| Terry O'Shea | |
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| Birth Hometown: | Bridgewater, New Jersey |
| Occupation: | Junior |
| Years active: | 2014 |
| Known for: | 2014 College Championship winner ToC semifinalist |
Terry O'Shea is a junior at Princeton University from Bridgewater, New Jersey.
College Championship[]
In the third quarterfinal match, she faced with 2nd runner-up Kevin Shen and quarterfinalist Kenesha Bennett, answered the most responses correctly (including 1 DD) and only one wrong. She responded correctly in the Final and advanced to the semifinals.
In the second semifinal match, she faced with semifinalists Eric Turner and Ben Juster, answered sixteen responses correctly, and one wrong response. She was the only contestant to get the right response in the FJ!, added $7,900, and advanced to the finals.
In the first game of the finals, she faced with Kevin Shen and Tucker Pope, answered seventeen responses correct (including 1 DD) and only one response wrong. Tucker and she responded right in the final. In the second game of the finals, she answered nineteen responses correct and just two incorrect responses, making her the winner and appeared to the ToC.
Tournament of Champions[]
In the fourth quarterfinal game, she faced 8-day Drew Horwood and 5-day champion Sarah McNitt. She gave eleven correct responses and only one wrong response. She was the only player correct in Final and advanced to the semifinals.
In the first semifinal game, she faced 6-day champion Jared Hall and 20-day champion Julia Collins. She gave eleven correct responses and no wrong responses. She and Jared got Final wrong, bet $0 and they both took home $10,000.
Invitational Tournament[]
In the third quarterfinal game, she faced 13-day champion, 2015 Tournament of Champions first runner-up and 2019 All-Stars Game first runner-up Matt Jackson and 6-day champion, 2017 Tournament of Champions first runner-up and 2019 All Stars Game second runner-up Alan Lin. She gave fourteen right responses and only one response. She misunderstood the clue in Final Jeopardy and wrote the city. She took home $5,000