Vienna 1998


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The 16th European Youth Bridge Team Championships is concluded with the Prize-giving Ceremony at Vienna's Rathaus, Austria.

The Championships consisted of two series: the Junior series and the Schools series. Both were played as round robins (all against all) of 20-board matches, without semifinals and a final.

The teams in the Junior series were playing for the David Pigot Cup, while the Schools had the José Damiani Trophy at stake.

The Junior series was contested by 22 nations, and 14 countries took part in the Schools series.

The winners of the Junior series were:




Denmark Claus Boysen, Kasper Konow, Mikkel Noehr, Mik Kristensen, Freddi Broendum, Morten Lund Madsen, Coach Rico Hemberg npc Kirsten Steen Moeller	Italy Daniele Pagani, Paolo Marino, Bernardo Biondo, Riccardo Intonti, Mario d'Avossa, Matteo Mallardi Npc Gianpaolo Rinaldi.	Israel Amir Levin, Eran Shaham, Yaniv Zack, Asaf Amit, Asa Levinger, Inon Liran Npc Michael Barel

The winners of the Schools series were:




Netherlands Tom Drijver, Bas Drijver, Niek Brink, Sjoert Brink, Kevin Vreeswijk Massenzio Hoogsteden Npc Frans Borm	Italy Stelio di Bello, Stefano Uccello, Furio di Bello, Guariglia Ruggiero, Fabio Lo Presti, Leonardo Magrini Npc: Enrico Guerra	Poland Anna Szczepanska, Jacek Baranowski, Krzysztof Buras, Szymon Kapala, Piotr Lutostanski, Adam Skalski Npc Wlodzimierz Krysztofczyk

Days and Rounds
*Daily Bulletins*		Junior Series			Schools Series
Internet Edition	PDF	M	A	E	M	A	E
Thursday 16 July		J1
Friday 17 July		J2	J3
Saturday 18 July		J4	J5
Sunday 19 July			J6	J7
Monday 20 July				J8
Tuesday 21 July		J9	J10	J11	S1	S2	S3
Wednesday 22 July		J12	J13	J14	S4	S5	S6
Thursday 23 July
Friday 24 July		J15	J16	J17	S7	S8	S9
Saturday 25 July		J18	J19	J20	S10	S11	S12
Sunday 26 July		J21			S13

M: morning match finishing approximately at 1:20 PM (CET)
A: afternoon match finishing approximately at 5:50 PM (CET)
E: evening match finishing approximately at 11:20 PM (CET)

Central European Time (CET) is 6 hours ahead of New York Time & 7 hours behind Tokyo Time

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