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Shane Rosenthal

**Shane Rosenthal** is a contestant from *March Madness*.

Shane wasn't keen on the strategy in *March Madness* but was kept around for being a solid challenge asset for his tribe. This would change in the third round, where Shane's open defiance of the majority alliance would result in him being voted out.

## Survivor Winter Park

### March Madness

Shane began the game on the Yasu tribe. Shane did not form an alliance while he was in the game, finding the strategic portion of the game to be boring. His tribe won the first challenge but would head to Tribal Council in the second, where he would cast a vote against Garrett Walker for finding him to be a nuisance around camp. This vote would be entirely disconnected from the rest of the tribe, which voted out Charlotte Batten instead. Shane's tribe would lose once again in the third round to the majority alliance of Drew Desabrais, Garrett Walker, and Marina Rentz wanting to target either Arthur Pacheco-Navarro or Isabel Otero which would inadvertently save Shane for another round. However, when approached by Marina Rentz about where he would be voting, Shane remained sitting down and retorted that he would vote for whoever he wanted to vote for. At Tribal Council, he ended up casting his vote for Marina, but his comment to her resulted in the target shifting entirely onto Shane, and he was voted out in a 4-1-1 blindside.

#### Voting History

 3
HORSE

**HORSE** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Season 1*.

## Rules

The players compete in a game of HORSE. In turn order, players would attempt a shot into a basketball hoop. If they landed it, the other players must match a shot from that position. Missing the shot would add a letter of "HORSE" to a player's score. The last player standing without spelling out the word "HORSE" wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Season 1* as the first part of the final round. Both Daniel Jaffe and Makenzie Kennedy would struggle to keep up with George Stedronsky, an avid basketball player. He would go on to eliminate both of them at the same time, due to them missing every single shot that George made.
Protect the President

**Protect the President** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Bloodlines*.

## Rules

Each round, one player from both tribes will be declared the president, while every other player will become a bodyguard and will try to eliminate the president by hitting them with a ball. A bodyguard can be eliminated by being hit in the back. Eliminating an opposing president earns the tribe a point, the first tribe to four points wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Bloodlines*. While Sayaka started out with an advantageous field position for a 3-1 lead, the shift to an even playing field for both tribes as well as a more strategic usage of the president position (having them run as far as possible with a bodyguard in guard) allowed for Kavuto to quickly catch up, resulting in their narrow 4-3 victory over Sayaka.

## Trivia

* As an oversight by production, Justin DeLoach was able to compete twice as the president, whereas Jonathan Gebaide never had to be in that position (Abril Severino was already sitting out of the challenge.)
Balloon Bucketeers

**Balloon Bucketeers** is a reoccurring challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Edge of Extinction* and reappeared in *Heroes vs. Villains*.

## Rules

Tribes would stand a medium distance apart from each other while passing along water balloons to the front of their line, where a player would pop the balloon to fill a bucket with water. The tribe with the most water in their bucket after ten minutes wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Edge of Extinction*. This challenge is remembered for being mostly disastrous, due to the uncountable measure of water in buckets against each other and a plethora of cheating throughout both tribes (passing the balloons at smaller distances, knocking balloons out of the hands of players on the other tribe.) No winner for the challenge was declared: instead, both tribes were sent to Tribal Council to vote out a player. Huleti had won the challenge with a narrow margin over Fitu and would instead have their eliminated player lose their vote at the next Tribal Council.

The challenge later returned in *Heroes vs. Villains*, with much less documentation from before as most challenges were not properly recorded from this challenge. While there are no results that can be spoke of, it can be assumed that the Villains beat the Heroes by a significant amount, a reoccurring theme throughout the season.

## Trivia

* Cecelia Gutman, George Stedronsky, Joseph Ales, and Makenzie Kennedy have competed in this challenge in multiple seasons.
	+ Cece and George won twice, Joseph won once, while Makenzie lost both times.
Balance Ball Blacklining

**Balance Ball Blacklining** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: The Forest Enigma*.

## Rules

One at a time, players race around the perimeter of a playground set (the Tribal Council set for the season) while balancing a ball on a pedestal. The player with the fastest time wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *The Forest Enigma*. Adelaide Vazzana was the first player to complete the challenge with a time of 2:53.39. She was quickly beat by Tyler Sibley with a 2:00.29, who was beat by Kathryn Robinson with a 1:19.55. Neither Owen Watkins nor Jake Lienhart were able to complete it before Katie, resulting in their eliminations. However, Susan Mallen would beat her time with a 1:12.15. As Benjamin DeLoach and Van Nguyen failed to beat that time, Susie won immunity.
Zachary Ross

**Zachary "Zach" Ross** is a contestant from *Edge of Extinction*.

Zach hardly played on *Edge of Extinction*, winning the first two immunity challenges before failing to attend the second day, resulting in his replacement.

