & Scott Pearson Bungendore     51.7
433   Sue Moffatt & Gillian Farrell KLTC     51.7
435   Peter Hooper & Wilhemina Pickles Lockyer     51.6
436   Margaret Hawken & Joan Reilly Parkes     51.6
437   Kathleen Lane & Ken Horne Maitland     51.6
438   Dick Ellis & Jenny Bartlett Bathurst     51.6
438   Kevin Barrington & Kath Quinlin Coonabarabran     51.6
438   Kay Snowden & Val Hodsdon Kiama     51.6
441   Colin Wells & Angelo Angelides Berwick     51.6
442   Jane Easton & Merv Parmenter Arana     51.6
443   Peter Parsons & Hadi Aghakhani South Canberra     51.5
443   Wendy Davies & Chris Cottier Maitland     51.5
445   Roger Dadd & Diane Murray Wangaratta     51.5
446   Clarice Smith & Sue Turner Mandurah     51.5
447   Miles White & Mike Dayman Glenelg     51.5
447   John Finkelstein & Neville Houghton KLTC     51.5
449   Tom Ferris & Joy Springer Rockhampton     51.4
450   John Frzop & David Chatman Undercroft     51.4
Names / Club Score
451   Britta Lamborn & Geraldene Anderson Peninsula     51.3
452   Jeanette Evans & Sandy Raiti Tully     51.3
453   Sheevaun Gallacher & Christine Innes Joondalup     51.3
453   Gladys Durrington & Nettie Bennett Grafton     51.3
455   Norma Hansen & Leonie Nugent Arana     51.3
456   Scott Parker & Colleen Robertson Nambucca Valley     51.3
457   Ian Hamilton & Bert Adams Wagga Wagga     51.3
458   Peter & Miriam Dayhew Sapphire Coast     51.3
459   Di Goddard & Doris Spilker Pt Mac Hastings     51.2
459   Helen Griplas & Christine Egan Peninsula     51.2
459   Judy Barkla & Diana Bryant Toowoomba     51.2
459   Rhonni Garven & Julie Taylor Kiama     51.2
459   Sheila Monie & Royce Collins Yamba     51.2
464   Cora Brown & Suzanne Dewar Kalamunda     51.2
465   Frances Hiatt & Cheryl Shanley Grafton     51.2
466   Deb Roots & Lynne Rau Gold Coast     51.2
467   Jenny Sears & Kerrie Conn Wellington     51.2
468   Patricia Brasier & David Gardiner Tamworth     51.2
469   Beverly Coulton & Lea Wood Goondiwindi     51.1
470   Cheryl Waters & Erica Gray Illawarra     51.1
471   Ken Jacobs & Chris Stutley Gawler     51.1
471   Michele Rau & Martin Pearce Rockhampton     51.1
471   Elizabeth Loneragan & Penny Mowat Mudgee     51.1
474   Trenna Ryan & Rosalie Stevens Gawler     51.1
475   Janice Pearson & Julie Scanlan Camden Haven     51.1
476   Wendy Rissler & Jill Parsons Maitland     51.1
477   Jamie Luxton & Yulia Koh Undercroft     51.0
478   Judith Noad & Lindsay Paul Inverell Delvyn     51.0
479   Louise Payne & Anita Medcalf Parkes     51.0
480   Colin Powell & Margaret Giles Swan     51.0
481   Pat Edis & Denise Dowling Moreton Bribie     51.0
481   Jillian Griffith & Eva Taylor KLTC     51.0
483   Patricia Adam & Judy Fitzgerald Gold Coast     51.0
483   Helen Tyler & Jill Medhurst Moreton Bribie     51.0
483   Rodney McNamara & Diane Thompson Maitland     51.0
486   Geoff & Pam Tucker Glenelg     51.0
486   Sharyn Gierke & Jan Flynn Toowoomba     51.0
488   Janene Oborn & Neal McLaughlin Tomaree     50.9
489   Marlyn McKennariey & Lee Coaldrake Toowong     50.9
489   Ray Innis & Carolyn Van Der Veen Camden Haven     50.9
491   Peter King & Charles Gilmore Central Coast     50.9
492   Susan Bowman & Aggie Bowyer Sanctuary Cove     50.9
493   Dianne Swift & Julie Gibbens Arana     50.8
494   Jeff Heath & Jill Young Gawler     50.8
495   Bernadette Brebner & Jenny Archer Coffs Harbour     50.8
496   James & Elinor Shaw Joondalup     50.8
497   Elizabeth Sayers & Jan Pearson Rockingham     50.7
497   Elizabeth Egan & Judith Lewis Glenelg     50.7
499   Maree Brady & Beverley Butterworth Great Lakes     50.7
500   Annie Vaughan & Tim Christie Moonee Valley     50.7

2024 Australia-Wide Restricted Pairs – Under 100 MP
Pairs in the top 3 will receive book prizes, with personalised Australia-Wide pens for the top five, and players in the top 50 will receive online magazine subscriptions. There are also spot prizes throughout the results booklet.
