Co:Lon 2010 results & final standings - Complete!

[Michael Wallace]

Hello all, glad to hear everyone seemed to have an OK time yesterday, and well done to Innis for winning.

Unfortunately, it seems the file with the final standings in has gone missing, so I can't yet report them here for posterity. Fortunately, I kept the results sheets, so I can just enter the again. Unfortunately, I can't quite find all of them, so I'll need your help in filling in the blanks...

Edit: I've found the results file! The final standings are as follows...

And since I have them, the results I have are as follows:

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Round	Table	P1	Score	P2
1	1	Priest	38-54	Bevins
1	1	Bevins	67-32	Badcock
1	1	Badcock	43-41	Priest
1	2	Wainwright	39-57	Carson
1	2	Carson	84-66	Gough
1	2	Gough	49-69	Wainwright
1	3	O'Neill	53-18	Seymour
1	3	Bayfield	61-50	O'Neill
1	3	Seymour	21-61	Bayfield
1	4	Brown	61-58	Garner
1	4	Garner	63-58	Clayton
1	4	Clayton	67-43	Brown
1	5	Pettet	41-53	Howe
1	5	Howe	43-51	Hines
1	5	Hines	48-44	Pettet
1	6	Rawson	43-41	Reams
1	6	Reams	69-24	Collinge
1	6	Collinge	42-60	Rawson
1	7	Makepeace	57-39	Robinson
1	7	Robinson	57-16	Ccorby
1	7	Ccorby	41-57	Makepeace
1	8	Rowell	27-70	Jcorby
1	8	Jcorby	66-27	Lcorby
1	8	Lcorby	27-55	Rowell
1	9	Morrison	34-67	Laddiman
1	9	Laddiman	68-10	Juachan
1	9	Juachan	32-47	Morrison
1	10	Bishop	52-62	Wilson
1	10	Wilson	66-5	CF
1	10	CF	27-48	Bishop
2	1	Carson	63-36	Wilson
2	1	Wilson	54-53	Makepeace
2	1	Makepeace	49-83	Carson
2	2	Bevins	61-51	Laddiman
2	2	Laddiman	53-31	Hines
2	2	Hines	26-66	Bevins
2	3	Bayfield	45-60	Jcorby
2	3	Jcorby	47-52	Jrawson
2	3	Rawson	62-47	Bayfield
2	4	Wainwright	45-61	Garner
2	4	Howe	48-29	Wainwright
2	4	Garner	55=51	Howe
2	5	Rowell	35-71	Reams
2	5	Reams	66-46	Brown
2	5	Brown	68-51	Rowell
2	6	Morrison	24-56	O'Neill
2	6	O'Neill	55-45	Badcock
2	6	Badcock	33-34	Morrison
2	7	Clayton	38-48	Bishop
2	7	Robinson	61-48	Clayton
2	7	Bishop	47-44	Robinson
2	8	Gough	68-46	Pettet
2	8	Pettet	51-43	Ccorby
2	8	Ccorby	33-45	Gough
2	9	Lcorby	29-33	Collinge
2	9	Collinge	41-35	Juachan
2	9	Sjuachan	41-61	CLCorby
2	10	CF	36-30	Bottomore
2	10	Priest	70-6	Bottomore
2	10	Priest	61-28	CF
3	1	Carson	76-42	Kirk
3	1	Bevins	60-22	Rawson
3	1	Rawson	42-66	Carson
3	2	Wilson	52-58	Jcorby
3	2	Jcorby	49-59	Garner
3	2	Garner	68-58	Wilson
3	3	Reams	52-45	Laddiman
3	3	Laddiman	56-46	Bishop
3	3	Bishop	40-54	Reams
3	4	Howe	60-37	O'Neill
3	4	O'Neill	48-60	Makepeace
3	4	Makepeace	52-63	Howe
3	5	Morrison	49-66	Priest
3	5	Priest	58-25	Collinge
3	5	Collinge	52-32	Morrison
3	6	Brown	50-15	Gough
3	6	Gough	32-60	Lines
3	6	Hines	30-46	Brown
3	7	Bayfield	63-65	Robinson
3	7	Robinson	67-18	CF
3	7	CF	18-56	Bayfield
3	8	Wainwright	46-65	Clayton
3	8	Clayton	54-34	Rowell
3	8	Rowell	46-47	Wainwright
3	9	Juachan	26-52	Ccorby
3	9	Ccorby	39-25	Bottomore
3	9	Bottomore	23-20	Juachan
3	10	Lcorby	48-58	Badcock
3	10	Pettet	47-56	Lcorby
3	10	Badcock	75-52	Pettet

