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EBU Master Point Ranking Lists 2009 Top Scorers for 2009 2 Pos Name County Local Green Total Rank 1 Mr W J Holland Manchester 9201 21666 30867 Premier Grand Master 2 Mr RR Davis Bedfordshire 15633 14017 29650 Grand Master 3 Mr FR Springett North East 21520 6245 27765 Life Master 4 Mr CF Owen North East 9098 16668 25766 Premier Grand Master 5 Mrs J Springett North East 18470 6045 24515 5 Star Premier Regional Master 6 Miss M Brunner Manchester 6739 17666 24405 Premier Grand Master 7 Mr E Scerri Berks. & Bucks. 9546 10617 23158 Grand Master 8 Mr I H Pagan Middlesex 2481 18438 22740 Premier Grand Master 9 Mr J Dhondy Middlesex 7569 14559 22128 Premier Grand Master 10 Mrs J Davies Herts 11691 9003 20694 Premier Life Master 11 Mrs R Goldenfield Manchester 9678 10845 20523 Premier Grand Master 12 Mr J R Willans Kent 8337 11704 20041 Grand Master 13 Mr D Bakhshi London 1556 18067 19623 Grand Master 14 Mr TR Rees Berks. & Bucks. 3124 16097 19221 Premier Grand Master 15 Mr P N Rosen Middlesex 6108 12775 18883 Premier Grand Master 16 Mr B N Goldenfield Manchester 8095 10520 18615 Premier Grand Master 17 Mr R Palmer Berks. & Bucks. 5383 13175 18558 Grand Master 18 Mr C N Jagger Cambs & Hunts 2127 16063 18190 Premier Grand Master 19 Mr D Oram Herts 7318 10720 18038 Premier Grand Master 20 Mr P D Hackett Staffs & Shropshire 3535 13850 17385 Premier Grand Master 21 Mr J A Sansom Worcester 9407 7860 17267 Grand Master 22 Mr D A Gold London 2276 14863 17139 Life Master 23 Mrs L Solomon Devon 7591 9421 17012 Grand Master 24 Mrs C Oram Herts 7223 9695 16918 Premier Grand Master 25 Mr IM Draper Kent 3837 12979 16816 Premier Grand Master 26 Mr E J Lucioni Sussex 6227 10360 16587 Grand Master 27 Mr B J Themis Surrey 12957 3483 16440 Premier National Master 28 Mr WA Solomon Devon 7232 9171 16403 Grand Master 29 Mr M G Byrne Manchester 4985 11338 16323 Grand Master 30 Mrs S Evans Herts 7825 7807 15632 Premier Life Master 31 Mr J Ledger Worcester 9051 6403 15454 Grand Master 32 Mr N Sandqvist Middlesex 1349 13935 15284 Grand Master 33 Miss F Hinden Surrey 6560 8650 15210 Grand Master 34 Mrs J Latham Yorkshire 6079 8965 15044 Grand Master 35 Dr J Mestel Cambs & Hunts 728 14275 15003 Grand Master 36 Mr C M Burley Berks. & Bucks. 6457 8528 14985 Grand Master 37 Mr R J Edmonds Herts 9917 5000 14917 Premier Life Master 38 Mr A Robson London 0 14850 14850 Premier Life Master 39 Mr P Littlewood Herts 7492 7328 14820 Life Master 40 Mr A J Oddie Bedfordshire 6079 8541 14620 Premier Life Master 41 Mr M Bell Manchester 3701 10914 14615 National Master 42 Mr EP Latham Yorkshire 5613 8965 14578 Grand Master 43 Mr A P Allfrey Middlesex 0 14450 14450 Life Master 44 Mr J H Jones Hants & I.O.W. 9300 5100 14400 Grand Master 45 Mrs SL Davies Yorkshire 4861 9500 14361 Grand Master 46 Mr P H Collins Kent 2656 11550 14206 Grand Master 47 Mrs J Grant Yorkshire 8849 3813 14186 National Master 48 Mrs Q T J Harding Herts 7523 6586 14109 Premier Life Master 49 Mr D J Stimson Herts 9445 4550 13995 Life Master 50 Mrs C Jagger Cambs & Hunts 443 13420 13863 Grand Master Ranks shown are as at 01/01/2009. Total points column includes net points. List includes current members only. EBU Master Point Ranking Lists 2009 Top Scorers for 2009 2 Pos Name County Local Green Total Rank 51 Mr KA Rahim Gloucestershire 13186 600 13786 Life Master 52 Mr I Grant Yorkshire 8981 3813 13753 National Master 53 Mr DH Wing London 5714 8033 13747 Premier National Master 54 Mr SVH Harding Herts 7682 6061 13743 Premier Life Master 55 Mr R A Collins Surrey 11943 1552 13495 4 Star Premier Regional Master 56 Mr A Kay Herts 2610 10884 13494 Premier Grand Master 57 Mr M L Cowling Hants & I.O.W. 5891 7520 13411 Grand Master 58 Mr G Hallberg London 2400 10925 13325 Life Master 59 Mr G J Nicholas Oxford 7427 5888 13315 Grand Master 60 Mr T G Townsend London 831 12375 13206 Grand Master 61 Mrs J A Abley Bedfordshire 6694 6441 13135 Premier Life Master 62 Mr B R Senior Middlesex 1985 11150 13135 Premier Grand Master 63 Mr D W Stevenson Merseyside/Cheshire 6100 7030 13130 Premier Grand Master 64 Mr A R Forrester London 0 13125 13125 Premier Grand Master 65 Ms J de Botton Middlesex 485 12460 12945 Life Master 66 Mr M G Oliver North East 4125 8801 12926 Grand Master 67 Mrs