All winners must contact Australian Bridge (mail@australianbridge.com) with their address, to claim their prizes.
Names / Club Score
1   Maureen Milgate & Kate Courts Wellington     71.2
2   Kevin Hughes & Lucy D'Ambrosio Central Coast     69.6
3   Jane Mitchell & Wendy Stapleton Bathurst     69.2
4   Neil & Chris Niemand Birkdale     69.2
5   Sandy Mollenhagen & Korma Byrne Tully     67.1
6   Wendy Wade & Michelle Randle Denmark     67.0
7   Meredith Landale & Jane Glowrey Deniliquin     65.3
8   Vanda Cassim & Jenni Fagan Cowra     64.7
9   Brian Craig & Chris Hollingworth Joondalup     64.5
10   Wally Atallah & Roslyn McGroder Orange     64.1
11   Warwick Bowden & Jack Chyer Glenelg     63.9
12   Valerie Remedios & Lilian Young Moonee Valley     63.7
13   Mary Onus & Patricia Lockwood Bathurst     63.5
14   Paul Fredheim & Wayne Seabrook Tasmania     63.5
15   Brian Clark & Debbie Pearce Redcliffe     63.3
16   Sue Owens & Judi Harvey Wellington     62.8
16   Lee Robinson & Jocelyn Tamsett Goulburn     62.8
18   Ros Rutter & Pauline Quinlan Coffs Harbour     62.5
19   Jan Ovens & Lyn Clarke Mandurah     62.4
20   Kath McInerney & Jill Carnovale KLTC     62.1
21   Belinda Scott & Kerry Byrne Cootamundra     61.6
22   Greta Kroll & Anne Johnston Mudgee     61.6
23   Bruce Greenland & Kevin Friend Berwick     61.5
24   Ingrid Fredericks & Avryl Atkins Undercroft     61.3
25   Ann Barron & Wendy Coe Ingham     61.1
26   Catherine Bray & Anne Charles Monaro     61.0
27   Rita Mawson & Robin Barnes Tasmania     60.9
28   Byron Moss & Gillie Kinsella Arana     60.7
29   Judith Haysom & Libby Tink Bathurst     60.6
30   Peter & Jeanne Walczak Swan     60.6
31   Ross Pringle & Ronnie Malthouse Kalamunda     60.3
32   Russell Goldflam & Katrina Budrikis Alice Springs     60.0
33   Petar Ivanovic & Graham Tyson Bathurst     59.9
34   Anne Hodgson & Jill Short Phillip Island     59.8
35   Warren Mason & Lyn Mooney Great Lakes     59.7
36   Greg Brackenreg & Jen Woodhouse Sapphire Coast     59.5
37   Maureen & Kevin Carson Central Coast     59.5
38   Carmel Whitten & Christine Goddard Tamworth     59.4
39   Trevor Cooper & David Hickie Coffs Harbour     59.3
40   Colleen Danieli & Rita Carbone Ingham     59.3
41   Philip Powell & Gillian Glass Denmark     59.0
42   Margaret Sullivan & Paula Guthrie Coffs Harbour     58.9
43   Diana Dalleywater & Gail Parsons Tomaree     58.8
44   Cathie Cook & Diana Davison Kiama     58.8
45   Win McClure & Irene Mills Blue Lake     58.7
46   Tim & Gai Baker Parkes     58.6
47   Robyn Price & Peter Greening Central Coast     58.6
48   Jane Storey & Judy Harris Cootamundra     58.6
49   Ellie Eggerking & Maree Twomey Cootamundra     58.6
50   Margaret Jordan & Sandy Mahon Pt Mac Hastings     58.4
Names / Club Score
51   Greg Baker & Marcella Hayes KLTC     58.3
52   Jane Martin & Pauline Wood Pt Mac Hastings     58.2
53   Frances Summerhayes & Terry Hughes Townsville     58.2
54   Carmel Everson & Janet Michael Coffs Harbour     58.0
54   Julie Rollinson & Lorna O'Leary Illawarra     58.0
56   Ken Brown & Michelle Seale Orange     57.9
57   Brian & Christine Taylor Mandurah     57.9
58   Nella Albrecht & Margaret McSweeny Ingham     57.8
