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The winning post has been reached and Amy Begbie is the runaway winner with 56 points.
This is the highest points total we have ever had in Superten.
She takes first prize of £180.

Behind Amy there was a real battle for the minor places with no fewer than 10 scores coming in between 40 and 44.
The outright winner of second place is Lorraione Sweeney with 43 points . She gets £60
At the half way stage Lorraine only had 13 points and with 2 weeks to go she only had 25. However, an 8 in week 9 followed by a 10 in week 10 put her right up into second place.
There was a tie for third place as Fay Cook and Craig Logan both had 42 points. Under our rules the countback came into play with the scores for weeks 1,2,3, and 8, 9, 10 being used.
Craig came out on top with 30 points compared with Fay's 29 so Craig gets £40 and Fay gets £20

Just out of the money were Dave Reid and Adams-Dick Kimden with41 points while Derek Devine,Greg Glover, Jim Wilson, Elinor Coulson , Grant Low all had 40.


And sorry Burnsie but it has to be said the winner of the Booby prize is Ian Burns

The first number shown is your number for the first 5 weeks .
The second number is your number for weeks 6 to 10
See below for description of how Superten works
Adams-Dick Kimden 97 81 Alexander Aileen 104 74 Balfour Dave 121 57 Beattie B 44 134 Beattie R 87 91 Beattie V 111 67 Begbie Amy 105 73 Begbie Callum 49 129 Begbie J 56 122 Blackley Michael 117 61 Blair A 118 60 Blair Norma 48 130 Brown Clair 67 111 Brown Elaine 35 143 Brown G1 102 76 Brown G2 59 119 Brown nicola 64 114 Brown Richard 126 52 Brown Scott 134 44 Brown Stewart 76 102 Buckman/Hadden 99 79 Burns C 93 85 Burns ch 150 28 Burns Euan 60 118 Burns Ian 71 107 Burns Isla 86 92 Caldwell M (Jnr)2 128 50 Caldwell Mar 69 109 Caldwell Mike 42 136 Caldwell Mike Jnr 74 104 Caldwell Mike2 101 77 Christie J2 141 37 Cook Fay 90 88 Cormack L 66 112 Cormack Lee2 135 43 Coulson Elinor 119 59 Coulson Neil 120 58 Couper G 112 66 Couper G 127 51 Couper Lynn 55 123 Cunningham Colin 116 62 Devine Derek 107 71 Duncan craig 78 100 Duncan Fergus 89 89 Ellis Alun 91 87 Ellis Sarah 131 47 Falconer Kirsty 51 127 Findlay Bill 82 96 Findlay Gavin 50 128 Findlay M 61 117 Fleming Alan 124 54 Gardiner A 81 97 Gardiner I 33 145 Gardiner J2 140 38 GardinerH 52 126 Glover Greg 98 80 Hadden Peter 142 36 Hadden Rebecca 146 32 Hadden Suzie 148 30 Healey Mark 143 35 Henderson Sarah 46 132 Hutchings Scott 92 86 Inglis G 132 46 INGLIS g2 149 29 J Christie 68 110 Johnson Joe 137 41 Kerr Neil 88 90 Lawson Ginny 58 120 Lawson P2 109 69 Lawson Paul 34 144 Letham Craig 122 56 Letham grant 94 84 Logan Craig 100 78 Low Grant 147 31 Mackay Brian 106 72 MACKAY Susan 57 121 McDonald Stuart 47 131 McGavin T 96 82 McGowan Kirsty 54 124 Mechan T2 37 141 Mechan Tom 95 83 Mitchell K 129 49 Moffat Margaret 53 125 Monks Nick 85 93 Mooney Ann 139 39 Mooney Ann 2 110 68 mooney Joe 144 34 Mooney M1 36 142 Mooney M2 32 146 Mooney W 40 138 Munro Joanne 63 115 Nicholson Alan 45 133 Perkins W 65 113 Petrie Willie 31 147 Reid D1 114 64 Reid D2 138 40 Reid D3 73 105 Rhind Murray 28 150 Robb A 123 55 Robb Claire 80 98 Robb Norman 62 116 Robb Norman 2 43 135 Schiazone Robert 115 63 Scotland Lee 130 48 Shaw Richard 41 137 Smith W1 38 140 Smith W2 39 139 Sweeney Lorraine 83 95 Taylor Neil 84 94 Telfer Brian 75 103 Thomson Callum 113 65 Thomson Liam 77 101 Todd Douglas 145 33 Turner Elaine 70 108 Walker Nicola 136 42 Ward Peter 108 70 Watson Alan 125 53 Watson Dave 103 75 Williamson Brian 133 45 Wilson Anne 79 99 Wilson J 72 106

Each entrant is given a number drawn from the hat and this is used in the Sunday Mail results page. After 5 weeks the number is switched - see explanation below.

The total goals scored by your number is your score for the week and the scores are accumulated for the 10 weeks with the highest totals being the winners. The prize Fund depends on the number of entries but the last 2 Supertens have seen the following prize list: first £200 / £190, second £70 / £65, third £40 / £35, fourth £25.

There will be a cap of 10 points on any one match, to avoid distortion due to some crazy scores. In the event of a tie for third and fourth place a countback will come into play to determine the winner of each prize. The countback will be the total scores for weeks 1,2 and 3 added to the scores for weeks 8,9 and 10.

You will receive an email each week showing the cumulative scoreboard. The spreadsheet showing the full 10 weeks of the competition can be sent out to anyone who wishes to see it.

Your first number was drawn from the hat and lasts for the first 5 weeks. To calculate your second number for weeks 6 to 10 you take:

1 The highest number in the draw ie 150 and add to it the lowest number in the draw, say 31
2 This gives a total of 181. You then take your first number and deduct it from the 181 to get your second number

e.g. first number is 100 therefore second number is 81, first number is 80 then second number is 101 and so on.