Mattea Roach, a 23-year-old Nova Scotian now living in Toronto, won $ 32,001 in Tuesday night’s episode – beating the other two competitors. During the Double Risk! round, Mattea received a question about the Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers correctly and said she “could not do it wrong” because it was her hometown. She returns on Wednesday night to defend her title. Roach graduated from Halifax Sacred Heart School in 2015 and her family still lives in Halifax and Cape Breton.
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The story goes on under the ad Roach took to Twitter to announce that she would be on the show on Tuesday. She wrote on Twitter that she felt “incredibly supportive” after her family living on the Marion Bridge, NS, posted a sign at her grocery store, wishing good luck on the show. In what I can only call a show of “Cape Breton extreme behavior”, my mom’s cousin picked it up at the grocery store he runs and my great aunt / uncle at Marion Bridge – feeling so incredibly supportive !! Two more days ✨ pic.twitter.com/bORqgiOuvp – Mattea Roach (@mattearoach) April 3, 2022 Mattea’s mother, Patti Mackinnon, said she was excited about her daughter, with “a little healthy anxiety”. MacKinnon said he was in danger! It was not a long-term dream for Mattea, but it is something she had in mind during the pandemic. “What she was saying was that she really misses the competition,” MacKinnon said. The story goes on under the ad Roach used to compete in the debate while in high school and college, “at a fairly high level,” according to MacKinnon. “He is very knowledgeable. “He wants to know what he can about what he can.” Trending Stories
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Although her daughter’s desire to participate in the show was not such a big surprise, MacKinnon said she was ecstatic when she found out that Mattea had taken the cast. “I was just very excited. “I was so excited to have this opportunity.”
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The family found out that Roots would be in danger! in January, and three weeks later he had to be in Los Angeles to record. But they had to keep it a secret until two weeks ago. “We’ve been waiting a long time… As we approached the screening day, it’s extremely exciting.” She said her family is “very fond of the show”, although MacKinnon admitted that they watched it less often since Alex Trebek died. “But we are definitely super fans again now, and we watch every day,” he said. The story goes on under the ad MacKinnon said she did not know anyone else who was in Jeopardy !, so the family now feels like they are part of an exclusive club, she joked. Although she could not reveal how Mattea did in the competition, she said her daughter loved the experience. “She said that her whole experience was wonderful. The production team was super-fantastic, so that’s all we can hope for. “ Descending to Los Angeles, a U.S. customs agent he told me to “rock our socks” on @Jeopardy, so that’s what I tried to do – catch me on April 5th to find out if I made it! pic.twitter.com/9CjpI9dzU1 – Mattea Roach (@mattearoach) March 24, 2022 In a message to Global News, Roach’s aunt, Amy, described her as “a rare diamond of a Jeopardy contestant”. “We are so excited!” Her aunt wrote. The story goes on under the ad On Tuesday night, Roths faced California-based high school teacher Camron Conners and Virginia’s government sponsor Kathleen Snyder. Many former Dangers! The contestants came to wish Roach good luck as well. thanks!! I am described as “from Toronto” on the show, but I am very proud to represent my country 🌊 – Mattea Roach (@mattearoach) March 26, 2022 © 2022 Global News, part of Corus Entertainment Inc.
