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Host
Alex Trebek
Contestants
see below
Announcer
Johnny Gilbert
Broadcast
Jeopardy! Season 29 Teen Tournament Title Card
January 30~February 12, 2013
Packager
Sony Pictures Television

Contestants[]

Name Class Results WC
Irene Vazquez Eighth Grader Wild Card
Nilai Sarda Freshman
Tori Amos Sophomore Wild Card
William Crouch
Brittany Poppen Junior
Kelton Ellis
Lila Anderson
Arjun Byju Senior
Barrett Block
Emily Greenberg Wild Card
Joe Vertnik
Jordan Villanueva
Katie Stone
Leonard Cooper Wild Card
Olivia Hummer

Game Summary[]

Game Air Date Name Score Name Score Name Score Detail
QF #1 January 30, 2013 Lila Anderson $4,800
($2,400)
Kelton Ellis $24,200 Irene Vazquez $15,000 #
QF #2 January 31, 2013 Brittany Poppen $1,400 Nilai Sarda $18,000 Katie Stone $13,800 #
QF #3 February 1, 2013 Arjun Byju $4,800
($7,400)
William Crouch $10,800 Olivia Hummer $7,800 #
QF #4 February 4, 2013 Tori Amos $19,600 Leonard Cooper $20,400 Jordan Villanueva $4,799 #
QF #5 February 5, 2013 Barrett Block $24,001 Emily Greenberg $18,200 Joe Vertnik $20,000 #
SF #1 February 6, 2013 Barrett Block $28,001 Irene Vazquez $100 William Crouch $0 #
SF #2 February 7, 2013 Kelton Ellis $0 Joe Vertnik $0 Tori Amos $0 #
SF #3 February 8, 2013 Leonard Cooper $30,200 Emily Greenberg $24,400 Nilai Sarda $30,400 #
Final February 11, 2013 Nilai Sarda $19,000 Barrett Block $17,600 Leonard Cooper $3,000 #
February 12, 2013 $7,400 $18,000 $37,000 #
Total $26,400 $35,600 $40,000

Trivia[]

  • No one won in the second semi-final, so the format was changed to giving WC to the runner-up in the 1st and 3rd games,[1] and as a result, Leonard, the runner-up, went up and even won the championship.
  • In addition, Leonard was considerably behind his competitors in the early stages, but rose to first place in the second half of the DD, and showed an interesting appearance in entertainment, such as writing funny incorrect answers in the last FJ.
  • Leonard, the winner of the event, joined the All-Star Games six years later.

References[]

  1. This is the first since June 12, 1998, and the first since July 9, 1991 in terms of tournaments.

List[]


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Jeopardy! Teen Reunion Tournaments
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