So the final standings:

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Pos	Player	Wins	For	Against
1	Innis Carson	6	429	274
2	Oliver Garner	5	364	322
3	Charles Reams	5	353	233
4	Kirk Bevins	5	350	245
5	Jon Corby	4	350	262
6	Kai Laddiman	4	340	234
7	Richard Priest	4	334	205
8	James Robinson	4	333	249
9	Paul Howe	4	318	265
10	Mike Brown	4	314	287
11	James Rawson	4	281	303
12	Matt Bayfield	3	333	276
13	Jeff Clayton	3	330	295
14	Ben Wilson	3	328	299
15	Phil Makepeace	3	328	323
16	Jon O'Neill	3	294	268
17	Heather Badcock	3	286	297
18	Martin Bishop	3	281	281
19	Lesley Hines	3	246	284
20	Phil Collinge	3	217	283
21	Jimmy Gough	2	275	342
22	Nick Wainwright	2	275	326
23	Lucinda Corby	2	248	300
24	Matt Morrison	2	220	306
25	Chris Corby	2	213	261
26	Lloyd Pettet	1	281	332
27	Tom Rowell	1	248	337
28	CF Warran	1	132	328
29	Alex Bottomore	1	123	279
30	Supee Juachan	0	164	292

Which meant that Innis and Ollie went through to the play-off final, although it was a very close-run thing for second, with Charlie just 11 points behind (after an early Swiss-gambit attempt), and Kirk 14 behind.

So the prize-winners were as follows:

1st place: Innis Carson

2nd place: Oliver Garner

The Mr. Dog overachiever prize: Jeff Clayton

The Ryan Taylor memorial prize went to Kai Laddiman's spot of MILIEUS, although Lloyd's AQUAVIT was a very close second. Special mention goes to Jono for our favourite 'comedy' entry of WOOFTER.

The Julie T memorial prize went to Tom Rowell, for his (optimistic) prediction of 422, which ended up being just 7 points off the correct answer of 429. Honourable mentions go to someone who isn't Mike Brown (I've lost the piece of paper...) who guessed 420, and Martin Bishop, who would have won if Ollie had triumphed in the final.

[Martin Bishop]

The scores I'm missing are the following:
...

Table 10
Wilson vs. Bishop (we've worked out Ben should have scored 63 in this)
Bishop vs. CF

I've got
Wilson 62 - 52 Bishop
Bishop 48 - 27 CF

[Michael Wallace]

The scores I'm missing are the following:
...

Table 10
Wilson vs. Bishop (we've worked out Ben should have scored 63 in this)
Bishop vs. CF

I've got
Wilson 62 - 52 Bishop
Bishop 48 - 27 CF

Good stuff, thanks.

[Martin Bishop]

Round 3:
Table 10

Lucinda Corby vs. Badcock
Pettet vs. Lucinda Corby
Badcock vs. Pettet

This may prove a challenge, as this table appeared to degenerate into angry, tile-throwing, beer-soaked chaos.

I do know that Corby and Badcock were tied going into the conundrum. I think Badcock got it, but I'm not sure.

[Michael Wallace]

This may prove a challenge, as this table appeared to degenerate into angry, tile-throwing, beer-soaked chaos.

