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| + | *'''[[Series 63|2010]]''': [[Scott Gillies]] became an octochamp after beating [[Helen Ingelbrecht]], by a score of '''{{score|102|50|Episode 5066}}'''. | ||
| + | *'''[[Series 61|2009]]''': [[Nilesh Patel]] beat [[Jacqueline Baker]] with scores of '''{{score|87|67|Episode 4845}}'''. | ||
| + | *'''[[Series 59|2008]]''': [[Tony Gilgun]] beat [[Daniel Spiller]] with scores of '''{{score|62|54|Episode 4628}}'''. | ||
*'''[[Series 55|2006]]''': [[Alan O'Donnell]] beat [[Graham Dugdale]], scoring '''[[Episode 4132|101-90]]'''. | *'''[[Series 55|2006]]''': [[Alan O'Donnell]] beat [[Graham Dugdale]], scoring '''[[Episode 4132|101-90]]'''. | ||
*'''[[Series 53|2005]]''': [[John Brackstone]] beat [[Fred Reynolds]] in the [[Series 53]] '''[[Episode 3953|quarter final]]'''. | *'''[[Series 53|2005]]''': [[John Brackstone]] beat [[Fred Reynolds]] in the [[Series 53]] '''[[Episode 3953|quarter final]]'''. | ||
Revision as of 09:11, 8 September 2010
- 2010: Scott Gillies became an octochamp after beating Helen Ingelbrecht, by a score of 102 – 50.
- 2009: Nilesh Patel beat Jacqueline Baker with scores of 87 – 67.
- 2008: Tony Gilgun beat Daniel Spiller with scores of 62 – 54.
- 2006: Alan O'Donnell beat Graham Dugdale, scoring 101-90.
- 2005: John Brackstone beat Fred Reynolds in the Series 53 quarter final.
- 2004: Stewart Holden beat Richard Pay in the Series 51 semi-final.
- 2003: David Wilson beat Patrick Vowles in the Series 49 quarter final.
- 2000: Michael Calder beat John Hastings in the Series 42 grand final.
- 1999: Terence English beat Peter Hutchings in the Series 40 semi-final.
- 1998: John Ashmore beat Gerry Pearce in the Series 38 quarter final.
- 1997: Peter Cashmore beat Stuart Barker in the Series 35 quarter final.
- 1988: Nigel Gardner beat John Cranwell in a 65-28 game.
- 1987: Darryl Francis beat Stephen Balment in their Championship of Champions III game.
- 1983: Philip Nelkon beat Philip Appleby in a game that ended 57-45.