Taylor A’Latorre Jeopardy Profile: Age, Job, Family, Stats

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Taylor A’Latorre Jeopardy Contestant Profile
Taylor A’Latorre is a fulfillment worker from Plano, Texas, whose public background indicates a long history of exceptional academic achievement and competitive scholarship. During high school, Taylor attended Jasper High School and Plano Senior High School within the Plano Independent School District, where they distinguished themselves in prestigious academic competitions. At the 2012 Texas State Academic Decathlon, Taylor competed in the Honors Division and placed fourth individually in the state, earning an outstanding score of 900 in Literature while contributing significantly to Plano Senior High School’s overall team performance. That same year, Taylor was a member of the Plano team representing the World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth at the Academic WorldQuest national championship alongside Angela Meng, Patricia Chen, and another teammate. The team won first place nationally, defeating schools from across the United States in a competition focused on international affairs, global politics, geography, and current events.
Following high school, Taylor attended Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. There, they remained active in academic competition by joining the Northwestern University Quizbowl Team during the 2012–2013 season. Public tournament records show Taylor averaging 31.89 points per game while competing in collegiate quizbowl tournaments across multiple states, demonstrating continued excellence in trivia and academic knowledge. Public academic and professional records also associate Taylor with the University of Texas at Dallas, suggesting a return to the Dallas–Fort Worth area for additional university studies or research after Northwestern.
Beyond formal academics, Taylor developed a public profile as a writer and music critic. Between 2016 and 2018, they contributed reviews to The Singles Jukebox, a collaborative online music criticism publication, writing about contemporary pop, R&B, and electronic dance music releases by artists including Khalid and Galantis. Earlier, while attending Plano Senior High School, Taylor also contributed to Wildcat Tales, the school’s official student newspaper, reflecting an early interest in journalism and writing.
Although Taylor currently appeared on Jeopardy! as a fulfillment worker from Plano, Texas, the available public record suggests a much broader academic and intellectual background. Their achievements span national academic championships, state-level Academic Decathlon success, collegiate quizbowl competition at Northwestern University, additional studies linked to the University of Texas at Dallas, and published work as both a student journalist and music reviewer. Their current occupation does not diminish an extensive history of scholarly accomplishment and engagement with competitive academic pursuits.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Taylor A’Latorre |
| Location and Residence | Plano, Texas, United States |
| Profession and Jobs | Fulfillment worker; former volunteer music reviewer and critic for The Singles Jukebox; student newspaper contributor (Wildcat Tales) |
| Gender and Sex | Male |
| Age and Date of Birth | |
| Nationality and Ethnicity | American; Hispanic/Latino heritage |
| Education and School | Jasper High School; Plano Senior High School (Plano ISD); Northwestern University (Evanston, Illinois); University of Texas at Dallas (public records associate Taylor with UTD) |
| Relationships (Married, Dating, Sexuality) and Family | |
| Biography and More Details | Competed for Plano Senior High School in the 2012 Texas State Academic Decathlon Honors Division, placing 4th individually in Texas with a score of 900 in Literature. Member of the 2012 Academic WorldQuest national championship team representing the World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth, alongside Angela Meng, Patricia Chen, and another teammate, winning first place nationally. Competed for the Northwestern University Quizbowl Team during the 2012–2013 season, averaging 31.89 points per game in collegiate tournaments. Later associated with the University of Texas at Dallas through public academic and professional records. Contributed music reviews to The Singles Jukebox from 2016–2018, reviewing artists including Khalid and Galantis. Earlier contributed to Wildcat Tales, the student publication at Plano Senior High School. Publicly known as a highly accomplished academic competitor with achievements spanning Academic Decathlon, Academic WorldQuest, quizbowl, journalism, and music criticism. |
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Taylor A’Latorre Jeopardy Results
| Wednesday, 8 July 2026 | Caleb Groen Originally Thousand Oaks, California Law & Policy Student 4 Day Winnings of $71,200 Winning Score: $32,000 Round 2 Score: $31,400 Round 1 Score: $8,000 | Taylor A'Latorre Plano, Texas Fulfillment Worker Final Score: $18,805 Round 2 Score: $12,800 Round 1 Score: $5,600 | Molly Grove Camas, Washington Physician Final Score: $9,400 Round 2 Score: $9,400 Round 1 Score: $600 |
