Nicki Sellars - Revision history

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	She returned to Countdown one more time in 2013, as one of 41 contestants taking part in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. She lost the first match against [[Series 47]] runner-up [[Tom Hargreaves]] by a score of {{score\|117\|57}}.		She returned to Countdown one more time in 2013, as one of 41 contestants taking part in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. She lost the first match against [[Series 47]] runner-up [[Tom Hargreaves]] by a score of {{score\|117\|57}}.
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		+	She made her co-event debut at [[Co:Reading 2024]].

	{{series runner-up\|preceded_by=Andrew Hulme\|followed_by=Eoin Monaghan\|series=62}}		{{series runner-up\|preceded_by=Andrew Hulme\|followed_by=Eoin Monaghan\|series=62}}

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−	[[File:Nicki Sellars.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|~~Nicki Sellars~~ in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].]]	+	[[Image:NickiSellars.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Nicki Sellars in [[Series 62]]...]]
		+	[[File:Nicki Sellars.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and again in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].]]
	'''Nicki Sellars''' was the runner-up of [[Series 62]] and a participant in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. She was the first woman to make a grand final since [[Anita Freeland]] in [[Series 56]], and first non-[[octochamp]] in a grand final since [[Richard Priest]] in [[Series 58]].		'''Nicki Sellars''' was the runner-up of [[Series 62]] and a participant in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. She was the first woman to make a grand final since [[Anita Freeland]] in [[Series 56]], and first non-[[octochamp]] in a grand final since [[Richard Priest]] in [[Series 58]].

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+[[Category:Contestants in the 30th Birthday Championship]]
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 [[File:Nicki Sellars.png|thumb|200px|right|Nicki Sellars in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].]]
-'''Nicki Sellars''' was the runner-up of [[Series 62]].
+'''Nicki Sellars''' was the runner-up of [[Series 62]] and a participant in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. She was the first woman to make a grand final since [[Anita Freeland]] in [[Series 56]], and first non-[[octochamp]] in a grand final since [[Richard Priest]] in [[Series 58]].
 Sellars debuted against [[Chris Jones]] on 22 April 2010 and beat him with {{word|STRIPIER}}, {{word|OUTGREW}} and all three numbers games to win {{score|81|63}}. Sellars won five more heats, mostly on crucial [[conundrum]]s, but her run never really looked in doubt until her seventh game against [[Lee Graham]]. Graham's words {{word|PALLID}}, {{word|OVERSET}} and Sellars' disallowed {{word|unhem {{x}}}} meant that she went into the crucial conundrum trailing {{score|73|76}}. After neither player was able to unscramble {{word|LATINZETA}} in the time, Graham won by 3 points.
-Sellars returned for the finals as #7 seed. In her quarter-final, she scored a convincing {{score|100|60}} win over [[octochamp]] [[Danny Pledger]], beating them several times on both the letters and numbers. She advanced to the semi-final, where she coincidentally faced a [[rematch]] with Lee Graham, the player who had beaten her in the heats. This time, she took revenge on her defeat by winning {{score|89|51}} including the tough conundrum {{word|URULAGAIN}}. In the final, she faced [[Oliver Garner]], who started strong with {{word|MAESTRO}} when she only had a six, and never looked back. Sellars did beat the #1 seed with {{word|TAMPONED}} but he stayed at the top and won {{score|62|107}}.
+Sellars returned for the finals as No. 7 seed. In her quarter-final, she scored a convincing {{score|100|60}} win over [[octochamp]] [[Danny Pledger]], beating them several times on both the letters and numbers. She advanced to the semi-final, where she coincidentally faced a [[rematch]] with Lee Graham, the player who had beaten her in the heats. This time, she took revenge on her defeat by winning {{score|89|51}} including the tough conundrum {{word|URULAGAIN}}. In the final, she faced [[Oliver Garner]], who started strong with {{word|MAESTRO}} when she only had a six, and never looked back. Sellars did beat the No. 1 seed with {{word|TAMPONED}} but he stayed at the top and won {{score|62|107}}.
-She returned to the studios one more time in 2011, for a [[Episode S30|special]] grudge match with Lee Graham, and despite having a 21-point lead with 3 rounds to go, she succumbed to Graham's solve of {{word|SUNTRIVIA}} to lose {{score|101|94}}.
+She returned to the studios in 2011, for a [[Episode S30|special]] grudge match with Lee Graham, and despite having a 21-point lead with 3 rounds to go, she succumbed to Graham's solve of {{word|SUNTRIVIA}} to lose {{score|101|94}}.
-She returned to Countdown in 2013, as one of 41 contestants taking part in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. She lost the first match against [[Series 47]] runner-up [[Tom Hargreaves]] by a score of {{score|117|57}}.
+She returned to Countdown one more time in 2013, as one of 41 contestants taking part in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. She lost the first match against [[Series 47]] runner-up [[Tom Hargreaves]] by a score of {{score|117|57}}.
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Andrew Hulme|followed_by=Eoin Monaghan|series=62}}

