History of Results
| Year | Team match (A Team Trophy) | Advanced ballroom | Advanced Latin | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Cambridge | Kyle Taylor, Polina Shklyaeva(Liverpool) | Kyle Taylor, Poline Shklyaeva(Liverpool) | Winter Gardens, Blackpool |
| 2011 | Oxford | Graham Dixon, Robyn Price (Nottingham) | Arman Sahovic, Maria Naumchenko (Imperial) | Winter Gardens, Blackpool |
| 2010 | Oxford | Arman Sahovic, Maria Naumchenko (Imperial) | Tudor Balan, Janet Gooi (Manchester) | Winter Gardens, Blackpool |
| 2009 | Cambridge | Arman Sahovic, Anne Marie Wirth (Imperial) | Peter Kecskemethy, Reka Balogh (Oxford) | Winter Gardens, Blackpool |
| 2008 | Cambridge | Ryan Lamb, Katie Armstrong (Durham) | Ivan Lubenko, Pippa Underwood (Oxford) | Winter Gardens, Blackpool |
| 2007 | Cambridge | Ryan Lamb, Katie Armstrong (Durham) | Lev Kravchencko, Toni Isaacs (Bristol) | Winter Gardens, Blackpool |
| 2006 | Cambridge | Paul Fannon, Vesna Kadelburg (Cambridge) | Alexander Hobbs, Samantha Jayatilaka (Imperial) | Guildford Spectrum |
| 2005 | Oxford | Nick Faull, Ju Min Wong (Oxford) | Arun Arumugam, Lisa Shen | Winter Gardens, Blackpool |
| 2004 | Oxford | Paul Fannon, Vesna Kadelburg (Cambridge) | Nick Faull, Harriet Smith (Oxford) | Stoke-on-trent |
| 2003 | Oxford Cambridge, Cardiff (3 way tie) | Paul Fannon, Vesna Kadelburg (Cambridge) | Scott Bradley, Sarah Adams (Cambridge) | Watford |
| 2002 | Oxford | Martin Bird, Shelley Bird (Reading) | Igor Strukov, Rebecca Emmott (Sheffield) | Stoke-on-trent |
| 2001 | Oxford | Martin Bird, Shelley Bird (Reading) | Ellis Williams, Indika Gunaratne (Imperial) | Stoke-on-trent |
| 2000 | Cambridge | Martin Bird, Shelley Bird(Reading) | George Georghiou, Lucy Jones (Cambridge) | Guildford |
| 1999 | Imperial | S Richmond & J.Silmon-Clyde (Imperial) | Oxford | |
| 1998 | London | A Walker & S.E Long (Liv/York) | Manchester | |
| 1997 | Imperial | A Walker & J Killup (Liv) | London | |
| 1996 | Imperial | Mark Birchenough, Shannah Long (Liv/York) | UEA | |
| 1995 | Oxford | Mark Birchenough, Shannah Long (Liv/York) | Hull | |
| 1994 | Imperial | Mark Birchenough, Shannah Long (Liv/York) | Liverpool | |
| 1993 | Imperial | P Latter & H Schafer (Camb) | Imperial | |
| 1992 | Imperial | MC Bath & G Rydill (Liv) | Nottingham | |
| 1991 | Imperial | MC Robinson & CA Turner (B'ham) | Birmingham | |
| 1990 | Oxford | MC Robinson & CA Turner (Aston) | Hull | |
| 1989 | Cambridge | S Thompson & M Webber (Bristol | Southampton | |
| 1988 | Leeds | Liverpool | ||
| 1987 | Cambridge | Bristol | ||
| 1986 | Cambridge | Leicester | ||
| 1985 | Imperial | Cambridge | ||
| 1984 | Oxford | Warwick | ||
| 1983 | Oxford | Lancaster | ||
| 1982 | Oxford | Southampton | ||
| 1981 | Lancaster | Oxford | ||
| 1980 | Oxford | Cambridge | ||
| 1979 | Cambridge | Lancaster | ||
| 1978 | Liverpool | Liverpool | ||
| 1977 | Liverpool | Imperial | ||
| 1976 | Liverpool | Exeter | ||
| 1975 | Liverpool | Newcastle | ||
| 1974 | Liverpool | Imperial | ||
| 1973 | Leeds | Manchester | ||
| 1972 | Leeds | Liverpool | ||
| 1971 | Leeds | Leeds | ||
| 1970 | Manchester | Bristol | ||
| 1969 | Cambridge | |||
| 1968 | UCL | |||
| 1967 | Liverpool | |||
| 1966 | Liverpool | |||
| 1965 | Leicester | |||
| 1964 | Liverpool | |||
| 1963 | Manchester |
The Offbeat results are as follows: 2005 Imperial
2004 Sheffield
2003 Bristol
2002 Sheffield
2001 Cambridge
2000 London
1999 Essex
1998 Sheffield
1997 Imperial
1996 Bath
1995 Imperial
1994 Nottingham
1993 Imperial
1992 Manchester
1991 Bath
1974 Manchester
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