59   Paul Coe & Michael Finucane Nambucca Valley     57.8
60   Herbert & Margaret Tinschert Berwick     57.7
61   Roger Green & Tim Porter Toowoomba     57.6
62   Jegs Nuttall & Trish Colles Tasmania     57.6
63   Jeanette Cockburn & Elizabeth Davis Ingham     57.5
64   Fran Smith & Dawne Albano Pt Mac Hastings     57.5
65   Caroline Attard & Richard Lovett Birkdale     57.4
66   Mike Fulwood & Jenni Creedon Rockingham     57.4
67   Annette Lopez & Don Clark Illawarra     57.3
68   Jan Nettle & Michelle Jones Townsville     57.2
69   Sandra Ellis & Leonie Harrison Nambucca Valley     57.0
70   Sue Craig & Brian Shaw South Perth     57.0
71   Cathy Dawson & Bronwen Jones Kiama     56.9
72   Ngaire Meehan & Elizabeth Cusack Illawarra     56.7
73   Lee Lethbridge & Angela Nicholls Gold Coast     56.7
74   Robin Ward & Helen Ottosson Kalamunda     56.6
75   Rhonda & Allan McLucas Lockyer     56.6
76   Chris Dyson & Annie Wiltshire Maine     56.4
77   John Aldridge & Jill Borgman Central Coast     56.3
78   Angela Van Daal & Kevin Gosling Gold Coast     56.2
79   Rosemary Mitchelhill & Suzanne Parry Okeden KLTC     56.2
80   Julie D'Amico & Christopher Dawes Kiama     56.2
81   Sharon Harris & Marvin Bunting Glenelg     56.1
82   Helen Peters & Frances Murray Benalla     56.0
82   Jim Terry & Robyn Esdale Birkdale     56.0
82   Jo Collings & Kate Sayer Kalamunda     56.0
85   John Currier & Julie Perriam Sth Gippsland     56.0
86   Tom & Libby Meakin Pt Mac Hastings     55.9
87   Naren & Vina Shah Kenmore     55.9
88   Peter Hasenkam & Peter Mathieson Birkdale     55.9
89   Barbara Lott & Linda Siford Nambucca Valley     55.8
90   Betty Marks & Myrna Goldsmith KLTC     55.7
90   Joy Brunette & Sandy Patterson Mackay     55.7
92   Kevin & Denise Pass South Perth     55.6
93   Norm & Linda Hoskin Bunbury     55.5
94   Sandy Steele-Park & Lesley Robertson Mudgee     55.5
95   Marlene Edland & Pat Murphy South Perth     55.4
96   Sandy Noble & Ken Bessell Maine     55.4
97   Judy Stephens & Shane Whiting Gold Coast     55.3
98   Ine & Bob Wood Mandurah     55.3
99   Nell Hannan & Diane Minihan Batemans Bay     55.2
99   Jill Nation & Beth Barry Barossa     55.2

Names / Club Score
101   Stephen Vigh & Marlies Maussen Ingham     55.1
102   Michael Heynsbergh & Lauris McInerney Berwick     55.1
103   Anna Doneley & Paul Gearon Dalby     54.9
104   Di Brown & Robyn Spooner Gold Coast     54.7
104   Julie Harvey & Chrissie Hababo Kiama     54.7
106   Joan & Rex Harding Berwick     54.7
107   Paula Corbett & Tom Malcher Illawarra     54.7
108   Carolyn Lloyd & Lesley Parry Gold Coast     54.6
109   Denise Ashcroft & Val Leitch Monaro     54.5
109   Catherine Wood & Derrian Walsh Cowra     54.5
109   Sandra MacKenzie & Charmaine Pattison Tomaree     54.5
112   Barbie Hufton & Ondy Crawford Cootamundra     54.5
113   Rita Buzzard & James Fitzgerald Joondalup     54.5
114   Beverley & James Vickers Bathurst     54.4
115   Marilyn Tatterson & Nancy Harris KLTC     54.4
116   Divyesh & Rina Shah Undercroft     54.3
117   Jeremy Trahair & Peter Wilson Peninsula     54.3
118   Keith Hill & Michelle L Hill Orange     54.2
119   Ray Derbyshire & Barbara Sheppard Arana     54.2
120   Michael Hewett & Eleanor Diflo Alice Springs     54.2