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 Sellars debuted against [[Chris Jones]] on 22 April 2010 and beat him with {{word|STRIPIER}}, {{word|OUTGREW}} and all three numbers games to win {{score|81|63}}. Sellars won five more heats, mostly on crucial [[conundrum]]s, but her run never really looked in doubt until her seventh game against [[Lee Graham]]. Graham's words {{word|PALLID}}, {{word|OVERSET}} and Sellars' disallowed {{word|unhem {{x}}}} meant that she went into the crucial conundrum trailing {{score|73|76}}. After neither player was able to unscramble {{word|LATINZETA}} in the time, Graham won by 3 points.
-Sellars returned for the finals as #7 seed. In her quarter-final, she scored a convincing {{score|100|60}} win over [[octochamp]] [[Danny Pledger]], beating him several times on both the letters and numbers. She advanced to the semi-final, where she coincidentally faced a [[rematch]] with Lee Graham, the player who had beaten her in the heats. This time, she took revenge on her defeat by winning {{score|89|51}} including the tough conundrum {{word|URULAGAIN}}. In the final, she faced [[Oliver Garner]], who started strong with {{word|MAESTRO}} when she only had a six, and never looked back. Sellars did beat the #1 seed with {{word|TAMPONED}} but he stayed at the top and won {{score|62|107}}.
+Sellars returned for the finals as #7 seed. In her quarter-final, she scored a convincing {{score|100|60}} win over [[octochamp]] [[Danny Pledger]], beating them several times on both the letters and numbers. She advanced to the semi-final, where she coincidentally faced a [[rematch]] with Lee Graham, the player who had beaten her in the heats. This time, she took revenge on her defeat by winning {{score|89|51}} including the tough conundrum {{word|URULAGAIN}}. In the final, she faced [[Oliver Garner]], who started strong with {{word|MAESTRO}} when she only had a six, and never looked back. Sellars did beat the #1 seed with {{word|TAMPONED}} but he stayed at the top and won {{score|62|107}}.
 She returned to the studios one more time in 2011, for a [[Episode S30|special]] grudge match with Lee Graham, and despite having a 21-point lead with 3 rounds to go, she succumbed to Graham's solve of {{word|SUNTRIVIA}} to lose {{score|101|94}}.

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	'''Nicki Sellars''' was the runner-up of [[Series 62]].		'''Nicki Sellars''' was the runner-up of [[Series 62]].

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 {{ep | 5028 | 30/04/2010 | P |Nicki Sellars| 73 - 76 |[[Lee Graham]]|John Parrott|Susie Dent|129}}
 {{ep | 5058 | 11/06/2010 | QF |[[Danny Pledger]]| 60 - 100 |Nicki Sellars|[[John Inverdale]]|Susie Dent|124}}
-{{ep | 5062 | 17/06/2010 | SF |[[Lee Graham]]| 51 - 89 |Nicki Sellars|[[Paul Zenon]]|Susie Dent|118}}
+{{ep | 5062 | 17/06/2010 | SF |Lee Graham| 51 - 89 |Nicki Sellars|[[Paul Zenon]]|Susie Dent|118}}
 {{ep | 5063 | 18/06/2010 | GF |Nicki Sellars| 62 - 107 |[[Oliver Garner]]|Paul Zenon|Susie Dent|120}}
-{{ep | S30 | 14/03/2011 | S | Nicki Sellars | 94 - 101 |[[Lee Graham]]|John Parrott|Susie Dent|130}}
+{{ep | S30 | 14/03/2011 | S |Nicki Sellars| 94 - 101 |Lee Graham|John Parrott|Susie Dent|130}}
 {{episode table end}}

