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Hub Unit 214 of ACBL is committed to preserving, promoting, and sharing the art of playing competitive duplicate contract bridge through teaching. The Unit cooperates with ACBL in the promotion of bridge tournaments, and encourages the highest standards of conduct and ethics by its members.The Unit also participates in the League’s charity programs, and sponsors and conducts charity events with the object of realizing funds to be devoted to worthy humanitarian causes.
We want to celebrate our club's continued growth in membership over the last two years. Please help Hattiesburg Duplicate Bridge Club welcome new players and feature them on our homepage. We are so excited you've joined us in the world's best card game.
Imelda Coleman
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Melissa Dews
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Bill & Sarah Finnicum
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Karen Furini
Allen Gersh
Jim Gladden
John Johnson
Rosi Johnson (not pictured)
Jean Martin
Pam Martin (not pictured)
Monica Miller (not pictured)
Sonya Woodard
Anne Sylvest
Joni Guthrie
Benny Waddle
Stardust Week - Win Gold and Black Masterpoints®
April 22-28
Stardust Week, where players can earn 25% gold points and 75% black points, has been a mainstay at ACBL Virtual Clubs for years. But this year, the ACBL are expanding the event to face-to-face clubs, too!
What makes Stardust Week so special is the gold. If you aren’t familiar, to climb the ACBL ranks, you need to earn Masterpoints® in a variety of pigments. Usually, gold points are only available at regional tournaments and NABCs, but with Stardust Week, you have a chance to earn gold, at the club and your virtual club.
How does Stardust Week Work?
- Any Virtual Club game that starts between 12:01 a.m. on Monday, April 22, and 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, April 28, will automatically be included in the event
- Points awarded will be 1/4 gold, 3/4 black
- You don't need to do anything special to participate; Virtual Club play is automatically included
- There will be no overalls or combining of scores. It’s your regular club game with new, temporary conditions.
How do I find the games?
Click on “Virtual Clubs” on the main menu then “ACBL – North America” and look for your club
This opportunity is only available to clubs that have created a Virtual ACBL Club on Bridge Base Online. If your club hasn’t signed up yet, it’s not too late! Club managers can fill out a short form to get started.
Hope you'll be able to play and win gold! Good luck!
Unit 214 consistently has strong representation in the District 10 top 25. Below is a list of how our members stack up to other players in the district by category.
Updated April 7, 2024
0-5 Points
Karen Furini is #7 with 4.92 MP to date.
50-100 Points
Martin Booda is #7 with 14.03 MP to date.
300-500 Points
Peggy Roberts is #4 with 26.67 MP to date.
Patsy Fagan #8 with 21.75 to date.
500-1000
Sherry Kinkopf is #5 with 36.82 MP to date.
Jane Shurden is #13 with 29.34 to date.
1000-1500 Points
Cathy Gersh is #16 with 27.74 MP to date.
Joanie Highsmith #23 with 24.65 MP to date
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1500-2500 Points
Sandra Baggett is #10 with 34.84 MP to date.
Updated April 7, 2024
0-5 Points
Karen Furini is #5 with 8.18 MP to date.
5-20 Points
Sarah Finnicum is #23 with 5.81 MP to date.
50-100 Points
Martin Booda is #5 with 24.6 to date
100-200 Points
Beth Davis is #16 with 19.68 MP to date.
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200-300 Points
Lynn Stuart is #15 with 23.97 MP to date.
300-500Points
Patsy Fagan is #15 with 36.35 MP to date.
Peggy Roberts is #20 with 27.83
500-1000 Points
Deanna Stewart is #1 with 102.16 MP to date.
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Sherry Kinkopf is #4 with 81.33 MP to date.
Jane Shurden is #19 with 32.59 MP to date.
1500-2500 Points
Sandra Baggett is #8 with 67.88 MP to date.
0-5
Melissa Dews is # 4 with .28
200-300
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Griffin Stewart is # 11 with 10.56
500-1000
Deanna Stewart is #1 with 51.6
Sherry Kinkopf is #5 with 22.99