Allegra Kuney, a contestant from New Brunswick, New Jersey, returned to the “Jeopardy!” podium on Friday, November 7, aiming to extend her winnings beyond $65,001. She faced competition from judicial law clerk Mason Hendrix and doctoral student Larisa Mount, both eager to end her winning streak and claim the title.
“Yesterday, our two-game champion, Allegra Kuney, ended the game with the highest correct final Jeopardy wager we have seen all season and the second highest final score all season as well. She also responded correctly to 26 clues for the second game in a row, meaning she’s a consistently strong presence here on the Alex Trebek stage.”
Jennings emphasized Kuney’s consistency and strong presence during the show, recognizing her milestone achievements.
Both challengers were determined to break Kuney’s streak and win the game.
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Author's summary: Allegra Kuney's impressive “Jeopardy!” performance draws praise from host Ken Jennings as she faces strong contenders aiming to end her winning streak.