District 4
Masterpoint Races
DAVE TREADWELL
PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD
The Dave Treadwell Player of the Year Award is awarded to the District 4 member who earns the most masterpoints playing in District 4 events in the calendar year. It is open to all players who are members of our District for the entire year. The winner will be recognized at the first District Regional following each year’s competition, and will receive a certificate and a $100 cash prize.
Dave Treadwell was a Grand Life Master who was named ACBL Honorary Member in 1985 and inducted into the ACBL Hall of Fame in 1998. Dave won two national championships, had second place finishes in several others, and had well over 100 regional victories. When he passed away in 2010 at the age of 97, he had over 26,000 masterpoints.
For a number of years, Dave was involved in Unit and District administrative activities and was twice President of the Delaware State Bridge Association (1961 and 1976) and twice President of District 4 (1968-69 and 1973-74). At the national level, he was co-chair of the ACBL Appeals Committee from 1975 to 1991, chair of the ACBL Board of Governors from 1979 to 1981, and Chair of the Hall of Fame Committee from 1995 to 1998.
1 Ken Cohen 117.14 2 Rick Rowland 104.59 3 Meyer Kotkin 96.15 4 Corey Krantz 93.72 5 John Sheaffer 85.92 6 Raymond Raskin 80.18 7 Barry Gorski 79.34 8 David Hoffner 77.93 9 Martin Rabinowitz 76.72 10 Neal Satten 75.89 11 Douglas Dye 74.60 12 Jane Segal 73.25 13 Daisy Goecker 73.08 14 Travis Crump 69.19 15 John Marks 63.22 16 Craig Robinson 61.10 17 Carl Berenbaum 59.60 18 Martin de Bruin 57.08 19 Barbara Kepple 53.09 20 Richard Morgen 52.31 21 Estelle Bogart 49.53 22 Donna Morgen 46.07 23 Robert Priest 45.73 24 Kenneth Chatzinoff 45.60 25 Everett Young 44.78 2011 Winner - Ken Cohen
2010 Winner - Ken Cohen
2009 Winner - Ken Cohen
2008 Winner - Ken Cohen
2007 Winner - Tom Weik
2006 Winner - Jay Apfelbaum
2005 Winner - Craig Robinson
2004 Winner - Rick Rowland
JEANNE FISHER
PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD
(0-2000 MASTERPOINTS)The Jeanne Fisher Player of the Year Award is awarded to the player who is a member of our District for the entire year and who started the calendar year with less than 2,000 masterpoints and earned the most masterpoints at District 4 tournaments. The winner will be recognized at the first District Regional following each year’s competition, and will receive a certificate and a $100 cash prize.
Jeanne Fisher was a diamond life master with more than 40 regional tournament wins. She won the Women’s Pairs with Nadine Wood in 1989. She was the founder of the South Jersey Bridge Club and brought her joy and sunshine to the bridge table and all who knew her.
1 Estelle Bogart 49.53 2 Jeremy Siegel 34.94 3 John Dickenson 33.65 4 June Kantor 33.29 5 Joel Bees 32.86 6 Thomas Kriz 31.90 7 Gary Hillenbrand 28.25 8 Joel Myers 28.12 9 Nancy Chorpita 28.03 10 Pieter Vanbennekom 27.44 11 Deborah Purbrick 27.43 12 Alvaro Ronderos 26.72 13 Steve Valencic 25.30 14 George Subt 25.13 15 Stephen Becker 24.78 16 Clifford Wilson, Jr. 24.70 17 Steven Gewirtzman 24.70 18 Samuel Yake 24.19 19 Dennis O'Brien 23.59 20 Mike Giesler 23.01 21 William Schadler 22.44 22 Frank Cole, III 22.42 23 Ella Zimmerman 17.29 24 Arup Mukherjee 21.62 25 Robert Killen 21.30 2011 Winner - Gary Hillenbrand
2010 Winner - Ethan Kotkin
2009 Winner - Elliot Shalita
2008 Winner - Elliot Shalita
2007 Winner - Travis Crump
2006 Winner - Neal Satten
JANE SEGAL
PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD
(0-500 MASTERPOINTS)
The Jane Segal Player of the Year Award is given to players who are members of our District for the entire year and who start the calendar year with less than 500 masterpoints and earn the most masterpoints in District 4 tournaments. The winner will be recognized at the first District Regional following each year’s competition, and will receive a certificate and a $100 cash prize.
Jane Segal has been teaching bridge since 1970. She founded the J & J Bridge School in 1973 which continued for 37 years. Jane is proud of the hundreds of students who play regularly who started with her.
Jane has coached bridge teams at nine country clubs (some for over 20 years) and taught at three others.
Jane has won many regional events. The first was in 1969 and made her a Life Master. She has placed in the top 10 in in 4 national mixed events and more than a dozen women’s events. She is an emerald life master.
Jane has served on the Board of Governors for 30 years and has served as President of Unit 141 and District 4.
1 Joel Bees 32.86 2 Nancy Chorpita 28.03 3 Pieter Vanbennekom 27.44 4 William Schadler 22.44 5 Hank Stern 17.70 6 James Jenkins 17.63 7 Eileen Schuchman 16.14 8 Harry Stutts 15.66 9 Hollis Rosenthal 15.48 10 Evette Mittin 14.79 11 Bill Miller 14.67 12 Tzina Weinberg 14.46 13 Mark Hedson 14.46 14 John Walston 14.32 15 Ruth Mulholland 14.25 16 W. Scott Lacey, Jr. 14.19 17 Howard Sobel 14.13 18 Barbara Sobel 14.13 19 Joseph Miller 13.82 20 Alexander Rubin, Jr. 13.76 21 Marianne Bruni 13.32 22 Richel McClune 13.02 23 Barry Frank 12.75 24 Janet Johnson 12.29 25 Marilyn Frutkin 12.20 2011 Winner - Gary Hillenbrand
2010 Winner - Ella Zimmerman
2009 Winner - Ronald Hutchinson
2008 Winner - Ethan Kotkin
2007 Winner - Ethan Kotkin
2006 Winner - Elaine Weintraub
