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Revision as of 21:48, 3 October 2022

A century is an occurrence of a player scoring 100 points. This was never achieved in the 9 round format as it required the players to find at least 3 nine letter words in the 6 letters rounds available. However before the 15 round era, centuries were possible in 14 round games, as well as in the Countdown Masters series, where Richard Whiteley often called players that achieved them centurions.

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, sorted by alphabetical order where necessary:

  1. 13: Zarte Siempre (5 in Series 69 plus 8 in Series 78)
  2. 8: Craig Beevers
  3. 8: Luke Boynton
  4. 8: Ed Byrne
  5. 8: Tom Cappleman
  6. 8: Sam Cappleman-Lynes
  7. 8: Thomas Carey
  8. 8: Julian Fell
  9. 8: Adam Gillard
  10. 8: James Haughton
  11. 8: Andrew Hulme
  12. 8: Jack Hurst
  13. 8: Giles Hutchings
  14. 8: Luke Johnson-Davies
  15. 8: Martin May (2 in Series 57 plus 6 in Series 79)
  16. 8: Toby McDonald
  17. 8: Robin McKay
  18. 8: Elliott Mellor
  19. 8: Ahmed Mohamed
  20. 8: Eoin Monaghan
  21. 8: Mark Murray
  22. 8: Andy Platt
  23. 8: Stephen Read
  24. 8: Jen Steadman
  25. 8: Dylan Taylor
  26. 8: Jonathan Wynn
  27. 7: Kirk Bevins
  28. 7: Innis Carson
  29. 7: Jeff Clayton
  30. 7: Chris Davies
  31. 7: Ann Dibben
  32. 7: Paul Erdunast
  33. 7: George Ford
  34. 7: John Hardie
  35. 7: Tom Hargreaves
  36. 7: Bradley Horrocks
  37. 7: Dan McColm
  38. 7: Edward McCullagh
  39. 7: Paul Nixon
  40. 7: Tricia Pay
  41. 7: Antoinette Ryan
  42. 7: Leo Smith
  43. 7: Glen Webb
  44. 7: Chris Wills
  45. 7: Jack Worsley
  46. 6: Maggie Barlow
  47. 6: Stephen Briggs
  48. 6: Florence Cappleman-Lynes
  49. 6: Bradley Cates
  50. 6: Tom Chafer-Cook
  51. 6: Chris Cummins
  52. 6: Mark Davies
  53. 6: Paul Gallen
  54. 6: Marcus Hares
  55. 6: Stewart Holden
  56. 6: James Hurrell
  57. 6: Tracey Mills
  58. 6: Liam Moloney
  59. 6: David O'Donnell
  60. 6: Grace Page
  61. 6: Jonathan Rawlinson
  62. 6: Martyn Simpson
  63. 6: Dinos Sfyris
  64. 6: Conor Travers
  65. 6: Gerry Tynan
  66. 6: Ian Volante (1 in Series 56, 5 in Series 82)
  67. 6: Jamie Washington
  68. 6: Jack Welsby
  69. 6: Jamie Wing**
  70. 5: Philip Aston
  71. 5: John Brackstone
  72. 5: Steven Briers
  73. 5: James Burley
  74. 5: Jon Corby
  75. 5: Mark Deeks
  76. 5: George Greenhough
  77. 5: Lee Hartley
  78. 5: Paul Howe
  79. 5: Chris Hunt
  80. 5: Martin Hurst
  81. 5: Wesley Jardine
  82. 5: Andy Noden
  83. 5: Jon O'Neill
  84. 5: Samir Pilica
  85. 5: Charlie Reams
  86. 5: Moose Rosser
  87. 5: Matthew Shore
  88. 5: Kevin Steede
  89. 5: Ryan Styles
  90. 5: Matthew Tassier
  91. 5: Kevin Thurlow
  92. 5: Mark Tournoff
  93. 5: Brendan Whitehurst

**NOTE: Wing scored 100 on his debut against Paul Anderson including a tie-break conundrum - this is not included as a century on this page.