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	Steadman returned to the finals as number two seed. Despite her record-breaking octorun, her maxing of 12 rounds and scoring another [[century]], she failed to solve the crucial [[conundrum]] of {{word\|GANGLIONS}}. She was therefore beaten in her [[Episode 5834\|quarter-final match]] by seven-time winner, Callum Todd, who would go on to win the series.		Steadman returned to the finals as number two seed. Despite her record-breaking octorun, her maxing of 12 rounds and scoring another [[century]], she failed to solve the crucial [[conundrum]] of {{word\|GANGLIONS}}. She was therefore beaten in her [[Episode 5834\|quarter-final match]] by seven-time winner, Callum Todd, who would go on to win the [[series]].

	===''[[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown]]''===		===''[[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown]]''===

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	Steadman returned to the finals as number two seed. Despite her record-breaking octorun ~~with~~ maxing 12 rounds and scoring another [[century]], she failed to solve the crucial [[conundrum]] of {{word\|GANGLIONS}}. She was beaten in her [[Episode 5834\|quarter-final match]] by seven-time winner, Callum Todd, who would go on to win the series.		Steadman returned to the finals as number two seed. Despite her record-breaking octorun, her maxing of 12 rounds and scoring another [[century]], she failed to solve the crucial [[conundrum]] of {{word\|GANGLIONS}}. She was therefore beaten in her [[Episode 5834\|quarter-final match]] by seven-time winner, Callum Todd, who would go on to win the series.

	===''[[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown]]''===		===''[[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown]]''===

DaaniyalAli at 10:42, 11 May 2026

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	[[Image:Steadman.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Jen Steadman in her first preliminary game...]]		[[Image:Steadman.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Jen Steadman in her first preliminary game...]]
	[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]		[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]
	'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]], and a semi-finalist in ~~the~~ [[Championship of Champions XIV]]~~, and~~ is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Paddock Wood, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances, she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate ~~and by~~ the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].		'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]], and a semi-finalist in [[Championship of Champions XIV]]. She is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Paddock Wood, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances, she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate. By the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].

	==Appearances on the programme==		==Appearances on the programme==
	===~~Heat~~ games===		===Preliminary games===
	In her all-time-great run, which began ~~with the defeat of [[Peter Etherington]]~~ on ~~[[Episode 5759\|~~30 August 2013~~]],~~ and ~~was~~ completed ~~with the defeat of [[Ross Lander]]~~ on ~~[[Episode 5766\|~~10 September]], Steadman broke various records~~. In~~ becoming the then third highest-scoring [[contestant]] in the show's history with 952 points, she became the first woman to score above 900 points in her octorun, scored the highest ever score by a woman with ~~her~~ [[Episode 5762\|130]] ~~against [[Ian Toulson]] in her fourth game~~, and became the first woman (and only the tenth player overall) to score [[Century#Contestants with eight consecutive prelim centuries\|eight centuries in her eight ~~preliminaries~~]]. She also maxed 99 rounds out of 120, and scored an astounding 92.97% of the points available to her (952 out of 1,024); both stats to this day are among the the highest ever achieved by an [[octochamp]].		In her all-time great run which began on 30 August 2013 and completed on 10 September, Steadman broke various records in becoming the then third highest-scoring [[contestant]] in the show's history with 952 points: she became the first woman to score above 900 points in her octorun, she scored the highest ever score by a woman with [[Episode 5762\|130]], and became the first woman (and only the tenth player overall) to score [[Century#Contestants with eight consecutive prelim centuries\|eight centuries in her eight preliminary games]]. She also maxed 99 rounds out of 120, and scored an astounding 92.97% of the points available to her (952 out of 1,024); both stats to this day are among the the highest ever achieved by an octochamp.

	===Finals===		===Finals===
	Steadman returned to the finals as number two seed. Despite her record-breaking ~~[[octochamp]] run,~~ maxing 12 rounds and scoring another [[century]], she failed to solve the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word\|GANGLIONS}} ~~and~~ was beaten in her [[Episode 5834\|quarter-final]] ~~match~~ by seven-time winner [[Callum Todd]], who ~~went~~ on to win the series.		Steadman returned to the finals as number two seed. Despite her record-breaking octorun with maxing 12 rounds and scoring another [[century]], she failed to solve the crucial [[conundrum]] of {{word\|GANGLIONS}}. She was beaten in her [[Episode 5834\|quarter-final match]] by seven-time winner, Callum Todd, who would go on to win the series.

	===''[[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown]]''===		===''[[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown]]''===
	~~In 2015,~~ Steadman returned to the [[Countdown studios\|''Countdown'' studio]] as a [[contestant~~]] in [[Episode Cats33]], assisting [[~~Sean Lock]] and [[Jason Manford]] to victory over [[Sarah Millican]], [[Jonathan Ross]] and [[Roisin Conaty]].		Steadman returned to the [[Countdown studios\|''Countdown'' studio]] as a contestant on 13 February 2015 to assist Sean Lock and Jason Manford, to victory over Sarah Millican, Jonathan Ross and Roisin Conaty.

