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The '''800 club''' is inhabited by those [[octochamp]]s who amass a total score of at least eight hundred in their heat games. This is significant because it implies an average score of over a [[century]]. Currently there are 50 members of the club; they are:-
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The '''800 club''' is inhabited by those [[octochamp]]s who amass a total score of at least eight hundred in their heat games. This is significant because it implies an average score of over a [[century]]. Currently there are 51 members of the club; they are:-
  
 
* '''''[[Dylan Taylor]]''''' (974, 121.75, Series 69)
 
* '''''[[Dylan Taylor]]''''' (974, 121.75, Series 69)
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* [[Oliver Garner]] (802, 100.25, Series 62)
 
* [[Oliver Garner]] (802, 100.25, Series 62)
 
* [[Peter Lee]] (801, 100.125, Series 66)
 
* [[Peter Lee]] (801, 100.125, Series 66)
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* [[Samir Pilica]] (801, 100.125, Series 70)
  
 
(Aggregate score over 8 games, average score over 8 games, series in which octochamp run was completed)
 
(Aggregate score over 8 games, average score over 8 games, series in which octochamp run was completed)
  
Those in '''bold''' are also members of the '''850 club''', a more elite subdivision of the 800 club. When [[Tom Hargreaves]] set his octochamp total of 850 at the start of 2002, [[Damian Eadie]] remarked that it would "stand for many moons". It didn't, but any player to reach that benchmark can certainly consider themselves among the all-time greats. Amongst these players, [[Andrew Hulme]] is the highest ranked not to have won his Series.
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Those in '''bold''' are also members of the '''850 club''', a more elite subdivision of the 800 club. When [[Tom Hargreaves]] set his octochamp total of 850 at the start of 2002, [[Damian Eadie]] remarked that it would "stand for many moons". It didn't, but any player to reach that benchmark can certainly consider themselves among the all-time greats. Amongst these players, [[Dylan Taylor]] (who is actually top of the list) is the highest ranked not to have won his Series.
  
 
To date, eleven octochamps, in addition to averaging over a century, have scored 100 points or more in all eight of their heat games. They are shown in '''''bold italic''''' above.
 
To date, eleven octochamps, in addition to averaging over a century, have scored 100 points or more in all eight of their heat games. They are shown in '''''bold italic''''' above.
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*{{Database|url=octochamps.php|text=Octochamp totals}}
 
*{{TCDP|url=octochamps.htm|text=List of octochamps}}
 
*{{TCDP|url=octochamps.htm|text=List of octochamps}}
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Revision as of 21:43, 30 May 2014

The 800 club is inhabited by those octochamps who amass a total score of at least eight hundred in their heat games. This is significant because it implies an average score of over a century. Currently there are 51 members of the club; they are:-

(Aggregate score over 8 games, average score over 8 games, series in which octochamp run was completed)

Those in bold are also members of the 850 club, a more elite subdivision of the 800 club. When Tom Hargreaves set his octochamp total of 850 at the start of 2002, Damian Eadie remarked that it would "stand for many moons". It didn't, but any player to reach that benchmark can certainly consider themselves among the all-time greats. Amongst these players, Dylan Taylor (who is actually top of the list) is the highest ranked not to have won his Series.

To date, eleven octochamps, in addition to averaging over a century, have scored 100 points or more in all eight of their heat games. They are shown in bold italic above.

Evolution of the highest-scoring 15-round octochamp

See also

480 club, the equivalent under the 9 round format.

External links