SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA UNIT 427
63 Members

Southeastern Alaska Bridge Unit 427 encompasses just what the name implies: all of Southeast Alaska. At the present time we have bridge clubs in Haines (most Northerly club) and Juneau (capital city of Alaska). We also have ACBL members in Ketchikan but no organized club at the present time.

The Unit sponsors two tournaments a year.

Spring Sectional usually held in April: North to Haines Sectional, Haines. A spring sectional is held each year in Southeast Alaska. Most commonly this has been held in Juneau in late April and called the "Fireweed Sectional," but some years in Haines or Ketchikan.

Our Fall Sectional is traditionally held aboard one of the State of Alaska ferries. As an example, in 2001 we started in Juneau, sailed to Skagway, from Skagway to Prince Rupert, British Columbia, and from Prince Rupert to Juneau via Sitka, thus travelling all of the Inside Passage of Southeast Alaska. More info will be posted when available

BRIDGE IN ALASKA

The state of Alaska has a total of one regional and five sectionals per year, and bridge clubs are active in six cities. There are three bridge units, Anchorage Unit 425, Southeastern Alaska Unit 427 and Farthest North Unit 426.

Juneau’s weekly bridge game
Fireweed Place, 415 Willoughby Avenue
Wednesday: 6:30pm Open Pairs

Southeast Alaska Fall Tournament
(A non-championship sectional)

October 17 -19
Mountain View Senior Center
895 West 12th St.
Juneau, AK

Friday October 17: 1 PM Open Pairs - single session
7 PM Open Pairs - single session

Saturday October 18: 1 PM Swiss Teams - two sessions
Potluck between afternoon and evening session.

Sunday October 19: 1 PM Open Pairs - single session

Fees: $5 per person per session, ($6 for non & unpaid ACBL members)

ACBL Sanction No. 0810160

Director in Charge - local directors

Times subject to change.
Announcements will be made by the director.

Tournament chair: Linda Johnson ljohn@ptialaska.net 907-364-1520