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Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions participants

The following is a list of contestants and where they placed in the tournament. Non-winning finalists who won more than the minimum guarantees are indicated in parentheses.

Finalists	Semifinalists	Quarterfinalists
Art Fleming Era (1964–1975)^[1]
First annual (1964)
Phyllis Gallo John Murphy Terry Thompson	Helen Beck Rosemary Taubert Pat McDermott Madeline Von Koch Sid Kramer Ruth Lind	[No quarterfinals]
Second annual (1965)
Winner: Babs McClellan Carolyn Benson Bob Wilder	Lou Ehrlich Pat Day Doris Sullivan Jim Cahill Bob Law Earle Codrington	[No quarterfinals]
Third annual (1966)
Winner: Burns Cameron^[2]		[No quarterfinals]
Fourth annual (1967)
Eleanor Endsley Harry Murtha Anne Fried	Frank Gray Sheila Gabriel Rosemary Marnell Libby Dyer Gail Berry Howard August	[No quarterfinals]
Fifth annual (1968)
Winner: Red Gibson John Miller Shep Shepherd	Fran Fisk Bill Martin Penny Costigen Marcia Bikalis Judy Gex Sally Hickman	[No quarterfinals]
Sixth annual (1969)
Winner: Jay Wolpert Elliot Shteir Nick Rorick	Elliot Baritz Jane Gschwend Ann Baker	Larry Schiller Joan Nephew John Gridley Judy Rubin Grant Willis Jack Gurner Mendy Snyder Burt Sherman Pat Dougiallo Jay Hayes Judy Reimer Joan Lawrence
Seventh annual (1970)
Winner: Gene Cheatam
Eighth annual (1971)
Winner: Rock Johnson
Ninth annual (1972)
Winner: Ann Marie Sutton
Tenth annual (1973)
Winner: Paula Ogren
Eleventh annual (1974)
Winner: Denny Golden
Alex Trebek Era (1984–present)
Season 2 (November 11-November 22, 1985)
Winner: Jerry Frankel 1st runner-up: Bruce Fauman ($9,399) 2nd runner-up: Steve Rogitz ($5,100)	Ron Black Paul Boymel (Season 1 biggest winner) Liz Caccese Larry Floyd John Hannatt Ric Moser	Elise Beraru Michael Day John Genova Paul Crozier Paula Tupper Nathan Walpow
Season 3 (November 3-November 14, 1986)
Winner: Chuck Forrest (Season 2 biggest winner) 1st runner-up: Paul Rouffa 2nd runner-up: Marvin Shinkman	Beryl Arbit Donald Burgo Gary Giardina Lionel Goldbart Gary Palmer Jay Rosenberg	Harvey Becker Jared Eisenstat Danny Green Mark Leinwand Eric Schoeck Guy Tonti
Season 4 (November 9-November 20, 1987)
Winner: Bob Verini 1st runner-up: David Traini ($16,000) 2nd runner-up: Eugene Finerman ($11,600)	Eric Berman Richard Cordray Michael Galvin Doug Molitor John Ryan (Season 3 biggest winner) Roger Storm	Keith Bell Jonathan Fellows Frank Hughes John Podhoretz Zeke Sevilla, Jr. Keith Walker
Season 5 (November 7-November 18, 1988)
Winner: Mark Lowenthal 1st runner-up: Bruce Naegeli (Season 4 biggest winner) ($18,799) 2nd runner-up: Sandra Gore ($13,000)	Roy Holliday Peggy Kennedy Richard Perez-Pena Steven Popper Michael Rankins Kathleen Waits	Michael Block Barbara-Anne Eddy Leah Greenwald Stephen Lebowitz Bruce Seymour Ron Trigueiro
Season 6 (November 6-November 17, 1989)
Winner: Tom Cubbage (also won Season 5 College Championship) 1st runner-up: Rich Lerner ($15,500) 2nd runner-up: Brian Wangsgard (Season 5 biggest winner)	Bruce Cox Mark McDermott Peggi Malys Eric Newhouse Ouida Rellstab Cigus Vanni	Cathy Boggs Jeff Richmond Joel Sacks Chris Shea Yael Sofaer Jim Thompkins-McLean
Season 7 (November 5-November 16, 1990)
Winner: Bob Blake 1st runner-up: Larry McKnight 2nd runner-up: Steve Berman	Jeff Bandman Andrew Bernknopf Erik Larsen Ofc. Frank Spangenberg (Season 6 biggest winner) Eric Terzuolo Jamie Weiss	Lisa Guay Dan Katz Richard Neale George Soule Michael Thayer Elaine Zollner
Season 8 (November 4-November 15, 1991)
Winner: Jim Scott 1st runner-up: Steve Robin ($12,600) 2nd runner-up: Lou Pryor ($9,700)	Mark Born (Season 7 biggest winner) Leslie Frates Scott Gillispie Jonathan Jacobs Lois Kurowski Mark Pestronk	Sara Cox Tom Halpern Bruce Ikawa John LeDonne Andrew Westney Lynne Wexler
Season 9 (November 9-November 20, 1992)
Winner: Leszek Pawlowicz 1st runner-up: Bruce Simmons 2nd runner-up: Jerome Vered (Season 8 biggest winner)	India Cooper Kirk Ditzler Richard Kaplan April McManus Leonard Schmidt Robert Slaven	Billy Baxter Ofc. Frank Epstein John Kelly, RET USAF Steve Newman Dave Willis Phil Yellman
Season 10 (November 15-November 26, 1993)
Winner: Tom Nosek 1st runner-up: Bev Schwartzberg ($19,100) 2nd runner-up: Marilyn Kneeland ($11,500)	Dennis Donohue Phoebe Juel Jack Mahoney Leslie Miller Ed Schiffer (Season 9 biggest winner) Walt Senterfitt	Debby Arnold Al Lin Linda Shepard Diane Siegel David Tiemann Fraser Woodford
