Difference between revisions of "Ladies' Championship"

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The Ladies' Championship was a special tournament that occurred, when Series 49 got disrupted by the Cheltenham Festival in mid-March 2003.

Female winners

competed against each other in 9-round games to take part for the honour of "best female".

One other series winner, Joyce Cansfield from Series 1, was apparently invited to this championship but was unavailable because she was on holiday.

Hilary Hopper vs Liz Barber	Hilary Hopper vs Kate Ogilvie
Kate Ogilvie vs Verity Joubert

#	Date	Type	Contestant 1	Score	Contestant 2	Presenters		Lex	Max
3436	11/03/2003	LSF	Hilary Hopper	45 – 35	Liz Barber	Richard Whiteley	Carol Vorderman	Lucy Summers	Rick Wakeman	Alison Heard	85
3437	12/03/2003	LSF	Kate Ogilvie	47 – 39	Verity Joubert	Richard Whiteley	Carol Vorderman	Lucy Summers	Rick Wakeman	Alison Heard	74
3438	13/03/2003	LF	Hilary Hopper	32 – 54	Kate Ogilvie	Richard Whiteley	Carol Vorderman	Lucy Summers	Rick Wakeman	Alison Heard	83

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-The '''Ladies' Championship''' was a mini-championship which interrupted [[Series 49]].
+The '''Ladies' Championship''' was a special tournament that occurred, when [[Series 49]] got disrupted by the {{w|Cheltenham Festival}} in mid-March 2003.
-Female winners,
+Female winners
+*[[Hilary Hopper]] from [[Series 13]].
+*[[Liz Barber]] from [[Series 20]].
+*[[Verity Joubert]] from [[Series 30]].
+*[[Kate Ogilvie]] from [[Series 39]].
+competed against each other in [[9 round format|9-round]] games to take part for the honour of "best female".
-*[[Hilary Hopper]], from [[Series 13]].
+One other [[series winner]], [[Joyce Cansfield]] from [[Series 1]], was apparently invited to this championship but was unavailable because she was on holiday.
-*[[Liz Barber]], from [[Series 20]].
-*[[Verity Joubert]], from [[Series 30]].
-*[[Kate Ogilvie]], from [[Series 39]].
-competed against each other in 9-round games to take part for honour of 'best female'.
-The one remaining female series winner, [[Joyce Cansfield]], from [[Series 1]], was apparently invited to this championship, but was unavailable because she was on holiday.
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