In the episode, Catrice Sandt, a tap dancer from Thomaston, Connecticut, redeemed herself after a very shaky start ...

The episode, which was a rerun and originally aired on February 27, saw Catrice Sandt advance to the Bonus Round after ...

The player in question was Catrice Sandt, from Thomas, Connecticut, who eventually took home more than $119,000 on Thursday, February 27, but the buzzer almost ran out because of a simple mistake.

Thursday night's episode featured Catrice Sandt from Thomaston, Connecticut, Nadia Exama from Miami and Roy Chinn from Cypress, ... Seacrest then revealed Catrice had won a total of $119,800, ...

Notably, Sandt was a player-manager for the Triple-A Portland Beavers from 1980 to 1981 and later went on to manage the Double-A Buffalo Bisons and Lynn Sailors, as well as the Triple-A Hawaii ...

Sandt is a combat veteran who served in Vietnam with the United States Army. He’s a former Hillsdale Fire Chief and previously worked at the Hillsdale Borough Clerk for more than 20 years ...

Sandt was the first base coach under Lloyd McClendon on June 26, 2001, when the Pirates manager stole first base after arguing an out call on a bang-bang play involving Jason Kendall.

Sandt, a tap dancer from Thomaston, Connecticut, ... “Catrice you made me nervous adding those extra words. Congratulations,” wrote one YouTube commenter. Wheel of Fortune YouTube ...

The episode, which was a rerun and originally aired on February 27, saw Catrice Sandt advance to the Bonus Round after winning the episode with $19,800. Sandt, ...

The episode, which was a rerun and originally aired on February 27, saw Catrice Sandt advance to the Bonus Round after winning the episode with $19,800.