## Survivor Winter Park

### Edge of Extinction

Zach began the game on the Huleti tribe. Zach joined an all-male alliance with his friends Ashton Corddry, Jacob Ludlow, Joshua Morris, and Zachary Asarnow to target Darcy Zobel and Madison Lee. He would never be faced with a Tribal Council, winning the first two immunity challenges of the day.

When the second day arrived, Zach was nowhere to be seen. It was revealed that Jake, the one who recruited Zach to play, didn't inform him of there being a second day, with production failing to inform Zach of this as well. Cecelia Gutman would end up recruiting Madison Visconti to take Zach's place.

## Trivia

* Zach wasn't considered an official player until July 26, 2021. Up until then, it was considered that Madison Visconti played the first two rounds in his place.
* Zach is the only player in *Survivor Winter Park* to never attend a Tribal Council.
* Zach is the only player to be replaced by another player.
Ki'halo

## Buff

**Ki'halo** is a tribe from *Survivor Winter Park: Island of Desolation* introduced following the tribe swap.

**Ki'halo** was dictated by a controlling male alliance, with their two eliminations being rather simple and unanimous decisions.

## Tribe History

The Ki'halo tribe would be formed in Round 6 following the tribe swap with four former Mohala members joining with three former Va'ena members. Despite being swapped with the majority of her tribe, Clarisa Groff found herself in a difficult position, having just gone against her three former tribe mates in Owen Rimes, Samuel Bernbaum, and Zachary Asarnow. The three would quickly pull in former Va'ena members Pedro Kawamura and Susan Mallen, leaving Daniel Jaffe on the outside (as he had been on his former tribe as well). After losing their first challenge, the tribe viewed Clarisa as a larger threat, deciding to target her for elimination. While Daniel would be scared into playing his Shot in the Dark unsuccessfully, Clarisa would be voted out 4-2, joined by Susie, who had left for an appointment and cast her vote early.

Daniel would remain on the outside of his tribe, with his secondary target status finally changing to primary as the tribe didn't have any more dangerous targets. They would go on to win their next immunity challenge, only to lose their third. With no Shot in the Dark, Daniel's efforts to target Pedro (who he believed to be the outsider of the tribe) would be all for naught as he would be voted out in a unanimous 5-1 vote.

In Round 10, the Ki'halo tribe would reach the merge. Neither Clarisa nor Daniel would reenter the game through the Island of Desolation twist.

## Trivia

* The Ki'halo tribe members, in alphabetical order, alternated between Mohala and Va'ena.
Heroes

**Heroes** (英雄, *Eiyū*) or **Protagonists** is/are individuals who possesses extraordinary talents, supernatural phenomena, or superhuman powers and uses them in dedication to be protecting or otherwise serving for the greater good; using their skills to counter community issues, such as day-to-day crime and combat threats enacted by Villains.

Some heroes are motivated into their careers by a sense of responsibility or duty, while others are thrust into the role due to a formal calling. Others may also hold a personal vendetta that leads them into the heroic role, or some may simply hold a strong belief in justice and humanitarian service and possess abilities to affect great change.

Regardless of their motivation, the heroic life is not for everyone; a willingness to risk one's own safety in the service of good is usually expected to be done so without expectation of reward and as such some heroes have to make great sacrifices in their personal or professional lives in order continue their heroic careers.

"*.*"

—About Heroes.

## Groups

Whether they operate independently or in a partnership, heroes will sometimes need to team together with other heroes to combat threats or problems that they would be unable to deal with solo.

The following is a list of signature heroic groups:

## See also

* Supportives
* Allies
* Anti-Heroes
* Villains
Angara

**Angara** is a tribe from *Survivor Winter Park: Season 1*.

Being controlled by an outside friendship, **Angara**'s lack of cooperation in challenges resulted in them entering the merge down in numbers, eventually leading to their complete decimation at the hands of the opposing Bataru tribe.