Haha, really? I think that might explain why the results sheet has gone missing too, then (I seem to remember one being soaked in beer, which I presumably threw out).

[Jeff Clayton]

Round 1 - table 4:

Brown 61-58 Garner
Garner 63-58 Clayton
Clayton 67-43 Brown

[Michael Wallace]

Round 1 - table 4:

Brown 61-58 Garner
Garner 63-58 Clayton
Clayton 67-43 Brown

Brilliant, thanks Jeff

[Mike Brown]

Honourable mentions go to Mike Brown (I think - I've lost the piece of paper) who guessed 420.

Actually, I guessed 390, but thanks anyway. Brilliant day, by the way, but that's probably another thread...

[Michael Wallace]

Honourable mentions go to Mike Brown (I think - I've lost the piece of paper) who guessed 420.

Actually, I guessed 390, but thanks anyway. Brilliant day, by the way, but that's probably another thread...

Damnit, I knew I shouldn't have trusted my memory of yesterday...

[Niall Seymour]

I'm gutted that a last minute disaster caused me to miss yesterday, but glad it seemingly went well.

May I ask how according to the standings I managed to win one game without attending?!

[Michael Wallace]

May I ask how according to the standings I managed to win one game without attending?!

Aha, well spotted. Your place was taken up by one of my 'buffers' (I brought CF and Alex along to make sure I'd always have a multiple of three players), and I forgot to edit it when copying the details across from one place to another. Fixed now.

[Ben Hunter]

What were the requirements for winning the Ryan Taylor prize?

[Michael Wallace]

What were the requirements for winning the Ryan Taylor prize?

You could nominate any 7 you'd declared during the day as your magnificent seven. It didn't have to score, or even be valid, just made from the letters in a round. There were rumours of an entry of SHITBAG, but we never saw it.

[JackHurst]

Sound like you all had a great time, sad I wasn't there. Well done for winning, Innis, you rock.

The Ryan Taylor memorial prize went to Kai Laddiman's spot of MILIEUS, although Lloyd's AQUAVIT was a very close second. Special mention goes to Jono for our favourite 'comedy' entry of WOOFTER.

Is this a prize for best word? If so, I'm amazed that whoever decided thought MILIEUS>AQUAVIT, which is clearly not the case.

Hopefully I'll be there next time.

[Michael Wallace]

Is this a prize for best word? If so, I'm amazed that whoever decided thought MILIEUS>AQUAVIT, which is clearly not the case.

Hopefully I'll be there next time.

Best word, yeah. It was decided by a Mysterious Committee, so don't blame me (even if I was on it...).

[Andy Wilson]

Innis Carson, Co:Lon Master. Has a nice ring to it... ! Well done Innis and fair play Michael and everyone who took part for making it happen.

[Matt Morrison]

The Julie T memorial prize went to Tom Rowell, for his (optimistic) prediction of 422, which ended up being just 7 points off the correct answer of 429. Honourable mentions go to someone who isn't Mike Brown (I've lost the piece of paper...) who guessed 420

That was me. Possible extra credit deserved for (AFAIK) being the first person to make a guess too. Though in my confused hindsight I thought it was Jeff Clayton rather than Tom who had pipped me to it (i.e. cheekily looked at the highest number of points declared by anyone else on the sheet and added 2 points). What was it that Jeff won then?

[Michael Wallace]

Though in my confused hindsight I thought it was Jeff Clayton rather than Tom who had pipped me to it (i.e. cheekily looked at the highest number of points declared by anyone else on the sheet and added 2 points). What was it that Jeff won then?

Jeff won the Mr. Dog overachiever prize (which consisted of a Countdown keyring, a "Des's Little Something" pen, Spreading the Word (courtesy of a certain Mr. Eadie) and a Susie Dent book I thought looked interesting).

[Jeff Clayton]

Indeed! Excellent gubbinses Michael - many thanks.