121   Peter Fagan & Elizabeth Kelly Cowra     54.0
122   Alan McCarthy & Betty Picarelli Barossa     53.9
122   Hilary Gunthorpe & Jill Meikle Rockhampton     53.9
124   Marianne McPherson & Robyn Woodrick Arana     53.9
125   Robert Tootell & Vonda Ashton Coonabarabran     53.9
126   Elizabeth Irvin & Neil Woods Coonabarabran     53.9
127   Roger & Judy Hooley Tasmania     53.9
128   Wendy & Granville Gay Kenmore     53.8
129   Chris Driver & Suzanne Suttor Wellington     53.8
130   Sue Forsyth & Rosie Richmond KLTC     53.8
131   David Lewis & Anne Zuscak Gold Coast     53.7
132   Robyn Brennan & Kerrie Middleton Tilligerry     53.7
133   Lois Dwyer & Robyn Egan Sth Gippsland     53.7
134   June & Graeme Hammond Glenelg     53.6
135   Louise Graham & Ginny Reid Deniliquin     53.6
136   Jenni Rutherford & Henry Szwed Maine     53.6
137   Sue Pope & Jennifer Coghlan Goulburn     53.5
138   Jill Christensen & David Kelly Birkdale     53.5
139   Joyce McArthur & Mary Overell Townsville     53.5
140   Desmond Lavery & Sheila Landers Maine     53.4
140   Ross & Jan Turner Denmark     53.4
142   Carol & Ian Gaskell Mackay     53.4
142   Stephen Turner & George Lisowski KLTC     53.4
144   Marie Pernat & Margot McCluskey KLTC     53.4
145   Jane Hall & Ann Gee Tasmania     53.2
146   Diane Stokes & Anne Lutz Mackay     53.1
147   Mary Rose Ramsden & Noel Saunders Mackay     53.1
148   Lynn Dickson & Gail Hamer Maitland     53.0
149   Heather Beattie-Davey & Peter Cannon Wagga Wagga     52.9
150   Debbie Walker & Cheryl Gossner Ingham     52.8
Names / Club Score
151   Adrienne Montague & Angela Worrall Toowoomba     52.8
152   Sandra Parker & Christine Gilshenan Toowoomba     52.7
153   Allison Brown & Lesley Schwarzrock Arana     52.7
154   John Gould & Chris Fergusson Illawarra     52.7
154   Fran Hagon & Linda Faulls Sanctuary Cove     52.7
156   Philip Boehme & Melissa McNamara Illawarra     52.7
157   Allan & Julie Kerrigan Orange     52.6
158   Janet Miller & Karen White KLTC     52.6
159   Elizabeth Morrow & Rosemary Francis Mudgee     52.6
160   Karen Spicer & Ross Hunter Arana     52.5
161   Cia Adermann & Elizabeth Handley Kenmore     52.5
162   David Street & Judy Yeoman Glenelg     52.4
163   Robert Mathews & Betty Olsen Coonabarabran     52.4
164   Geoff Cowan & Joy Block Mackay     52.4
165   Marie Steger & Gretchen Graf Toowoomba     52.4
166   Lois Cooper-White & Carol Price Tamworth     52.3
167   Trish McDonald & Melissa Tym Mudgee     52.3
168   Neil & Diana Enders Bunbury     52.2
169   Manuel Lopes & B Rewers Illawarra     52.2
170   Jan Fowler & Josephine King Swan     52.2
170   Anne Last & Timmie Smirl Cootamundra     52.2
172   Gary & Louise Walton Nambucca Valley     52.1
173   Gunilla Jonasson & Annette Fisher Kiama     52.0
174   Paula Threlfo & Margaret Bishop Central Coast     51.9
175   Jacques Bellevret & Mario Rubanathan Undercroft     51.9
176   Michael Davidson & Heather Fels Glenelg     51.8
177   Sue Kremer & Yvonne Menadue Tasmania     51.8
178   Sue Moffatt & Gillian Farrell KLTC     51.7
179   Kevin Barrington & Kath Quinlin Coonabarabran     51.6
180   Colin Wells & Angelo Angelides Berwick     51.6
181   Jane Easton & Merv Parmenter Arana     51.6
