Jennifer Quail is a Jeopardy contestant, known for her appearance on the 36th season of America’s favorite quiz show. She became an eight-time champion of the show and bagged total winnings of $228,800.
Moreover, she is the women’s champion who has won every single recorded episode since Lisa Schlitt, and the women’s champion with more than 5 consecutive wins in 1 year and 10 months since Rachel Lindgren. She also competed in the 2021 Tournament of Champions where she finished second and won another $100,000.
ICYMI: Following day 1 of the @Jeopardy Tournament of Champions finals, Dowagiac’s Jennifer Quail is in 2nd. She has $14,500, which will be added to her Friday total, but she’ll have to catch up. Sam Kavanaugh leads with $38,000. Veronica Vichit-Vadakan is in 3rd with $6,400. pic.twitter.com/1oJ4IgpPJw
— The Herald-Palladium (@HeraldPalladium) May 28, 2021
Jennifer is now returning on the Jeopardy! stage for the first-ever Invitational Tournament 2024. The tournament includes champions and memorable participants from the past to compete once again.
Similarly, the contestants will compete in nine quarterfinal games, three semifinals, and a best-of-four finals series: the first champion to win two games will be crowned the first-ever Jeopardy! Invitational Tournament champion. The winner will get a $100,000 grand prize and an invitation to compete in the “Jeopardy! Masters” 2024.
In the quarterfinal episode, she will face two previous season contestants; Alex Jacob, an online trivia league host from Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Brandon Blackwell, a writer and TV personality originally from Jamaica, New York.
Jennifer Quail will face Alex Jacob and Brandon Blackwell in the sixth quarterfinal game of the first-ever Jeopardy Invitational Tournament on 27 March 2024. (Source: Jeopardy.com)
Alex became a six-time Jeopardy champion in its 31st season and took $149,802 to his home. Moreover, he is a 2015 Tournament of Champions winner and the 2019 All-Star Games member of the wildcard match of 3rd-place Team Buzz.
On the other hand, Brandon is a 2008-B Jeopardy Teen Tournament wildcard semifinalist and has won $10,000. He has experience appearing on trivia shows such as Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, the Million Second Quiz, and ABC’s 500 Questions.
Jennifer is excited about her new episode and is having a watch party with her close ones. Her episode will air on 27 March 2024.
Get to know Jeopardy contestant Jennifer Quail’s wiki, age, family, education, marriage, job, and personal life details here.
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Jennifer Quail Wiki, Age & Family
Jennifer Quail is 45 years of age now. She was born Jennifer Ann Quail in the year 1978 and celebrates her birthday on 19 September every year.
Happy birthday to me!
— Author Jennifer Quail (@jenniferquail) September 19, 2011
As per wiki, she grew up with her family on the east side of Michigan near Detroit. Though there are not many details regarding her family, she has shared pictures with her mother on Facebook.
Quail is accompanied by a brother who resides in Westchester, New York. As per her surname, she is of Anglo-Celtic origin, specifically English, Irish, Manx, and Scottish.
A trivia fan, she used to watch ‘Wheel of Fortune’ and ‘Jeopardy!’ with her family after completing homework. She auditioned three times but did not advance to appearing on the show. Finally, her fourth try made her compete on the popular trivia show.
Jennifer Quail Husband: Is She Married Now?
Jennifer is unmarried and does not have a husband. She seems to be single now.
Likewise, there are no posts evincing her possible relationship on her social media. She is active on both Facebook and Twitter.
Quail enjoys her spare time traveling, painting, coffee, drawing, and telling people about archaic, obscure, and antique things. An animal lover, she is the keeper of dogs, cats, a retired racehorse, an indoor duck, and a Betta fish named Guppy.
Jennifer Quail Job Experience
Jennifer is a wine consultant at Domaine Berrien Cellars in Berrien Springs, Michigan. She has been working at a winery for more than five years.
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Beside, she is a writer and has been writing about vampires and magic since her first sale to Dreams of Decadence magazine. She is the author of fantasy, romance, horror, ghost stories, and a few indie novels.
Quail’s first book, Strange Roads: Book One of Omens in the Night (2012), reached the top 100 free Kindle Books on Amazon. Additionally, she has been Quora Top Writer for 2017 and 2018. Her other books are The Demon That Is Dreaming: Omens in the Night Book II (2014), and Night Train To Cherbourg: A Joszef Kiraly: Gentleman, Vampire Mystery (2015).
