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Officepools101 Hall of Fame
Requirements to be elected to the OP101 Hall of Fame:
Automatic Induction: Win one of the "Skill" pools - King of the Hill or March Madness
Receive an "Honorable Mention": Voted by the OP Board of Trustees
Awards are shown in chronological order, with latest inductees at the top:
Winner - March Madness 2009 Total of 150 points, getting both of the teams in the final game correct.
 Winner - March Madness 2008 Total of 143 points, beating 4 players within 7 points of the lead.
Co-Winner - Sweet 16 and Elite 8 rounds
Winner - West Region
Winner - March Madness 2007 Total of 160 points, eclipsing the former record by 13 points!
Co-Winner - Sweet 16 and Elite 8 rounds
Winner - KOTH 2006 First "Queen" of the Hill 10 Weeks Beating out a record 58 opponents
Winner - March Madness 2006 Total of 100 points beating his closest rival by 12 pts.
Winner - Sweet 16 and Elite 8 rounds Winner - 1st and 2nd rounds
Co-Winner - South Region Perfect 32 points
Winner - KOTH 2005 14 Weeks Beating out 47 opponents
Winner - Atlanta Region
Winner - 1st quarter & halftime reverse
Winner - March Madness 2005 Overall Total of 147 points The 147 pts was the highest total for any March Madness to date
Winner - Sweet 16 and Elite 8 rounds
Winner & Reverse - 3rd quarter
Winner - "Least Hits"
Winner - 1st quarter, Halftime & Final reverse
Co-Winner - South Region Perfect 32 points
Winner - South Region
Winner - KOTH 2004 13 Weeks Beating out 37 opponents
Winner - Minnesota Region
Winner - Midwest Region
"Honorable Mentions"
Steve S. Has only been in one pool - Super Bowl Boxes 2005 picked 5 boxes and had the winning ones for the Halftime, Halftime Rev. and Final Score. Currently the overall "Points" leader for Officepools101
Joe L. Nearly pulled off Back-to-Back wins in 13 Run Pools III and IV. After winning Part III, he needed the Indians to score 13 to win IV They had 12 with a man on in the ninth but fell short. Tom J. won later that night.
Winner - 13 Run Part III
Winner - Rounds 1 & 2 - March Madness 2006
Chris M. In 13 Run Pool III, Chris had Atlanta, who needed only a 12 to win it all. Atlanta had 12 runs after they batted in the top of the ninth. The Cubs had 8 and scored 4 in the bottom of the ninth to tie it and force extra innings. The Braves eventually won it 13-12.
By far, the toughest loss in all the pools to date. |
