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Courtney Shah
Courtney Shah
Occupation: Community College Instructor
Years active: 2021-2022
Known for: Appearances for Jeopardy!

Courtney Shah is a community college instructor from Portland, Oregon. She is the champion who finished the Spring and Autumn Warring States era after Brian Chang, who won 7 consecutive victories[1].

Jeopardy! Run[]

Regular Play[]

Game No. Air Date Final score Cumulative Winnings Notes
1 June 28, 2021 $15,400 $15,400 First game with Dr. Sanjay Gupta as guest host and Courtney's first win from third place.
2 June 29, 2021 $23,700 $39,100
3 June 30, 2021 $19,000 $58,100 Courtney's first win from second place.
4 July 1, 2021 $13,958 $72,058 Courtney's first runaway game.
5 July 2, 2021 $7,200 $79,258 Courtney's second win from third place.
6 July 3, 2021 $17,700 $96,958
7 July 4, 2021 $21,600 $118,558 Courtney's second runaway game.
8 July 5, 2021 $7,000 $120,558 Nikole Villanueva ends her streak and is awarded $2,000 for finishing second.

Tournament of Champions[]

On the 2022 ToC, she appeared in the 4th quarterfinal game against Rowan Ward and John Focht. She had 9 responses correctly and one wrong response, but John Focht beat her and take home $5,000.

Common with Other Champions[]

Trivia[]

  • She is the first women's champion with more than 5 consecutive wins since MacKenzie Jones, and the first women's champion with more than 5 consecutive wins after Alex's death.
  • She is the only champion to break the $100,000 mark 7 times. It is unusual considering that it usually breaks over $100,000 in the 6th episode at the latest.
  • Like 6-time champ Megan Wachspress, she is a champion who has come-from-behind victories from third place twice before FJ.

References[]

  1. For a total of 100 times, no champion with more than 5 wins in a row appeared, and since John Focht, the 4-times champion, no champion with 3 wins in a row appeared for 37 times, and even 4 times in a row did not emerge during 88 times.
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