	===Championship of Champions XIV===		===Championship of Champions XIV===
	Steadman returned in 2016 for [[Championship of Champions XIV~~]], facing~~ off against fellow {{w\|University of Exeter}} alumnus [[George Ford]] in the [[Episode 6282\|preliminary round]]~~, winning~~ {{score\|126\|99}}. In the [[Episode 6288\|quarter-final]], Steadman once again faced [[Callum Todd]]. This time, Steadman emerged victorious by executing some superb power plays to avenge her [[Series 69]] defeat {{score\|107\|85}} to claim her place in the ~~[[Episode 6291\|~~semi-finals]]. Relative to ~~[[contestant]]s~~' prior win counts, this formed the first upset of CoC XIV. In the semi-final against "Cool [[Dan McColm]]", after being level for the first six rounds, Steadman fell behind to ~~new~~ word {{word\|ROSMARINE}}, but reduced the gap with ~~another new word,~~ {{word\|MOMENTAL}}, in Round 11. The next round ~~however~~ saw both contestants offering risky eights. McColm's offering of {{word\|GENIUSED}} was good, but Steadman's attempt of {{word\|unsieved {{x}}}} was invalid. A flat Round 13 and easy last [[numbers round]] saw McColm avoid a crucial [[conundrum]]. Steadman solved {{word\|ENIDPLATT}} to sign off with a score of 117, ~~at the time~~ the show's second-highest losing score. This confirmed her as the first female [[octochamp]] (and fifth octochamp overall) to have [[Century#Contestants who have scored only centuries\|scored only centuries]], after [[Julian Fell]], [[Craig Beevers]] ~~and~~ [[Jack Hurst]] and [[Dylan Taylor]].		Steadman returned in 2016 for Championship of Champions XIV to face off against fellow {{w\|University of Exeter}} alumnus, George Ford, in the [[Episode 6282\|first preliminary round]] where she won {{score\|126\|99}}. In the [[Episode 6288\|quarter-final]], Steadman once again faced Callum Todd. This time, Steadman emerged victorious by executing some superb power plays to avenge her Series 69 defeat with {{score\|107\|85}} to claim her place in the semi-finals. Relative to contestants' prior win counts, this formed the first upset of CoC XIV. In the [[Episode 6291\|semi-final]] against "Cool Dan McColm" and after being level for the first six rounds, Steadman fell behind to the then word of {{word\|ROSMARINE}} but reduced the gap with {{word\|MOMENTAL}} in Round 11. The next round saw both contestants offering risky eights: McColm's offering of {{word\|GENIUSED}} was good but Steadman's attempt of {{word\|unsieved {{x}}}} was invalid. A flat Round 13 and easy last [[numbers round]] saw McColm avoid a crucial conundrum. Steadman solved {{word\|ENIDPLATT}} to sign off with a score of 117, the show's second-highest losing score at the time. This confirmed her as the first female octochamp (and fifth octochamp overall) to have [[Century#Contestants who have scored only centuries\|scored only centuries]] after [[Julian Fell]], [[Craig Beevers]], [[Jack Hurst]] and [[Dylan Taylor]].

	==[[Co-event]]s==		==[[Co-event]]s==
	Away from the studio, Steadman was the [[2017 FOCAL season]] runner-up, coming second to [[Rob Foster]] in the [[2017 FOCAL finals]] before winning her first event at [[Co:Wolves 2019]]. She hosted [[Co:Lon 2017]], which smashed the Co-event attendance record by attracting 68 players (the previous highest was 52), and [[CO:LON:2]], which maintained the high level of interest with 67 players.		Away from the studio, Steadman was the [[2017 FOCAL season]] runner-up of coming second to [[Rob Foster]] in the [[2017 FOCAL finals]] before winning her first event at [[Co:Wolves 2019]]. She hosted [[Co:Lon 2017]] which smashed the Co-event attendance record by attracting 68 players (the previous highest was 52), and [[CO:LON:2]] which maintained the high level of interest with 67 players.

	==Outside of ~~''[[~~Countdown~~]]''~~==		==Outside of Countdown==
	Steadman has enthusiastically supported {{w\|Tonbridge Angels F.C.}} since 2006. She also enjoys travelling, being stylish, and collecting hair accessories in her spare time.		Steadman has enthusiastically supported {{w\|Tonbridge Angels F.C.}} since 2006. She also enjoys travelling, being stylish and collecting hair accessories in her spare time.

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==

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	===Finals===		===Finals===
	Steadman returned to the finals as number two seed. Despite her record-breaking [[octochamp]] run, she failed to solve the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word\|GANGLIONS}} and was beaten in her [[Episode 5834\|quarter-final]] match by seven-time winner [[Callum Todd]], who went on to win the series.		Steadman returned to the finals as number two seed. Despite her record-breaking [[octochamp]] run, maxing 12 rounds and scoring another [[century]], she failed to solve the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word\|GANGLIONS}} and was beaten in her [[Episode 5834\|quarter-final]] match by seven-time winner [[Callum Todd]], who went on to win the series.

