Results
1. Faith - 380 (9pts)
2. Millie - 277 (8pt)
3. Kerrie - 269 (7pts)
4. Neil - 262 (6pts)
5. Chris - 252 (5pts)
6. Lee - 232 (4pts)
7. Russell - 181 (3pts)
8. Molly - 157 (2pts)
9. Claire - 87 (1pt)
Summary
Russell and Kerrie were away this week. They were staying at Windsor Castle as Russell was to recieve an award for his work in India during the time of the British Raj. So they joined us via video call.
Faith finished first in the match with a mammoth performance. She's quickly becoming stiff competition to Kerrie, maintaining second in the league, narrowing Kerrie's lead to just eight points. Millie gave a very solid performance and finished second in the match. Unfortunately her performances are just too sporadic for her to gain any kind of momentum. She did improve her league position from eighth to seventh, but it's gonna take a lot more matches like this one if she's going make her mark. Kerrie finished third in the match. Which was enough for her to hold on to the league's top spot, but she's going to have to keep an eye on those scores. Can't think of anything worse than losing the league at this late stage. You've been warned Kez! Neil caused a bit of controversy this week by adding a 100 points to his Yahtzee score, when he hadn't even had a whiff of a Yahtzee. It was only because I had my eye on the ball that his questionable behaviour was noticed. He professes his innocence but I'm not so sure. He finished fourth in the match, managing joint third in the league. I finished fifth in the match with yet another middle of the road performance. It wasn't enough to improve my position in the league and I remain in sixth. Lee managed to finish sixth in the match with a lacklustre effort. And this was after he privately confided to me that he was gonna swoop in with some god like scores and claim the league. Yes, the mouth is still there, just a little quieter. He drops from fourth in the league to fifth. Truly god like. Russell only managed seventh in the match. But to be fair, he was only an hour away from meeting the king. It would be the first time King Charles would meet his Godfather, so Russell was understandably nervous. He did however manage to hold on to third in the league, albeit joint third with Neil. Mollie, as usual played like a quadruple amputee at Wimbledon. But this time she finished eighth, not her usual ninth. There is a very good reason for this, but we'll get to that very soon. She remains bottom of the league, once again. Claire, Claire, Claire. How the mighty have fallen. Not only did she finish ninth in the match, but she finished last with quite possibly the most miserable score I've ever seen. I've seen Schindler's list. I used to find it upsetting. But next to this score it's positively amusing. For shame Claire, for shame. She drops from seventh in the league to eighth.
League Table as of 14/12/24
1. Kerrie - 69
2. Faith - 61
3. Russell - 54
3. Neil - 54
5. Lee - 53
6. Chris - 47
7. Millie - 43
8. Claire - 42
9. Molly - 30
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