182   Wendy Davies & Chris Cottier Maitland     51.5
183   Roger Dadd & Diane Murray Wangaratta     51.5
184   Clarice Smith & Sue Turner Mandurah     51.5
185   Miles White & Mike Dayman Glenelg     51.5
186   Tom Ferris & Joy Springer Rockhampton     51.4
187   Britta Lamborn & Geraldene Anderson Peninsula     51.3
188   Jeanette Evans & Sandy Raiti Tully     51.3
189   Sheevaun Gallacher & Christine Innes Joondalup     51.3
190   Norma Hansen & Leonie Nugent Arana     51.3
191   Peter & Miriam Dayhew Sapphire Coast     51.3
192   Di Goddard & Doris Spilker Pt Mac Hastings     51.2
192   Judy Barkla & Diana Bryant Toowoomba     51.2
192   Rhonni Garven & Julie Taylor Kiama     51.2
192   Sheila Monie & Royce Collins Yamba     51.2
196   Cora Brown & Suzanne Dewar Kalamunda     51.2
197   Deb Roots & Lynne Rau Gold Coast     51.2
198   Jenny Sears & Kerrie Conn Wellington     51.2
199   Patricia Brasier & David Gardiner Tamworth     51.2
200   Ken Jacobs & Chris Stutley Gawler     51.1

Names / Club Score
200   Michele Rau & Martin Pearce Rockhampton     51.1
202   Trenna Ryan & Rosalie Stevens Gawler     51.1
203   Janice Pearson & Julie Scanlan Camden Haven     51.1
204   Colin Powell & Margaret Giles Swan     51.0
205   Geoff & Pam Tucker Glenelg     51.0
205   Sharyn Gierke & Jan Flynn Toowoomba     51.0
207   Janene Oborn & Neal McLaughlin Tomaree     50.9
208   Ray Innis & Carolyn Van Der Veen Camden Haven     50.9
209   Peter King & Charles Gilmore Central Coast     50.9
210   Susan Bowman & Aggie Bowyer Sanctuary Cove     50.9
211   Dianne Swift & Julie Gibbens Arana     50.8
212   James & Elinor Shaw Joondalup     50.8
213   Elizabeth Egan & Judith Lewis Glenelg     50.7
214   Joan Craig & Persephone Lobb KLTC     50.6
214   Peter Godfrey & Tony Hill Redcliffe     50.6
216   Joe & Angela Pellegrino Kiama     50.5
217   Rick & Pat Rowland Joondalup     50.5
218   Jenny Day & David Gray Orange     50.5
219   Wendy Campbell & Lynne Damman KLTC     50.5
220   Bruce Hansen & John Murphy Arana     50.5
221   Bernadette & Tony Fitzgerald Lockyer     50.5
221   Leonie Harris & John Bunker Gold Coast     50.5
223   Sonia Bihun & Matt Byrne Wangaratta     50.4
224   Phil & Bonnie Goodridge Kenmore     50.4
225   Cindi Damian & Louise Leatham KLTC     50.4
226   Mari McKie & Patricia Edington Kalamunda     50.3
227   Enid Chelva & Mark Groves South Perth     50.3
228   Grace Robertson & Sheila Black Rockhampton     50.3
229   Rhonda Murdoch & Margaret Xiberras Tully     50.3
230   Jenny Easey & Glenda Lock Moreton Bribie     50.2
231   Ann Richardson & Anita Taylor Sanctuary Cove     50.1
232   Hugh Wright & Christiane Rondeau Orange     50.1
233   Tony Cullenward & Lou Taylor Deniliquin     50.1
234   John Crothers & Helen Stirling Kiama     50.0
235   Clayton Beal & Shaun Turnbull Glenelg     49.9
236   Helen D'Alton & Romney Gaull South Perth     49.9
237   Judy McDonnell & Geraldine Croagh KLTC     49.9
238   Philip Patullo & Shirley Reardon Berwick     49.8
239   Vic Sansom & Bob Fenwick KLTC     49.8
240   Marie Rothnie & Barbara Van Pernis Maitland     49.7
241   Gary & Denise Marr Great Lakes     49.7
241   Anne Loveridge & Tiit Tonuri Cowra     49.7