	===''[[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown]]''===		===''[[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown]]''===

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	==Appearances on the programme==		==Appearances on the programme==
	===Heat games===		===Heat games===
	In her all-time-great run, which began with the defeat of [[Peter Etherington]] on [[Episode 5759\|30 August 2013]], and was completed with the defeat of [[Ross Lander]] on [[Episode 5766\|10 September]], Steadman broke various records. In becoming the then third highest-scoring [[contestant]] in the show's history with 952 points, she became the first woman to score above 900 points in her octorun, scored the highest ever score by a woman with her [[Episode 5762\|130]] against [[Ian Toulson]] in her fourth game, and became the first woman (and only the tenth player overall) to score [[Century#Contestants with eight consecutive prelim centuries\|eight centuries in her eight preliminaries]].		In her all-time-great run, which began with the defeat of [[Peter Etherington]] on [[Episode 5759\|30 August 2013]], and was completed with the defeat of [[Ross Lander]] on [[Episode 5766\|10 September]], Steadman broke various records. In becoming the then third highest-scoring [[contestant]] in the show's history with 952 points, she became the first woman to score above 900 points in her octorun, scored the highest ever score by a woman with her [[Episode 5762\|130]] against [[Ian Toulson]] in her fourth game, and became the first woman (and only the tenth player overall) to score [[Century#Contestants with eight consecutive prelim centuries\|eight centuries in her eight preliminaries]]. She also maxed 99 rounds out of 120, and scored an astounding 92.97% of the points available to her (952 out of 1,024); both stats to this day are among the the highest ever achieved by an [[octochamp]].

	===Finals===		===Finals===

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	==Appearances on the programme==		==Appearances on the programme==
	===Heat games===		===Heat games===
	In her run, which began with the defeat of [[Peter Etherington]] on [[Episode 5759\|30 August 2013]], and was completed with the defeat of [[Ross Lander]] on [[Episode 5766\|10 September]], Steadman broke various records. In becoming the then third highest-scoring [[contestant]] in the show's history with 952 points, she became the first woman to score above 900 points in her octorun, scored the highest ever score by a woman with her [[Episode 5762\|130]] against [[Ian Toulson]] in her fourth game, and became the first woman (and only the tenth player overall) to score [[Century#Contestants with eight consecutive prelim centuries\|eight centuries in her eight preliminaries]].		In her all-time-great run, which began with the defeat of [[Peter Etherington]] on [[Episode 5759\|30 August 2013]], and was completed with the defeat of [[Ross Lander]] on [[Episode 5766\|10 September]], Steadman broke various records. In becoming the then third highest-scoring [[contestant]] in the show's history with 952 points, she became the first woman to score above 900 points in her octorun, scored the highest ever score by a woman with her [[Episode 5762\|130]] against [[Ian Toulson]] in her fourth game, and became the first woman (and only the tenth player overall) to score [[Century#Contestants with eight consecutive prelim centuries\|eight centuries in her eight preliminaries]].

	===Finals===		===Finals===

Nebagram: Edit at Jen's request

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	[[Image:Steadman.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Jen Steadman in her first preliminary game...]]		[[Image:Steadman.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Jen Steadman in her first preliminary game...]]
	[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]		[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]
	'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]], and a semi-finalist in the [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from ~~Tunbridge Wells~~, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances, she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].		'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]], and a semi-finalist in the [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Paddock Wood, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances, she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].

	==Appearances on the programme==		==Appearances on the programme==

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	[[Image:Steadman.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Jen Steadman in her first preliminary game...]]		[[Image:Steadman.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Jen Steadman in her first preliminary game...]]
	[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]		[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]
	'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]], and a semi-finalist in the [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate, and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].		'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]], and a semi-finalist in the [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances, she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].

	==Appearances on the programme==		==Appearances on the programme==

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	[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]		[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]
	'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]] and a semi-finalist in [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate, and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].		'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]], and a semi-finalist in the [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate, and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].

	==Appearances on the programme==		==Appearances on the programme==

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	[[Image:~~Jen Steadman2~~.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Jen Steadman in ~~her quarter-final~~ game...]]		[[Image:Steadman.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Jen Steadman in first preliminary game...]]
	[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]		[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]
	'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]] and a semi-finalist in [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate, and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].		'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]] and a semi-finalist in [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate, and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].

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	[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]		[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]
	'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]] and a semi-finalist in [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate, and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].		'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]], and a semi-finalist in the [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate, and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].

	==Appearances on the programme==		==Appearances on the programme==

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	[[Image:~~Jen Steadman2~~.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Jen Steadman in ~~her quarter-final~~ game...]]		[[Image:Steadman.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Jen Steadman in first preliminary game...]]
	[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]		[[File:Jen Steadman.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in Championship of Champions XIV.]]
	'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]] and a semi-finalist in [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate, and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].		'''Jen Steadman''' was an [[octochamp]] and quarter-finalist in [[Series 69]] and a semi-finalist in [[Championship of Champions XIV]], and is statistically the greatest female octochamp in ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s history. She was from Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the time of her Series 69 appearances she was a {{w\|University of Exeter}} English graduate, and by the time of her [[Championship of Champions]] games, she was a freelance journalist/proofreader. She is also a member of [[Apterous]] and [[c4countdown]], and was the PR and marketing officer for [[FOCAL]].