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'''Scott Mearns''' was a finalist in [[Series 41]].
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'''Scott Mearns''' first appeared on Countdown in the very first game of [[series 41]], beating incumbent champion [[Bobby Johnson]] [[Episode 2553|80-12]] in what was seen by many as a phoenomenal debut performance. He went on to become an [[octochamp]] with an aggregate score of 510, the third-highest of the nine round era. He beat [[Simon Cooper]] in a closely-fought final on Christmas Day 1999, and returned the following week for [[Championship of Champions X]], going on to beat [[Kate Ogilvie]] in the final and become only the fourth person to win the championship of champions unbeaten.
  
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he later returned to play a special game against fellow champion of champions [[Natascha Kearsey]], losing the game 109-100 and his undefeated streak along with it.
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{{ep | 2553 | 28/06/1999 | P | [[Bobby Johnson]] | 12 - 80 | Scott Mearns | [[Jan Harvey]] | [[Damian Eadie]] }}
 
{{ep | 2554 | 29/06/1999 | P | Scott Mearns | 67 - 35 | [[Bill Rose]] | Jan Harvey | Damian Eadie }}
 
{{ep | 2555 | 30/06/1999 | P | Scott Mearns | 76 - 39 | [[Sarah Houchin]] | Jan Harvey | Damian Eadie }}
 
{{ep | 2556 | 1/07/1999 | P | Scott Mearns | 74 - 32 | [[Michael Forster]] | Jan Harvey | Damian Eadie }}
 
{{ep | 2557 | 2/07/1999 | P | Scott Mearns | 55 - 43 | [[Gareth Mort]] | Jan Harvey | Damian Eadie }}
 
{{ep | 2558 | 5/07/1999 | P | Scott Mearns | 63 - 14 | [[Tony Allen]] | [[Barry Cryer]] | Damian Eadie }}
 
{{ep | 2559 | 6/07/1999 | P | Scott Mearns | 34 - 30 | [[William Brewer]] | Barry Cryer | Damian Eadie }}
 
{{ep | 2560 | 7/07/1999 | P | Scott Mearns | 61 - 27 | [[Lesley Millar]] | Barry Cryer | Damian Eadie }}
 
{{ep | 2667 | 17/12/1999 | QF | Scott Mearns | 59 - 48 | [[Rory Dunlop]] | [[Carol Barnes]] | Damian Eadie }}
 
{{ep | 2671 | 23/12/1999 | SF | Scott Mearns | 68 - 51 | [[Melvin Hetherington]] | [[Rick Wakeman]] | [[Catherine Clarke]] }}
 
{{ep | 2673 | 25/12/1999 | GF | Scott Mearns | 81 - 73 | [[Simon Cooper]] | Rick Wakeman | Catherine Clarke }}
 
{{ep | 2677 | 30/12/1999 | CSF | Scott Mearns | 72 - 46 | [[Terry Knowles]] | [[Nigel Rees]] | [[Mark Nyman]] }}
 
{{ep | 2678 | 31/12/1999 | CGF | Scott Mearns | 82 - 56 | [[Kate Ogilvie]] | Nigel Rees | Mark Nyman }}
 
{{episode table end}}
 
  
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{{series winner|preceded_by=Terence English|series=41|followed_by=Michael Calder}}
[[Category:Contestants in Series 41]]
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[[Category:Finalists]]
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{{Champion of Champions|preceded_by=Natascha Kearsey|coc=X|followed_by=Graham Nash}}
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[[Category:Series winners|Mearns, Scott]]
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[[Category:Championship of Champions winners|Mearns, Scott]]
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[[Category:Octochamps of the 9 round era|Mearns, Scott]]
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[[Category:Contestants in Series 41|Mearns, Scott]]
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[[category:Contestants in Championship of Champions X|Mearns, Scott]]

Revision as of 22:02, 9 January 2008

Scott Mearns first appeared on Countdown in the very first game of series 41, beating incumbent champion Bobby Johnson 80-12 in what was seen by many as a phoenomenal debut performance. He went on to become an octochamp with an aggregate score of 510, the third-highest of the nine round era. He beat Simon Cooper in a closely-fought final on Christmas Day 1999, and returned the following week for Championship of Champions X, going on to beat Kate Ogilvie in the final and become only the fourth person to win the championship of champions unbeaten.

he later returned to play a special game against fellow champion of champions Natascha Kearsey, losing the game 109-100 and his undefeated streak along with it.

Preceded by
Terence English
Series winner
Series 41
Followed by
Michael Calder
Preceded by
Natascha Kearsey
Champion of Champions
Championship of Champions X
Followed by
Graham Nash