The Official Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana University

The Lion's Roar

The Official Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana University

The Lion's Roar

The Official Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana University

The Lion's Roar

Pink Freud repeats as quiz bowl champs

Pink+Freud+holds+up+the+Phi+Kappa+Phi+Quiz+Bowl+trophy+after+defending+their+2022+title%2C+winning+back-to-back+tournaments.+Oct.+10%2C+2023.
Kennith Woods
Pink Freud holds up the Phi Kappa Phi Quiz Bowl trophy after defending their 2022 title, winning back-to-back tournaments. Oct. 10, 2023.

On Tuesday afternoon, Pink Freud emerged victorious in the annual Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society’s quiz bowl tournament in the student union annex. 

Pink Freud, a team consisting of four psychology professors, defended their 2022 title against Talk Nerdy to Me, a team led by honors faculty member Fay Boudreaux and three freshmen. 

College of Honors and Excellence Dean Dr. Claire Procopio managed each team’s time and answers while communication professor Dr. Joseph Burns read them the questions, which pertained to history, science, music and pop culture, among other topics. 

Pink Freud featured Sara Sohr-Preston, Monique Leblanc, Paula Varnado-Sullivan and Suzanne Booth-Ledoux. They defeated Brains and Brawn in the semi-finals before squaring off against Talk Nerdy to Me in the final round. The psychology professors narrowly edged out the opposing squad, claiming victory with a final score of 65-60. 

Sohr-Preston commended Talk Nerdy to Me and said her team’s goal wasn’t to repeat but to enjoy themselves.

“It wasn’t that much pressure because we still all like to have fun and we like to support the other teams, too. I honestly thought the other team had won,” Sohr-Preston said.

 Talk Nerdy to Me featured Boudreaux, freshman nursing major Bailey Reynaud, freshman nursing and art double major Madison Davis and freshman political science major Brooke Richards. Despite the loss in the final round, Davis said she enjoyed the experience and is looking forward to the next quiz bowl. 

“It was really fun and I really enjoyed it. I’ll definitely come back if there is another one. It gave me a confidence boost because I felt I got my team a lot of points,” Davis said.

Leave a Comment
About the Contributor
Kennith Woods
Kennith Woods, News Editor
Kennith Woods is a sophomore communication major with a concentration in television and multimedia journalism and a creative writing minor. A resident of Prairieville, Kennith is The Lion’s Roar’s newly-minted news editor. His passion for progressive change within our communities is the driving factor behind his educational pursuits, as he wants to use journalism to facilitate vital information to the public and simultaneously serve as a mouthpiece for the people’s needs and concerns.
Donate to The Lion's Roar
$600
$1000
Contributed
Our Goal

Your donation will support The Lion's Roar student journalists at Southeastern Louisiana University.
In addition, your contribution will allow us to cover our annual website hosting costs.
No gift is too small.

More to Discover
Donate to The Lion's Roar
$600
$1000
Contributed
Our Goal

Comments (0)

Comments and other submissions are encouraged but are subject to The Lion's Roar Comments and Moderation Policy. All views expressed are those of the author and should not be interpreted as the views of The Lion's Roar, the administration, faculty, staff, or students of Southeastern Louisiana University.
All The Lion's Roar Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *