| Robin Carroll | |
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| Birth Hometown: | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Occupation: | Instructional designer and curriculum developer |
| Years active: | 2000-2014 |
| Known for: | Winning the 2000 Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions and 2001 Jeopardy! International Championship |
Robin Carroll is an instructional designer and curriculum developer from Atlanta, Georgia.
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Trivia[]
- She was a research assistant when she won the Tournament of Champions in 2000.
- According to the official Jeopardy! web site, she is from Marietta, Georgia.
- Her husband, Dan Carroll, has appeared on S27.
- The ToC in which she appeared was the last ToC in which all finalists advanced to the semifinals with WC.
- This is the first time that a participant in that season has won the ToC in the same season.
- The fourth player to win all games from the first game by lock game[1], and then Rick Knutsen (2001)[2] and Ben Chan (2023) set the record.
- She was the first multi-crown champion, later set by Brad Rutter and James Holzhauer.
- With her win in the 2001 International Tournament, she eclipsed 1990 ToC winner Bob Blake as the show's biggest overall winner (not counting Super Jeopardy!).
References[]
- ↑ The first Elise Beraru (1984), the second Chuck Forrest (1985), and the third Jonathan Groff (1995). However, Chuck, the last one is a lock-tie, Jonathan is not accurate due to lack of old data, and he has mentioned it in UToC.
- ↑ After that, Anne Boyd (x4), Jason Richards (4x), Steve Unite (5x), Matt Jackson (13x), Kevin Walsh (5x), Cris Pannullo (21x), and Troy Meyer (6x) come close.