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 [[Image:NickiSellars.jpg|right|thumb|Nicki Sellars]]
-'''Nicki Sellars''' was the runner-up of [[Series 62]]. She was the first woman to make a grand final since [[Anita Freeland]] in [[Series 56]], and first non-[[ctochamp]] in a grand final since [[Richard Priest]] in [[Series 58]].
+'''Nicki Sellars''' was the runner-up of [[Series 62]]. She was the first woman to make a grand final since [[Anita Freeland]] in [[Series 56]], and first non-[[Octochamp]] in a grand final since [[Richard Priest]] in [[Series 58]].
-Nicki debuted against [[Chris Jones]] on 22 April 2010 and beat him with {{word|STRIPIER}}, {{word|OUTGREW}} and all three numbers games to win {{score|81|63}}. Nicki won five more heats, mostly on crucial [[conundrum]]s, but her run never really looked in doubt until her seventh game against [[Lee Graham]]. Lee's words {{word|PALLID}}, {{word|OVERSET}} and Nicki's disallowed {{word|unhem {{x}}}} meant that Nicki went into the crucial conundrum trailing {{score|73|76}}. After neither player could solve {{word|LATINZETA}}, Lee won by 3 points.
+Sellars debuted against [[Chris Jones]] on 22 April 2010 and beat him with {{word|STRIPIER}}, {{word|OUTGREW}} and all three numbers games to win {{score|81|63}}. Sellars won five more heats, mostly on crucial [[conundrum]]s, but her run never really looked in doubt until her seventh game against [[Lee Graham]]. Graham's words {{word|PALLID}}, {{word|OVERSET}} and Sellars' disallowed {{word|unhem {{x}}}} meant that she went into the crucial conundrum trailing {{score|73|76}}. After neither player was able to unscramble {{word|LATINZETA}} in the time, Graham won by 3 points.
-Nicki returned for the finals as #7 seed. In her quarter-final, she scored a convincing {{score|100|60}} win over [[octochamp]] [[Danny Pledger]], beating him several times on both the letters and numbers. She advanced to the semi-final, where she coincidentally faced a [[rematch]] with Lee Graham, the player who had beaten her in the heats. This time, she took revenge on her defeat by winning {{score|89|51}} including the tough conundrum {{word|URULAGAIN}}. In the final, she faced [[Oliver Garner]], who started strong with {{word|MAESTRO}} when she only had a six, and never looked back. Nicki did beat the #1 seed with {{word|TAMPONED}} but he stayed at the top and won {{score|62|107}}.
+Sellars returned for the finals as #7 seed. In her quarter-final, she scored a convincing {{score|100|60}} win over [[octochamp]] [[Danny Pledger]], beating him several times on both the letters and numbers. She advanced to the semi-final, where she coincidentally faced a [[rematch]] with Lee Graham, the player who had beaten her in the heats. This time, she took revenge on her defeat by winning {{score|89|51}} including the tough conundrum {{word|URULAGAIN}}. In the final, she faced [[Oliver Garner]], who started strong with {{word|MAESTRO}} when she only had a six, and never looked back. Sellars did beat the #1 seed with {{word|TAMPONED}} but he stayed at the top and won {{score|62|107}}.
-She returned to the studios one more time in 2011, for a grudge match with Lee Graham, and despite having a 21-point lead with 3 rounds to go, she succumbed to Lee's solve of {{word|SUNTRIVIA}} to lose {{score|101|94}}.
+She returned to the studios one more time in 2011, for a [[Episode S30|special]] grudge match with Lee Graham, and despite having a 21-point lead with 3 rounds to go, she succumbed to Graham's solve of {{word|SUNTRIVIA}} to lose {{score|101|94}}.
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Andrew Hulme|followed_by=Eoin Monaghan|series=62}}