In the champions' chair is Chris Wills, who for over 6 months, had the highest ever score in the 15 round format with a 129, which I at the time, seemed like a humongous score, until a certain Julian Fell came along a few months later with a 138, then a 146, the latter of which is still the highest score in the show's history.
Well, that might not have been the case if things were slightly different 9 days ago, when our 2nd competitor, Jack Hurst took on Wayne Kelly in the last round, but just a risk too many cost him a record score of 150, leaving him to "settle" with 143, the 2nd highest score of the show's history.
But, with the strength of these 2 players means that anything could theoretically happen today.
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Here are the stats:
Firstly, Series 47 Champion & CoC XI Runner-Up Chris Wills - 17 Games, 15 Wins, 1,811 Points (Average: 106.53 - Not Including The 25th Birthday Special With Conor Travers)
Highest Score: 129 vs. April Carlin (4th Game)
Lowest Score: 73 vs. Graham Nash (CoC Grand Final)
9's Achieved: 5/17
Total Points/Max/%: 1811/2209 (82%)
Letters Points/Max/%: 1233/1545 (80%)
Numbers Points/Max/%: 448/494 (91%)
Conundrum Points/Max/%: 130/170 (76%)
Secondly, Series 63 Champion Jack Hurst - 13 Games, 13 Wins, 1,527 Points. (Average: 117.46)
Highest Score: 143 vs. Wayne Kelly (30BC Round 1)
Lowest Score: 108 vs. Peter Godwin (Quarter-Final) & vs. Mark Deeks (30BC Prelim)
9's Achieved: 9/10
Total Points/Max/%: 1527/1649 (93%)
Letters Points/Max/%: 1051/1141 (92%)
Numbers Points/Max/%: 375/378 (99%)
Conundrum Points/Max/%: 100/130 (77%)
Join me for the recap later on.
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