243   Chris Gilford & Joan Morgan Mandurah     49.7
244   Deb Scott & Pam Every Pt Mac Hastings     49.5
245   Leonie Maley & Carol Van Malsen South Perth     49.5
246   Barbara Watt & Jenny Van Nierop Great Lakes     49.4
247   Michael Rose-Miller & Murray Pietsch Toowoomba     49.4
248   Alan Giles & Joan Aranas Ingham     49.4
249   Gaelle Goodrich & Peter Obrien Birkdale     49.4
250   Marianne Fridell & Joan Thompson Moonee Valley     49.3
Names / Club Score
251   Louise Hufton & Margie Knight-Gregson Cootamundra     49.3
252   Glen Battershell & Lindy Powells Coffs Harbour     49.2
253   Stephen Lee & Jeff Stephens Townsville     49.2
254   Jill Kenny & Lyn Bateman Blue Lake     49.1
255   Noreen Byrne & Kay Parry Joondalup     49.1
256   Gerard & Isabel Girgenti Ingham     49.1
256   Alison Telford & Elizabeth Hodges Blue Lake     49.1
258   Marie Delaney & Annette Udall Cowra     49.0
259   Chris Hollingsworth & Fiona Owen Bunbury     49.0
260   Elly Oudendijk & Trish Gysberti Hodenpyl Redcliffe     48.9
261   Richard Usher & Campbell McKenzie Rockingham     48.9
262   Bethwyn Graham & Victoria Cayley Swan     48.8
263   Kathryn Hueppauff & Bruce Pool Gawler     48.8
264   Wendy Edwards & Jen Turville Great Lakes     48.8
265   Anne Apedaile & Leanne Small Deniliquin     48.7
265   Frank Stroud & Grant Sharples Glenelg     48.7
267   Jenny Apps & Fiona Grogan Cootamundra     48.7
268   Heather Noga & Pat Clarke Tasmania     48.7
269   Susan & Keith Woodbury Central Coast     48.7
270   Jayne White & Brian Kennelly Glenelg     48.7
271   Yuko Nakamura & Marg Bailey Moreton Bribie     48.6
272   Michael Hilton & Rod Shellshear Central Coast     48.5
273   Christine Martin & Kayoko Bredemeyer Undercroft     48.5
274   Mary Lynch & Angie Foti Ingham     48.4
275   Richard Jones & Lynette Cameron Bathurst     48.4
276   Athene Brentnall & Lea Collins Coffs Harbour     48.4
276   Margaret Brooks & Diana Bock Batemans Bay     48.4
278   Anne Watts & Cherie Edwards Mudgee     48.3
278   Nesha Shah & Gwen Kremer Joondalup     48.3
280   Sandra Ryan & Rosemary Lockey Mandurah     48.3
281   Francesca Ross & Sue Cogger Batemans Bay     48.3
282   Frances Taylor & Alan Harding Gold Coast     48.3
283   Kerry Brown & Rachael Klupfel Toowoomba     48.2
284   Wendy Hingorani & Julie Moodie Tomaree     48.2
285   Marie Low & Kiran Dutt Kenmore     48.2
286   Adele Fielding & Lorna Groves Moreton Bribie     48.1
287   Kate Watson & Audrey Ingram Batemans Bay     48.1
288   Claudio Piovesan & Greg Gledhill Redcliffe     48.1
289   Lexie Yeates & Debbie Usmar Gold Coast     48.1
290   Sharyn Caspar & Ros Gorman Gawler     48.0
291   Helen Nicol & Helen Griffith Orange     48.0
292   Anne Maree Brooks & Tracie McRorie Moonee Valley     48.0
292   Lynn Barlow & Laura Best Tasmania     48.0
294   Clare & Jim Murphy Phillip Island     48.0
295   Kay Blackford & Alan Roughan Toowong     47.9
296   Jenny Collins & Marian Smedley Joondalup     47.9
297   Susan Edwards & Peter Campbell Sth Gippsland     47.9
297   Euan Coutts & Marie Rutledge Tamworth     47.9
299   Marie & Selby Downing Rockhampton     47.8
300   Jenny Sheehan & Rhonda Quigley Kiama     47.8

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