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Revision as of 22:57, 17 March 2009

A century is an occurrence of a player scoring 100 points. This was not possible in the 9 round format as it required the players to score more than 11 points per round, which requires at least 3 nine letter words in 6 letters rounds. However before the 15 round era, centuries were possible in 14 round games. Centuries have become relatively common in 15 round games. The first ever century was by Clive Spate in the final of Series 8. He scored 107 points in the 14 round game. The first ever century in a 15 round game was by Ian McMenzie in the 4th game of Series 46

Most centuries

Since the start of the 15 round era in Series 46, the following players have achieved at least 5 centuries in heat games:

  1. 8: Craig Beevers
  2. 8: Julian Fell
  3. 7: Chris Wills
  4. 7: Tom Hargreaves
  5. 7: Kirk Bevins
  6. 6: David O'Donnell
  7. 6: Stewart Holden
  8. 6: Conor Travers
  9. 6: Jack Welsby
  10. 6: Paul Gallen
  11. 6: Chris Cummins
  12. 6: Grace Page
  13. 5: Lee Hartley
  14. 5: Jon O'Neill
  15. 5: George Greenhough
  16. 5: John Brackstone
  17. 5: Mark Tournoff
  18. 5: Jon Corby
  19. 5: Steven Briers
  20. 5: Kevin Thurlow
  21. 5: Charlie Reams