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Courtney Shah

1974–2026

Dr. Courtney Shah was an American doctor and seven-time Jeopardy! champion who won $118,558 during her 2021 run on the quiz show.

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Dr. Courtney Shah died on July 22, 2026, at the age of 52 following a battle with brain cancer. Her death was announced by her daughter, Maya Shah, via a CaringBridge tribute, where she described her mother passing peacefully at home. Shah had been diagnosed with a brain tumor in early 2026 and later made the decision to transition to hospice care after chemotherapy and radiation proved ineffective.

Shah gained public recognition as a contestant on the syndicated game show Jeopardy! in 2021. She achieved a seven-game winning streak, accumulating a total of $118,558 in winnings. Her performance on the show established her as a notable figure within the game show community. Prior to her television appearance, she held a doctoral degree and was associated with Lower Columbia College.

Following her diagnosis, her daughter provided regular updates to fans and supporters through an online site, sharing details of her treatment and eventual transition to comfort care. Shah's passing drew tributes from fans of the quiz show who remembered her for her knowledgeable performances and gracious demeanor during her run.

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  1. Jeopardy! Champion Courtney Shah Dead at 52 After Brain Cancer Battlee-online-top-stories