## Tribe History

Upon forming, Angara had an immediate majority alliance of Caleb Susunaga, Jacob Ludlow, and Landon Hurd being created, with Ellie Meyer and Jacob Thigpen being left on the outside. After failing at the puzzle portion of the challenge, Jacob was made the target of the tribe's first Tribal Council. This was complicated by his discovery of the Hidden Immunity Idol. At Tribal Council, Jacob was tipped off by D Stedronsky that he might need to play the idol, prompting him to play it while targeting Ellie as the weakest other player on the tribe. Combined with her own vote, Ellie became the first player to ever be voted out in *Survivor Winter Park* history.

While Angara enjoyed a round of immunity, it wouldn't last long as they Jake would fail to land his ring during the Ring Toss Relay, resulting in their tribe going back to Tribal Council. While Jacob fought for Jake's elimination due to his poor challenge performance, Jacob would be unanimously voted out 3-1 right before the merge.

At the start of Round 4, Angara was merged with Bataru to form the Navarro tribe.

## Trivia

* Angara is the first tribe to lost a challenge.
* Angara is the first blue tribe.
* With the original "The Office" theme, Angara was formerly known as the "Bears" tribe.
* Ellie Meyer was the only contestant from Angara to not return for *Season 2*.
	+ Coincidentally, every contestant from Angara to return for *Season 2* was eliminated in the same order as *Season 1* (Jacob Thigpen out first, followed by Jacob Ludlow, followed by Landon Hurd, followed Caleb Susunaga).
* Angara holds the record for the earliest use of an idol at Tribal Council, with Jacob using his at the first Tribal Council of the season.
* The only Angara members to make the merge voted for Jacob both times.
Ricardo Duarte-Parada

**Ricardo Duarte-Parada** is a contestant from *Halloween Spooktacular*.

Ricardo's inability to connect with his tribe in *Halloween Spooktacular* resulted in his unanimous vote at the first Tribal Council of the season.

## Survivor Winter Park

### Halloween Spooktacular

Ricardo began the game on the Honua tribe. Around camp, Ricardo mostly spent his time talking to the girls of the opposing Mokalo tribe, signaling to the guys that he wasn't a reliable member of the tribe going forward. This, combined with his poor communication during the opening challenge, would result in the entire tribe voting him out at Tribal Council, despite Ricardo's push against Coleman Preisser for being a worse challenge competitor.
Beta

## Buff

**Beta** is a tribe from *Survivor Winter Park: All-Stars*.

**Beta** was quickly divided into two primary alliances, held together by their initial strong challenge performances. Their one Tribal Council proved to be dramatic through the successful usage of an idol. The tribe managed to stay strong throughout the rest of the game, with a majority of players making deep runs before falling apart near the end.

## Tribe History

The Beta tribe would prove themselves to be a force in challenges at the start of the game, despite Pedro Kawamura's sprained ankle. Winning the first two challenges allowed the tribe to grow closer with each other, making alliances well known before any Tribal Council. Kristen Paul and Victoria De Notaris found themselves on the outside of the tribe, targeting Natalie Watkins for her lacking challenge performances and chemistry with the two girls. The alliance of Jesse Roldan, Lyndsey Keith, and Thorin Groth would have the most control, wanting to preserve Drew Desabrais and Pedro despite their outside relationships. After losing the third challenge of the season, the target would be squarely planted on Kristen due to Thorin's aggressive targeting of her. However, she would find an idol from a previous season, being tipped off by close friend Pedro before Tribal Council. This would result in a 3-0 [5] vote for their first Tribal Council, with Natalie and the majority of the tribe left blindsided.

Following Natalie's elimination, Pedro became a bigger target on the tribe due to his untrustworthy nature, with the others wanting to pull Victoria in for their next round. Kristen would ultimately remain the primary target, but they would work with the Alpha tribe at the final challenge of the swap to weaken the undefeated Sigma tribe. The tribe wouldn't face another chance for elimination as Round 5 brought upon a tribe swap, dissolving the three starting tribes.

