World Senior Teams Championship
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The World Senior Teams Championship is one of the competitions held as part of the World Bridge Championships
World Bridge Championships
The World Bridge Championships consists of several sets of championships organized under the auspices of the World Bridge Federation.-World Bridge Series Championships:...

. This event was initiated in 1994 and is held every four years. It is not necessary that all team members be from the same country. Prior to 2005 all members of each team had to be at least 55 years of age. The World Bridge Federation
World Bridge Federation
The World Bridge Federation is the world governing body of contract bridge. The WBF is responsible for world championship competition, most of which is conducted at a few multi-event meets on a four-year cycle...

 (WBF) has decided that, as from 2005, the minimum age for a player to be recognized as Senior will be increasing one year per year, until it reaches 60 years in 2010. The decision ensures that 55-years olds who participated in a senior event in 2003 will never become ex-Seniors.

Results

| rowspan="3" bgcolor="beige" valign="Top"|1994

Albuquerque, USA 



20 teams
> |2.> |3.> | colspan=3|> | rowspan="3" bgcolor="beige" valign="Top"|1998

Lille, France



38
> |2.> |3.> | colspan=3|> | rowspan="3" bgcolor="beige" valign="Top"|2002

Montreal, Canada



31
> |2.> |3.> | colspan=3|> | rowspan="3" bgcolor="beige" valign="Top"|2006

Verona, Italy



42
> |2.> |3.> | colspan=3|> | rowspan="3" bgcolor="beige" valign="Top"|2010

Philadelphia, USA



34 teams
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Year, Site, Entries Medalists
1.        Rohan
Franz Baratta (AUT), Bob Kaiser (NED), Kees Kaiser (NED), Moshe Katz (ISR), Nissan Rand (ISR), Karl Rohan (AUT)
  Levine
Russell Arnold, Billy Eisenberg
Billy Eisenberg
William Eisenberg is an American bridge and backgammon professional. In bridge, Eisenberg has won five Bermuda Bowl world team titles and in backgammon he won the world title in 1975...

, Fred Hamilton, Zeke Jabbour, Mike Levine, Tom Sanders  (USA)
    Ryder
Howard Hertzberg (USA), Duncan Phillips (CAN), Robert Ryder (USA), Bill Solomon (CAN)
1.       Rohan
Franz Baratta (AUT), Christo Drumev (BUL), Moshe Katz (ISR), Nissan Rand (ISR), Karl Rohan (AUT)
  Szenberg
Aleksander Jezioro, Julian Klukowski, Stefan Szenberg, Andrzej Wilkosz  (Poland)
  Orlow
Czesław Czyżkowski, Wacław Janicki, Andrzej Milde, Józef Pochroń, Kazimierz Puczyński, Włodzimierz Stobiecki  (Poland)
1.     Holt
Boris Baran (CAN), Joe Godefrin (USA), Diana Holt (USA), George Mittelman (CAN), Ed Schulte (USA)
  Freed
Nels Erickson, Lew Finkel, Gene Freed, Joe Kivel, Chris Larsen, Bernie Miller  (USA)
  Schippers
Jan Willem Bomhof, Roald Ramer, Elly Schippers, Henk Schippers  (Netherlands)
1.       Markowicz
Aleksander Jezioro (POL), Julian Klukowski (POL), Victor Markowicz (USA), Victor Melman (USA), Jerzy Zaremba (POL), Shalom Zeligman (ISR)  
  Finkel
Lew Finkel, Gaylor Kasle, John Mohan, John Sutherlin  (USA)
  Netherlands 1
Willem Boegem, Nico Doremans, Onno Janssens, Nico Klaver, Roald Ramer, Jaap Trouwborst  (Netherlands)
1.     Hackett
Paul Hackett (ENG), Gunnar Hallberg (ENG), Garey Hayden (USA), John Holland (ENG), Reese Milner (USA)
        Team Markowicz
Julian Klukowski (POL), Victor Markowicz (POL), Victor Melman (USA), Roald Ramer (NED), Jerzy Russyan (POL), Shalom Zeligman (ISR)
  Gabrial UI
Michael Bambang Hartono, Henky Lasut, Eddy Manoppo, Denny Sacul, Munawar Sawiruddin  (Indonesia)

External links

  • Senior Bridge program overview at the World Bridge Federation
    World Bridge Federation
    The World Bridge Federation is the world governing body of contract bridge. The WBF is responsible for world championship competition, most of which is conducted at a few multi-event meets on a four-year cycle...

  • World Senior KO Teams To Date (table) at the World Bridge Federation
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