‘We are so excited:’ Woman from N.S. to compete on Jeopardy! tonight
Nova Scotians might want to tune in to Jeopardy! on Tuesday night to support a local talent.According to her aunt Amy, Roach’s family lives in Halifax, and she graduated from the Sacred Heart School of Halifax in 2015.Roach took to Twitter to announce her episode airing.
She tweeted she felt “incredibly supported” after her family living in Marion Bridge, N.S., posted a sign on their grocery store, wishing her good luck on the show. In what I can only call a display of “extreme Cape Breton behavior,” my mom’s cousin put this up at the grocery store he and my great aunt/uncle run in Marion Bridge – feeling so incredibly supported!! Two more days ✨
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