## Trivia

* Beta's tribe leader was *Lord of the Lads* winner and *Clash of the Champions* player Charlie Hoeckendorf.
* Every Beta tribe member had played with at least one other member in a previous season:
	+ Kristen Paul and Thorin Groth in *Season 2*.
	+ Lyndsey Keith, Natalie Watkins, and Thorin Groth in *Exile Island*.
	+ Drew Desabrais, Jesse Roldan, Lyndsey Keith, and Pedro Kawamura in *Worlds Collide*.
	+ Kristen Paul and Victoria De Notaris in *Guild of the Girlies*.
* Victoria was the only player on the Beta tribe competing for the second time.
Josh Hoeckendorf

**Owen Kroger** is a contestant from *Dynamic Duos*.

Josh struggled on *Dynamic Duos*, unable to live up to the success of his older brother and former winner Charlie Hoeckendorf. After taking out his only other ally in an act of self-preservation at his first Tribal Council, he was swiftly targeted at his next.

## Survivor Winter Park

### Good v. Bad v. Neutral

Josh began the game on the Ka'vuni tribe. Josh was left outside of the majority alliance of Dario De Notaris, Diego Lindauer, Lauren Eisen, and Liberty Sickles but found an ally in his friend Owen Kroeger. However, Owen being sent to Exile Island would put him in the hot seat, forcing Josh to jump ship so as not to guarantee his own elimination for the next round. Josh geared up to eliminate Leonor Decoster, the other outsider of the majority alliance who was being used as an additional vote. After losing their second immunity challenge, Josh's vote for Leonor would go in vain, as he would be voted out in a 5-1 vote.

#### Voting History

 2

## Trivia

* Josh is the younger brother of *Lord of the Lads* winner and *Clash of the Champions* player Charlie Hoeckendorf.
Spaghetti Eastern

**Spaghetti Eastern** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: The Forest Enigma*.

## Rules

Inside a large bucket contains boiled noodles. The players, starting from the bucket, were given five minutes to build as long of a strand of connecting noodles as possible. The player with the longest strand wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *The Forest Enigma* as the first challenge of the merge. All the players had consistently long strands, with everybody managing to connect their noodles despite the difficulty of such a task. After a long deliberation period, William So won immunity.

The challenge was difficult to measure due to the winding paths many players took to not go off the grass too quickly, resulting in the production staff nearly removing the win from Will in favor of Tyler Sibley, ultimately deciding against it as they already declared Will the winner.
Huleti

**Huleti** is a tribe from *Survivor Winter Park: Edge of Extinction*.

The first truly dominant tribe in *Survivor Winter Park* history, **Huleti** was made up of the less strategic players of *Edge of Extinction*. Combined with their immunity wins, there were few tribe dynamics created or challenged.

Following the tribe swap, the original Fitu members would complicate the game for the original Huleti members with pivotal flips throughout their three Tribal Councils.

## Members

* Original
* Round 3
* Round 4

## Tribe History

### Original Tribe / Maddie Debut

Huleti was made up of most of the athletic guys on the tribe, only joined by Darcy Zobel and Madison Lee who had no interest in playing the game. The guys saw this as an easy opportunity to work together, which wouldn't end up mattering as their tribe would win every challenge before the swap, leaning towards Madison as their target as Ashton Corddry and Darcy were dating at the time. On the second day, Zachary Ross would be replaced with Madison Visconti, but the guys still held their unchallenged majority.

### Swapped Tribe

The new Huleti tribe was much more complex than the previous iteration, mostly due to the introduction of former Fitu members Cecelia Gutman, George Stedronsky, and Joseph Ales. In addition to their complexity, they also brought along their challenge misfortunes, attending every Tribal Council before the merge (albeit their second vote being a fake vote.) Upon their first loss, Madison's wish for elimination was finally granted over Darcy's pleas for the same.

During the second challenge of the swap, both tribes would be punished for their incessant cheating: instead of revealing which tribe had won immunity, both would "vote a player out", with the winning tribe's player losing their vote for the next round instead of elimination. Now having a majority, the former Fitu members decided to split up the couple on their tribe, seeing Ashton as the bigger threat (and as a way for Cece and Joseph to get revenge on him from their previous season.) Although the vote would go their way, it would turn out that their tribe had won the challenge and Ashton was told in secret that he lost his vote.

