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1st World Bridge Games, Oct. 3 - 18, 2008 The 1st World Bridge Games i.e. the bridge series of the 1st World Mind Sports Games will be held in Beijing, China from October 3-18, 2008. WBF official Beijing website - Participants, Results, Bulletins Finals - PDF format, courtesy Tim & Margaret Bourke Swan Games - Running scores Photos - (courtesy David Stern) Blogs New Zealand Open Team 6th of 18 teams in their group Australia Women's Team 12th of 18 teams in their group New Zealand Women's Team 11th of 18 teams in their group Australia Seniors Team 2nd of 18 teams in their group, then Won Round of 16 over Pakistan, but lost narrowly to Egypt in Quarter Final New Zealand Seniors Team 12th of 18 teams in their group U28: Australia 18th and NZ 43rd of 74 teams U26 Australia 3rd and NZ 16th of 18 teams In Quarter Final Australia lost to Chinese Taipei U21 Australia 11th of 18 World Transnational Mixed Teams - 116 teams, 16 qualified 12th Tislevoll (Kate Davies - Peter Gill, Faith Mayer - Geo Tislevoll) 15th Hanlon (Fiona Brown, H McGann, M Harding, S Hoyland, T Hanlon, Tonia Brogeland) Both lost in Round of 16. =62: Ware (M Ware - M Newton, C Booth, J Fernandes) =62 Newton (S Newton - Dilip Gidwani, J Wilkinson - A Turner, K Cumpstone) 88 Happybridge (S and A Henry, two Koreans). Youth Pairs Grand Final 19th Liam Milne and Michael Whibley (NZ) 23rd N Edgtton - A Hung (Aus) 42nd M Doecke - W Jenner O'Shea (Aus) 76th G Ware - D Krochmalik (Aus) 78th J Howard - N Rodwell (Aus) Youth Pairs Consolation 7th N Bailey - J Coutts (NZ) 13th J Hornibrook - O Wu (Aus) Australian Representative Teams
Team Manager: David Stern Further details can be found at:
Participants are requested to check the websites for information in preference to emailing the organisers. World Mind Games Fact Sheet (WBF website)
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