Bridge players, Canadian Champions, all in stunning Penticton. Bonus: Food, Dogs, and even goats!
Date(s): June 10-16, 2024. Album by Jonathan Steinberg. Photos by Jonathan Steinberg. 1 - 20 of 101 Total. 16875 Visits.
1 Freddie Mykytyshyn, Zone IV, Kathie Macnab, President, Zone I, Howie Huynh, Zone II, Shelley Burns, Vice President, Zone VI, Marcia Andreychuk, Zone V, Terry Du, Zone III
2 Hazel Wolpert, Barbara Shnier, Roisin O'Hara, Ina Demme (Lesley Thomson & Linda Wynston) won Canadian Women's Team Championship (CWTC)
3 Michael Roche, 2024 CBF Hall of Fame inductee, CNTC winner
4 John Carruthers & Katie Thorpe, Just Married to celebrate 50 years of living together! JC won Canadian Senior Team Championship (CSTC)
5 Cathy Kinsella, Executive Assistant, Canadian Bridge Federation (CBF)
6 Marv Norden, Penticton Tournament Chair
7 Jeff Blond & Brad Bart (Daniel Lyder & Michael Roche) won Canadian National Team Championship (CNTC)
8 Welcome Penticton Peach City Bridge Tournament 2024
9 Sondra Blank & Marc-André Fourcaudot won Canadian Mixed Teams Championship (CMTC)
10 Xiaojing "Eve" Deng & Jeff Smith won the Canadian Open Pairs Championship (COPC) & Zinfandel Bracketed Teams (1); 2nd Friday Open Pairs
11 Alex Kornel & Barbara Seagram, 2nd Saturday Open Pairs
12 90 people attended Barbara Seagram's Pre-empts for fun or profit
13 Leo Glaser, Ray Miller & Nick Stock won Merlot, Cider & Riesling KO (Kevin Cline, Merlot & Cider; Dave Westfall, Riesling)
14 Hendrik Sharples and Jay Roll, Double Regional winners (great teammates)
15 Barbara Seagram & Jonathan Steinberg
16 A nice way to spend the morning
17 Jacuzzi at the Balcomo (formerly Radisson Penticton)
18 Penticton
19 Outdoor Pool at the Balcomo (formerly Radisson Penticton)
20 S.S. Sicamous is a large steel-hulled sternwheeler, built for the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1914