Heading to their third Tribal Council in a row, George became increasingly paranoid about his position as the only winner of the season and decided to play his Skip Ticket advantage, removing himself from Tribal Council. Cece saw her new position of power, with only her vote, Darcy's, and Joseph's counting. Knowing that Darcy would target Joseph and Joseph would target a voteless Ashton, she decided to flip on Joseph in a 2-1 vote, right before the merge.

George would rejoin the tribe only to immediately merge with Fitu into the Satu tribe.

## Trivia

* Huleti's tribe leader was *Season 2* winner Cole Groth.
* Pre-swap Huleti is the first tribe to never attend Tribal Council.
Waste Basketball

**Waste Basketball** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Double Trouble*.

## Rules

Players must land ten crumpled pieces of paper while standing a few feet away from a waste basket. The player with the fastest time wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Double Trouble* as the first immunity challenge of the season. Griffin Hallemeier's opening of 2:04 wouldn't be matched by Gabriel Fenton-Zeira, who would be disqualified after passing Griffin's time. Jacob Thigpen would beat it with a 1:27, which was tied by Ryan Hagerty right after. Both were then beat by Grace Peters with her 1:09, followed by Nika Forouzannia with a 0:41 and Nicole Salmons with a 0:37. With Joseph Ales unable to beat Nicole's time, she would win immunity, with Grace being given a second immunity necklace for being her partner.
Lotai

## Buff

**Lotai** (the "Neutral" tribe) is a tribe from *Survivor Winter Park: Good v. Bad v. Neutral*.

One of the few truly dominant tribes in *Survivor Winter Park* history, **Lotai** managed to avoid any conflict and Tribal Council until the swap, allowing the members to form alliances that held strong throughout the game.

## Tribe History

The Lotai tribe quickly proved themselves to be the strongest of the three tribes in *Good v. Bad v. Neutral* by winning first in the opening challenge, a feat they would repeat for the next two challenges. Due to this, there was little strategy pertaining to the pre-swap phase with the Lotai tribe members. Their camp was split in half with the opposing Vanto tribe, with Samuel Fernandez often going off to talk to Alberto Araya and Pedro Kawamura. This would lead to him being on the outside of his tribe, not helped by [[Jayna Shah], Jordan Rotz, and Rylee Perrault having strong pre-game connections.

While they hoped to continue their dominance for the rest of the pre-merge, the tribe would be dissolved at the start of Round 4. Jordan, Leah, Rylee, and Trevor Mummah would join the new Savu tribe, while only Sam would join the new Vanto tribe. He would also be the only Lotai member to not reach the merge.

## Trivia

* Lotai's tribe leader was *Season 2* and *Edge of Extinction* player Cecelia Gutman.
* Lotai is the only tribe to be truly dissolved.
	+ Every other tribe that "dissolved" would be transformed into a different tribe.
* Lotai is the first tribe to never go to Tribal Council, and the first tribe to win every challenge in which they participated.
* Samuel Fernandez, the only Lotai member to not join the swapped Savu tribe, is the only Lotai member to not make the merge.
Angelie Velasquez

**Angelie "Angie" Velasquez** is a contestant from *Worlds Collide*.

Despite being in a majority alliance, Angie's paranoia on *Worlds Collide* would entirely collapse her game, resulting in her alliance cannibalizing her in eighteenth place immediately before the tribe swap.

## Survivor Winter Park

### Worlds Collide

Angie began the game on the Ko'okiri (Brawn) tribe. She bonded with the three other girls of her tribe, resulting in her, Daria Cuellar-Hernandez, Sarah Riess, and Zoey Thomas controlling the tribe. Angie quickly found a Hidden Immunity Idol, slowly spiraling her into paranoia as she began to believe herself to be the target of the guys in her tribe, despite them being in the minority. Her paranoia would prompt her to play her idol at her tribe's first Tribal Council in the second round, negating any votes. She followed through with the plan against Jason Zavitz, resulting in his elimination. This idol play would quickly drag her to the bottom of the tribe, with the girls now recognizing her as a liability over the two guys. Knowing that the girls had turned on her, Angie would attempt to sway the tribe into targeting Zoey, whom she saw as a bigger threat going forward in the game, but the entire tribe would join in on her 5-1 elimination by the final eighteen.

