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Revision as of 22:32, 6 February 2009
Joyce Cansfield was the first ever series champion of Countdown, defeating Michael Wylie 59-41 in the grand final, broadcast on 16 December 1982. She later returned for Championship of Champions I, losing to Mark Nyman in the final. In 1996 she returned for the Supreme Championship, beating Steve Balment and Jackie McLeod before succumbing to boy wonder Allan Saldanha in the series quarter-finals.
Joyce Cansfield won the the UK National Scrabble Championship in 1980 and is to date the only person to have been both UK Scrabble champion and Countdown series champion.
Series winner Series 1 |
Followed by Ash Haji |
Champion of Champions runner-up Championship of Champions I |
Followed by Peter Evans |