[Ponte Alto] Wonderful Events!

[Katharine Devereaux]

For Saturday, thanks have already been sent to the weather gods for holding off as long as they did with the rain!

For BloodBath:

We wish to thank Sir Thomas of Calais for a great event! Personally, we were excited to choose our champions for both Rapier & Heavy out of a wonderful field.

For Rapier, we have selected Lord Alric the Mad and for Heavy, we have selected Lucas von Aych to represent this Barony!

Baron Maximilian von Halstern and Lucas von Aych were recognized for their high scores on the Heavy Field while Lord Dominyk Wolferam brought in the highest scores on the Rapier Field.

Thank you to Aethilgar and Lord Thomas for their support this past year as the Baronial Heavy and Rapier Champions!


For KASF:

A bit delayed in our reporting, but we again had a good event representing this great barony!

First and foremost, our Baronial Arts Champion - Lord Geoffrey ap Clewyd - represented us well at the interbaronial chapionship. His woodworking skills again made us proud!

On the musical front - Alle Psallite performed their wonderful pieces in an acoustically challenged location and many members joined Sir Aelfred's choral group as well. Individually, Lady Talitha of Avalon and our own Baronial Bardic Champion - Mistress Belphoebe di Givet, both showed off their great talents.

Our Archery Champion showed off her brewing skills as Lady Sorcha Prechan became the Royal Brewer!

Thanks to all!

James & Katharine

James de Biblesworth and Katharine Devereaux
Baron & Baroness of Ponte Alto
Kingdom of Atlantia

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