#### Voting History

**^1** In Round 2, Angie used a Hidden Immunity Idol, but did not negate any votes against her.

## Trivia

* Angie holds the record for the earliest idol play, playing hers at the final nineteen.
Peyton Hagerty

**Peyton Hagerty** is a contestant from *Dynamic Duos*.

Peyton played aggressively on *Dynamic Duos*, finding herself as an outside member of the Class of 2022 alliance. At the merge, she would successfully flip between multiple alliances without facing any repercussions, allowing herself to make it to the Final Tribal Council. Her aggression would lose her the game at the Final Tribal Council against the well-respected William Dietz.

## Survivor Winter Park

### Dynamic Duos

Peyton began the game on the Vaka tribe, finding themselves as the more dominant tribe of the season. They would only lose the first immunity challenge, in which Peyton would join the unanimous decision to eliminate Lydia Yon. She fell to the bottom of her tribe when Natalie Watkins and William Dietz became wary of her aggressive approach to the game, knowing her as the sister of Ryan Hagerty. Despite this, she would make it to the merge unscathed, joining in on the split vote against Dario De Notaris. At the final nine, Peyton began to find herself in between two alliances alongside Tuco Kawamura, voting against Diego despite knowing Will was going to play his idol.

Peyton would initiate a key blindside against Natalie Watkins at the final seven in order to split up the Class of 2022 alliance with Diego, Natalie, and Will, leaving Liberty Sickles and Tyler Sibley on the other side. Her and Tuco would side with the remaining 2022 men to take out Liberty, but she would flip against Tuco at the final five, where she viewed Diego and Will as greater allies for herself to go into the endgame. She would make her bed with the two after Tyler lost immunity at the final challenge of the season, receiving her only vote for elimination in the season from him.

At the Final Tribal Council, Peyton was incredibly passionate with her arguments, cutting down Diego and Will for being blindsided at multiple points while she was able to navigate around it while not being automatically set up well with friends going into the season. Despite this, the jury would not respect her gameplay, as she would receive only one vote at the Final Tribal Council from Liberty. However, Keyes, Lauren, Tyler, and Tuco would vote for her for second place, resulting in her placing second over Diego.

#### Voting History

**^1** In Round 6, Will used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating Peyton's vote against Diego.

## Trivia

* Peyton is the younger sister of *Season 2* and *All-Stars* player Ryan Hagerty.
Blockhead

**Blockhead** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Exile Island*.

## Rules

Qwirkle blocks are placed upside down throughout a field. Every round, Cole Groth tells the players to find a specific type of block, ranging from color to shape to both at once, with fewer blocks than players remaining. The last player standing wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Exile Island*. There were five rounds played, with Griffin Hallemeier and Keyes Rodriguez being the final two players remaining. At the start of the day, Cole Groth went around to camp saying that he placed the block in his shirt pocket. However, neither Griffin nor Keyes caught onto the clue, with Griffin eventually finding it after a fight between the two for the block, leaving Thorin Groth finally vulnerable for the Cult alliance.

## Trivia

* This was the first immunity challenge after the merge of *Exile Island* in which Thorin Groth did not win.
Meet and Cheat

**Meet and Cheat** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Exile Island*.

## Rules

After the two tribe captains are appointed, every other player is told their tribe in secret. The captains must discern which players approaching them are being truthful about being on their tribe or not. If a player is successfully picked for their tribe or successfully tricks the other captain into being selected, they earn a point for their tribe. The captains can choose to discard a player if they don't believe them, and if both captains discard the player, they are removed from the board entirely. The tribe with the most points wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Exile Island* as the opening reward challenge of the season, with Griffin Hallemeier and Thorin Groth as the captains for Osuego and Hononga respectively. Many players immediately being truthful about which tribe they were assigned, not wanting to step into the game by being deceptive. However, a flaw for the challenge was quickly pointed out: no tribe could actually win the game, due to both tribes almost always receiving nine points (either the player was selected correctly for a point or successfully deceived for a point, unless both captains discard the player). Neither tribe received the opening reward (their choice of which camp to take for the season.)

An easy tweak to make this challenge manageable would be the introduction of gaining two points for deceiving the other captain, incentivizing players to try and lie to the opposing captain, forcing them to be more selective about who they pick for their tribe. However, a majority of this challenge would always come down to a luck factor.

