Individual Honours Board: D League

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Season	1st			2nd			3rd
2000–1	Rick Davis	14	414	Jackie Hulme	16	324	David Harrison / Andy Frame		309
1999–2000	Jackie Hulme	15	339	Chris Butler	16	306	Lesley Bailey	13	303

1997–8 (**)	Gloria Penman	10	210	Graham Wallace	9	207	Sean Higgins	13	204
1996–7 (*)	Tristan O'Neill	13	336	Gloria Penman	14	321	Dave Griffiths	14	315
1995–6	Phillip Morgan	14	291	Neil Wall	11	279	Dave Griffiths	10	264
1994–5	Steve Haslam	16	414	Andy Jackson	14	306	Steve Roxborough	45	288

1991–2	Steve Haslam	14	357	Stuart Mills	13	318	Bernard McLoughlin	14	303
1990–1	Jeff Gallagher	12	369	John White	13	339	Betty Dobson	15	303
1989–90	Paul Prior	16	390	David Thompson	13	306	Tony O'Neill	16	297

1987–8	Alasdair Reid	11	282	Martin McReynolds	10	282	Phil Garwood	9	282
1986–7	Peter McBride	12	405	John Knight	12	318	Tony O'Neill	12	297

In the seasons marked (*), each team played only 14 games in the D League and the best 11 individual scores were counted. In other seasons, each team played 16 games and the best 12 scores were counted.

In 1997–8 (**), the D League was scheduled to have seven teams after the Parkside Social Club resigned. The Wood Ox then resigned after playing just one friendly game, leaving only six. Each team played ten games, plus some friendlies. Friendlies counted towards individual totals, but only the best eight scores were counted at the end of the season.

In 2000–1, David Harrison and Andy Frame tied for third place. They each played 15 games and scored 309 points in their best 12.

In the 1987–8 season, three people tied for first place.

In the 1986–7 season, only the totals of the best 12 individual scores were recorded for posterity.

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Individual Honours Board: D League