Season 11 (November 14-November 25, 1994)
Winner: Rachael Schwartz 1st runner-up: Jeff Stewart ($20,800) 2nd runner-up: David Hillinck	Kurt Bray Steve Chernicoff John Cuthbertson (Season 10 biggest winner) Jean Grewe Brian Moore Bill Pitassy	Amy Fine Fred Frank Matt Morris Tom Nichols Bart Thomas David Venderbush
Season 12 (November 13-November 24, 1995)
Winner: Ryan Holznagel^[3] 1st runner-up: David Siegel (Season 11 biggest winner) ($24,600) 2nd runner-up: Isaac Segal ($16,600)	Bruce Borchardt Jonathan Groff Paul Thompson (Season 12 biggest winner) Jim Vercolen Gordon Wean Matt Zielenski	Aaron Klein Len Krisak Ben Lyon John McKeon Jim Morgan Linda Roberts
Season 13 (November 18-November 29, 1996)
Winner: Michael Dupee 1st runner-up: Bob Scarpone ($11,000) 2nd runner-up: Michael Daunt^[4] ($8,200)	Bill Dickenson Amanda Goad Mary Hirschfield Bill Sloan Beverly Spurs Shane Whitlock	Bernie Cullen David Cuneo Brad Plovan David Sampugnaro Lucien Schmidt Barbara Walker
Season 14 (February 2-February 13, 1998)
Winner: Daniel F. Melia (Season 14 biggest winner) 1st runner-up: Kim Worth (Season 13 biggest winner) 2nd runner-up: Bob Harris	Sahir Islam Lyn Payne Claudia Perry Fred Ramen Peter Scott Grace Veach	Craig Barker Joshua Den Hartog Paul Gutowski Pam Mifflin Arthur Phillips Wes Ulm
Season 15 (February 8-February 19, 1999)
Winner: David Abbott 1st runner-up: J. J. Todor ($20,600) 2nd runner-up: Juliet Wiley	David Bagley (Season 15 biggest winner) Dan Girard Pat Healy Lance Johnson Andrew Maly John Skelton	James Arey Andrew Hutchings Lara Robillard Chris Ward Carolyn White Melizza Zygmunt
Season 16 (May 8-May 19, 2000); taped at the Atlanta Civic Center in Atlanta, Georgia
Winner: Robin Carroll^[5] 1st runner-up: Jeremy Bate 2nd runner-up: Steve Fried	Mike Blumenfeld Carolyn Cracraft Terry Currin Chacko George Michael Rooney Eddie Timanus	Jack Archey Lee Lassiter Darlene Lieblich Helen Petroff Melissa Sexstone Janet Wong
Season 18 (October 22-November 2, 2001)
Winner: Brad Rutter 1st runner-up: Tad Carithers 2nd runner-up: Rick Knutsen	Larry Cloud Lan Djang Mark Eckard Ryan Moore Pam Mueller Babu Srinivasan (Season 17 biggest winner)	Michael Arnone Michelle Clum Bob Fleenor Andrew Garen Kevin Keach Doug Lach (Season 16 biggest winner)
Season 19 (May 5-May 16, 2003)
Winner: Mark Dawson 1st runner-up: Brian Weikle (Season 19 biggest winner) ($56,601) 2nd runner-up: Eric Floyd (Season 18 biggest winner)	Alan Bailey Mark Brown Jill Bunzendahl Chimka Maxine Levaren Trevor Norris Travis Troyer	Kathy Cassity Kyle Hale Jackie Harrison Mark Lee Jason McCune Ben Tritle
Season 21 (September 20-October 1, 2004)
Winner: Russ Schumacher 1st runner-up: Tom Walsh (Season 20 biggest winner) 2nd runner-up: Arthur Gandolfi	Seth Alcorn Tom Baker Anne Boyd Vinita Kailasanath Chris Miller Steve Reynolds	John Beck Samantha Ott Scott Renzoni Sean Ryan Jim Stalley Keith Williams
Season 21 Ultimate Tournament of Champions (February 9-May 25, 2005)
Winner: Brad Rutter 1st runner-up: Ken Jennings 2nd runner-up:Jerome Vered	Also see main article Jeopardy! Ultimate Tournament of Champions
Season 22 (May 8-May 19, 2006)
Winner: Michael Falk 1st runner-up: Vik Vaz 2nd runner-up: Bill MacDonald	David Madden (Season 22 biggest winner) Kevin Marshall Bob Mesko Jason Richards Aaron Thompson Maria Wenglinsky	Kerry Breitenbach Doug Dorst Kermin Fleming Tom Kavanaugh Nico Martinez David Rozenson
Season 24 (November 5-November 16, 2007)
Winner: Celeste DiNucci 1st runner-up: Doug Hicton 2nd runner-up: Cliff Galiher	Paul Glaser Christian Haines Chris Mazurek Susan Mitchell Jeff Spoeri Craig Westphal	Mehrun Etebari (Season 23 biggest winner) Cathy Lanctot Andrew Rostan Nick Swezey Sara Terrell Steve Unite
Season 25 (March 11-March 24, 2009); taped at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada
Winner: Dan Pawson 1st runner-up: Larissa Kelly (Season 24 biggest winner) 2nd runner-up: Aaron Schroeder	Ben Bishop Matt Kohlstedt Cora Peck Dave Simpson Donna Vogel Mark Wales	Carl Brandt Deborah Fitzgerald Lisa Klink Tom Morris Erik Nelson Jim Stevens
Season 26 (May 10-May 21, 2010)
Winner: Vijay Balse 1st runner-up: Jason Zollinger (Season 26 biggest winner) 2nd runner-up: Stefan Goodreau	Dave Belote Justin Bernbach (Season 25 biggest winner) Terry Linwood Liz Murphy Andy Srinivasan Nick Yozamp	Joey Beachum Ryan Chaffee Regina Robbins Patrick Tucker Christine Valada Stephen Weingarten