J M Skinner Kent 7916 4925 12841 Life Master 68 Mr S Auchterlonie Hants & I.O.W. 4581 3948 12794 Grand Master 69 Mr GA Tredinnick Kent 507 12200 12707 Premier Grand Master 70 Mrs N Senior Middlesex 3629 9060 12689 Grand Master 71 Mr P Palmer Devon 10163 2425 12588 Premier Life Master 72 Mr E Erichsen London 1017 11563 12580 Life Master 73 Mrs A E McCready Surrey 8566 3902 12468 Premier Life Master 74 Mr A Malinowski Middlesex 1710 10725 12435 Life Master 75 Mrs K L Pryor Sussex 7267 5161 12428 Life Master 76 Mr G C Osborne Surrey 3039 9335 12374 Grand Master 77 Mr VA Silverstone Middlesex 2070 10245 12315 Premier Grand Master 78 Mr B Wattleworth Lancashire 8089 4174 12263 Premier Life Master 79 Mr W J Blackman Herts 6326 5875 12201 Premier Life Master 80 Dr C Cooper Oxford 4187 7995 12182 Premier National Master 81 Mr D Burn Middlesex 870 11310 12180 Premier Grand Master 82 Mrs HJ Hobson Yorkshire 5426 6734 12160 Grand Master 83 Mr R G Irwin Herts 4611 7455 12066 Premier Life Master 84 Mrs C Mobbs Hants & I.O.W. 9426 2631 12057 Premier Regional Master 85 Mr P Godfrey Yorkshire 3107 8938 12045 Life Master 86 Mr MH Stanbury North East 8454 3590 12044 Premier Life Master 87 Mr S P Cope Berks. & Bucks. 2869 8907 12028 National Master 88 Mr R C Davey Berks. & Bucks. 3837 8092 11929 Premier Life Master 89 Mr J M Lewis Kent 8565 3311 11876 Life Master 90 Mrs B Matthews Cumbria 4826 7020 11846 Grand Master 91 Mrs I Robinson Avon 4816 6975 11791 Life Master 92 Mrs J White Manchester 5520 6265 11785 Life Master 93 Mr R Garthwaite Yorkshire 5044 6734 11778 Premier Grand Master 94 Mr D Patterson Kent 1653 10100 11753 Grand Master 95 Mr D W G Price Suffolk 3191 8500 11691 Premier Grand Master 96 Mr D Crofts Staffs & Shropshire 5576 6069 11645 Grand Master 97 Mr A Simpson North East 8743 2885 11628 Premier National Master 98 Mr B Watts North East 8892 2690 11582 Life Master 99 Mr M D Huggins Avon 4562 6925 11487 National Master 100 Mrs J M Squires Oxford 5427 6045 11472 Premier Life Master Ranks shown are as at 01/01/2009. Total points column includes net points. List includes current members only. EBU Master Point Ranking Lists 2009 Top Scorers for 2009 2 Pos Name County Local Green Total Rank 101 Mr J G Harrison Norfolk 6802 4625 11427 Grand Master 102 Mr A M G Thompson Norfolk 3196 8218 11414 Premier Grand Master 103 Mr M Carrington Sussex 7003 4325 11328 Grand Master 104 Mr D S Jones Avon 1296 10009 11305 Grand Master 105 Mrs C Draper Lancashire 3000 8300 11300 Premier Grand Master 106 Mr B R Crack Kent 5805 5488 11293 Premier Life Master 107 Mrs A Blewitt Yorkshire 4621 6670 11291 Grand Master 108 Mr G N Phillips Sussex 9414 1845 11259 Premier National Master 109 Mr C A Gidman Oxford 7058 4175 11233 National Master 110 Mr M H Keeping Sussex 8563 2625 11188 Premier National Master 111 Dr HT Gisborne Yorkshire 5172 6012 11184 Grand Master 112 Mrs A E Rosen Middlesex 1204 9950 11154 Grand Master 113 Mr J N Bailey North East 8409 2739 11148 Life Master 114 Mr T Thrower Northamptonshire 5330 5816 11146 Premier Life Master 115 Mr W D White Manchester 5077 6065 11142 Life Master 116 Mr G T Weir Worcester 4600 6507 11107 Grand Master 117 Mrs R Concanon Hants & I.O.W. 8025 3075 11100 Premier Life Master 118 Mr D M Franklin Sussex 5043 6025 11068 Grand Master 119 Mr G Stanford Sussex 4917 6150 11067 Grand Master 120 Miss M F Wilson Dorset 5133 5864 10997 Life Master 121 Ms C Stafford Middlesex 9533 1425 10958 5 Star Master 122 Mr RH McRobert Surrey 3091 7802 10893 Grand Master 123 Mr J D Gardner Dorset 5032 5839 10871 Life Master 124 Mr D Benison North East 10123 724 10847 12 Star Premier Regional Master 125 Mrs F Littlewood Herts 6016 4828 10844 1 Star Premier Regional Master 126 Mr J Smith Lancashire 5192 4750 10802 Grand Master 127 Ms T Capal Manchester 4444 6348 10792 Grand Master 128 Mrs B Osborne North East 8138 2610 10748 Life Master 129 Mr M H Pryor Sussex 5719 5025 10744 Premier Grand Master 130 Mr G W Hyett Manchester 2787 7843 10630 Premier Grand Master 131 Mrs A Cunningham North East 8779 1829 10608 Premier National Master 132 Mr J P Hackett Staffs & Shropshire 1340 9260 10600 Premier Grand Master 133 Mr J R Atthey North East 5846 4700 10546 Life Master 134 Mr D C Hinkin Hants & I.O.W.
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