## Trivia

* This is the only challenge to never produce a winner.
Trevor Mummah

**Trevor Mummah** is a contestant from *Good vs. Bad vs. Neutral*.

Trevor rode the successful Lotai wave in *Good vs. Bad vs. Neutral*, not attending a single Tribal Council in the pre-merge. He volunteered for elimination at the first merge vote due to his inability to attend the final day, but would find himself blindsided by a new majority alliance looking to take out two birds with one stone who kept him around until the next round, where his vote-out was enforced by production.

## Survivor Winter Park

### Good vs. Bad vs. Neutral

Trevor began the game on the Lotai tribe. His tribe would win out for the entirety of their existence, allowing him to join into the majority alliance of Jayna Shah, Jordan Rotz, and Rylee Perrault to eliminate Samuel Fernandez in the case of their loss. This would not be the case, as his entire alliance would swap onto the new Savu tribe at the Final 12, once again putting himself in a majority position. The constant challenge streak would result in Trevor losing any focus on the actual game, as he became aware of his necessity to be voted out before the final day as he had a conflict with attending the day.

At the Final 9, Trevor reached the merge and volunteered for elimination to spare his friends (Alberto Araya, Gabriella Pedrazzani, and Pedro Kawamura), all of whom found themselves on the bottom of the tribe at the merge. This plan would backfire, however, when his former alliance decided to target Gabi that round instead, knowing that Trevor would need to be eliminated at the following round regardless. Still on the bottom, Trevor threw the final eight immunity challenge and requested for his tribe to vote him out verbally, being one of the few vote-outs in *Survivor Winter Park* to not take place at Tribal Council.

#### Voting History

 8

**^1** In Round 8, as Trevor was voted out verbally, he did not cast a vote.

## Trivia

* Trevor is the second player to make the jury phase but not serve as a jury member, following Jacob Ludlow in *Edge of Extinction*. He was followed by Sawyer Roby and Zaki Patni in *Exile Island*, Aeisha Rivera and Sofia Martinez in *Bloodlines*, Danyal Siddiqi in *Worlds Collide*, Grace Wheeler in *Clash of the Champions*, and William Turner in *All-Stars*.
	+ The five players in *Season 2* who didn't officially vote are not counted.
* Trevor is the only player in the history of *Survivor Winter Park* to make the merge without attending a single Tribal Council. This is due to his three tribe members of Jayna Shah, Jordan Rotz, and Rylee Perrault, who all won every immunity challenge, attending Tribal Councils as Prisoners of War, while Trevor's visit was cancelled.
Saltine Swallow Showdown

**Saltine Swallow Showdown** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Island of Desolation*.

## Rules

The players are given ten Saltine crackers to eat. The last player to eat all their crackers is eliminated.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Island of Desolation*. For winning the previous reward challenge, Grace Peters started with two less Saltine crackers to eat, allowing her to quickly finish first. Marina Rentz would maintain a steady pace, while Jenna Liu would struggle to eat half of her crackers before the others, resulting in her being the first player eliminated from the Island of Desolation.
Pooh's Bizarre Adventures of Killer Bean Forever

**Pooh's Bizarre Adventures of Killer Bean Forever** is a Winnie the Pooh/Killer Bean/a gazillion others crossover movie created by MetalBeanX as part of his Pooh's Bizarre Adventures series. It will never come out.

## Synopsis

Essentially just the synopsis of *Killer Bean Forever*, but it keeps getting randomly interrupted or overtaken by Winnie the Pooh and other characters.

## Characters

* Killer Bean
* Winnie the Pooh
* Tigger
* Piglet
* Rabbit
* Eeyore
* Owl
* Kanga
* Roo
* Christopher Robin
* Peter Griffin
* Shadow the Hedgehog
* Shambler
* Shambles
* Jimmy Lightning
* Walter White
* Greg Heffley
* Robbie Rotten

## Gallery

The initial posterPeter works with Killer Bean to kill everyone at the partyShadow talks to Killer Bean
## Trivia

* The initial poster was changed to better fit the "bizarre" nature, and also to look less like an actual Pooh's Adventures poster by removing characters commonly associated with them.
Identity Crisis

**Identity Crisis** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Edge of Extinction*.

## Rules

Players compete in three rounds of a memory challenge, having to write down the proper order of three elements of the game. The last player to write down every element correctly is eliminated, the last player standing wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Edge of Extinction*. The first round was recording every player in the season (Zachary Ross was yet to be recognized as an official player at this point), with Joshua Morris being knocked out. The second round was sorting the players onto their tribes, which saw both Madison Visconti and Makenzie Kennedy struggle, with Maddie being the last to finish. The third and final round was recording the boot order of the season. After many hints were given to both players, Cecelia Gutman would go on to win the challenge.
Bataru

**Bataru** is a tribe from *Survivor Winter Park: Season 1*.

**Bataru** hosted the more strategic personalities of the season, leading to a more complicated tribe dynamic when heading into the merge. However, they used their numerical advantage over Angara for a near clean-sweep into the end-game.