^ Most episodes from the Art Fleming era of Jeopardy! do not survive, so there is no video record of these Tournament of Champions games; paper records indicating the players may be found in the NBC Master Books daily broadcast log, available on microfilm at the Library of Congress Motion Picture and Television Reading Room. A summary of those records may be found here. A listing of Jeopardy! Grand Champions, 1968–1974, may be found in Fabe, Maxene (1979). TV Game Shows. Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company. p. 13. ISBN 0-385-13052-X.
^ A Piece of "Jeopardy!" Trivia - Sony Pictures
^ Ryan Holznagel later represented the United States in the 1996 International Tournament, losing in the semifinals.
^ Michael Daunt represented Canada in the 1997 International Tournament in Sweden, and won.
^ Robin Carroll later represented the United States in the 2001 International Tournament in Las Vegas, and won.

[1] Most episodes from the Art Fleming era of Jeopardy! do not survive, so there is no video record of these Tournament of Champions games; paper records indicating the players may be found in the NBC Master Books daily broadcast log, available on microfilm at the Library of Congress Motion Picture and Television Reading Room. A summary of those records may be found here. A listing of Jeopardy! Grand Champions, 1968–1974, may be found in Fabe, Maxene (1979). TV Game Shows. Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company. p. 13. ISBN 0-385-13052-X.

[2] A Piece of "Jeopardy!" Trivia - Sony Pictures

[3] Ryan Holznagel later represented the United States in the 1996 International Tournament, losing in the semifinals.

[4] Michael Daunt represented Canada in the 1997 International Tournament in Sweden, and won.

[5] Robin Carroll later represented the United States in the 2001 International Tournament in Las Vegas, and won.

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