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April Preyar: Unveiling Trials & Triumph Board Game -SG Holiday Gift Guide Feature


Legal Empowerment and Cool Vibes Collide in the Perfect Holiday Gift

Hey SistaGurls, Laura Miller here, aka Capt SistaGurl, and I am beyond excited to introduce you to a game-changer in legal education and empowerment. As we dive into the SG Holiday Gift Guide, let's shine a spotlight on April Preyar, the legal luminary behind th revolutionary Trials & Triumph Board Game.

Trials & Triumph: A Legal Luminary's Vision:

Crafted by the brilliant mind of April Preyar, a 21-year-old criminal defense attorney, Trials & Triumph is more than a game; it's a tool for navigating police encounters and fostering critical thinking, especially in our teens. As Capt SistaGurl, I'm all about empowerment, and this board game is a game-changer in that department.

Empowering Critical Thinking in Teens:

One of the standout features of Trials & Triumph is its ability to awaken critical thinking in our teens. In a world full of challenges and peer pressures, this game equips them with the skills to make it home safely after a police encounter and steer clear of the criminal justice system. It's not just a game; it's an investment in their future. 

Media Maven and Legal Extraordinaire:

April Preyar isn't just making waves in courtrooms and on social media – Trials & Triumph has taken her influence to new heights. As a tenured attorney, she's been featured on popular shows like Inside Edition, CourtTV, NewsNation, and the Oxygen Channel. 

The Holiday Gift You Didn't Know You Needed:

As we curate the SG Holiday Gift Guide, Trials & Triumph is a standout recommendation. It's a gift that goes beyond the material, offering a chance for education, empowerment, and a whole lot of fun. Whether it's for your teens, friends, or family, this board game is a thoughtful and impactful present that embodies the spirit of the season.

So, SistaGurls, let's make this holiday season unforgettable by gifting Trials & Triumph – the game that embodies the essence of legal empowerment. April Preyar, thank you for bringing this gem into our lives.

Wishing you all a joyful and empowering holiday season!


Capt SistaGurl

The SistaGurl Blog

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