Fifteen To One - Series Winners

Series Winners

Series Grand Final Winner Top of the Finals Board Score Shown
1 Jon Goodwin Peter Knott 270 1988
2 Mal Collier Fred Gavin 290
3 Kevin Ashman Mal Collier 261 1989
4 Andrew Francis Thomas Dyer 202
5 Anthony Martin Anthony Martin 251 1990
6 Mike Kirby Mike Kirby 281
7 Thomas Dyer Mike Kirby 263 1991
8 Anthony Martin Katharine Heaney 242
9 Julian Allen Barbara Thompson 252 1992
10 Barbara Thompson Sheri Evans 231
11 Anthony Martin Tim Goadby 242 1993
12 Glen Binnie Andrew McGlennon 302
13 Stanley Miller Peter Fillingham 251 1994
14 Leslie Booth Lesley Webster 262
15 Leslie Booth Christopher Cooke 292 1995
16 Ian Potts Susan 'O Donoghue 231
17 Arnold O’ Hara John Clarke 291 1996
18 Martin Riley Martin Riley 333
19 Trevor Montague* Christopher Bostock 292 1997
20 Bill Francis Rosemary Broome 311
21 Nick Terry Christopher Bostock 272
22 Nick Terry Bill McKaig 272 1998
23 Bill McKaig Roy Smith 293
24 Paul Hillman Michael Irwin 311
25 Nick Terry Bill McKaig 433 1999
Schools Series Audenshaw School Royal Belfast Academical Institution 290
26 Nick Terry Michael Penrice 321
27 Les Arnott John Jenkins 303 2000
28 Dag Griffiths Daphne Fowler 432
29 Matti Watton Daphne Fowler 383
30 Daphne Fowler Daphne Fowler 333 2001
31 Daphne Fowler Martin Saunders 292
32 1st Matti Watton
2nd Olav Bjortomt
3rd Nigel Jones		 1st Michael Penrice
2nd Matti Watton
3rd Alastair Love		 423
412
283		 2002
33 1st David Good
2nd Debra Carr
3rd Thomas Leeming		 1st Jim MacIntosh
2=Debra Carr
2=Neil Crockford		 271
242
242
34 1=Jack Welsby
1=David Stedman
3rd Geoff Thomas		 1st Azeez Feshitan
2nd Robert Waller
3rd Ted Dilley		 291
262
252		 2003
35 1st John Harrison
2nd Ian Thomason
3rd Wil Ransome		 1st John Harrison
2nd Marijoy France
3rd Roger Keevil		 291
282
281

*Montague lost his prize in a court case. William G. Stewart was tipped off by an eagle-eyed viewer that Montague had previously appeared on the programme in disguise and under a different name to avoid the programme's strict rules that losing players could not re-enter unless invited.

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