The bridge world is experiencing an explosion of junior talent and enthusiasm. One of the very best is Sweden’s Sanna Clementsson, who may be only 21 but has already won two world titles in the Venice Cup (the Women’s World Championships), was the youngest female to become a World Grand Master, and was part of the Mixed Team who took silver in the WSB in Wroclaw, partnering Swedish International Fredrik Nystrom.
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