## Tribe History

Bataru proved to be the more strategically complex tribe of the two from the beginning, with immediate scrambling between the guys to figure out who their target would be at an inevitable loss. Makenzie Kennedy was largely left on the outside for her disinterest in the game, while Daniel Jaffe would be the secondary target for his naturally aloof personality and shared disdain for the game. George Stedronsky, armed with the Hidden Immunity Idol which he found immediately following their first victory, saw himself in a position of power with Joshua Morris, his biggest ally. Upon losing the second challenge, Thorin Groth began scrambling in the case of Daniel having the idol, wanting to trick him into thinking the real target was Makenzie. George and Josh saw an opportunity to take out Thorin before the merge, aware of his obsession with the show. At Tribal Council, Thorin applied fake pressure on Makenzie, assuming that Daniel was the target, only to be blindsided in a 3-2 vote.

At the start of Round 4, Bataru was merged with Angara to form the Navarro tribe.

### Challenge History

 Round 1
 Round 3

## Trivia

* Bataru is the first tribe to win a challenge.
* Bataru is the first red tribe.
* With the original "The Office" theme, Bataru was formerly known as the "Beets" tribe.
* Bataru is the first of three tribes to have every contestant return for a later season, with the other two being Komoran and Telvani from *Season 2*.
	+ Thorin Groth returned in *Season 2*.
	+ George Stedronsky, Joshua Morris, and Makenzie Kennedy returned in *Edge of Extinction*.
	+ Daniel Jaffe returned in *Island of Desolation*.
* With a Hidden Immunity Idol being played at Angara's first Tribal Council, Bataru is the first tribe to eliminate a player through the majority of voting.
* Bataru is one of two tribes in a season with a Final Two to produce both finalists, followed by the Zamba tribe from *March Madness*.
	+ Coincidentally, these seasons were both the first and last season with a Final Two
	+ Coincidentally, these seasons are the only two main seasons to be ranked in the F-Tier.
Birds of a Feather

**Birds of a Feather** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Worlds Collide*.

## Rules

All three tribes start on a large bedsheet. While staying on the bedsheet at all times, the tribe must shuffle their way to the other side of a field. The first two tribes to finish win.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Worlds Collide* as the third tribe challenge during the three-tribe phase. Throughout the entirety of the challenge, the La'maui tribe struggled with their total lack of cooperation and coordination, with it becoming more-so a race between Ko'okiri and Vonaku to see who would get first place. Despite being behind Vonaku for nearly the entire challenge, Ko'okiri made a last-minute charge to the end, finishing first, quickly followed by Vonaku. La'maui was barely halfway done by the end of the challenge.

## Trivia

* Birds of a Feather was created by *Exile Island*, *Dynamic Duos*, and *All-Stars* player Natalie Watkins.
Football

**Football** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Season 1*.

## Rules

The tribes would compete in a game of four-on-four football. The first tribe to score on three touchdowns wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Season 1* as the second tribe challenge of the season. The entirety of Angara had played football for most of their life, completely outclassing the abilities of the entire Bataru tribe (with the exception being George Stedronsky, who would often play with the Angara members.) Despite this, the tribes kept the game close, with Angara barely scrapping their win by with three touchdowns against Bataru's two.
Telvani

**Telvani** is a tribe from *Survivor Winter Park: Season 2*.

**Telvani** struggled to get their footing early on, resulting in them losing multiple tribe members before the merge. The "Three Musketeers" (Cecelia Gutman, Kaley Kolb, and Ryan Hagerty) took voting power over the tribe which resulted in their target at the merge, leading to their downfall.

## Tribe History

The Telvani tribe was met with immediate misfortune when, despite winning the first challenge, they would lose Jacob Thigpen due to his arm being broken during a final run back to home-base. Their luck would continue to falter after that, losing the following challenge immediately when Joseph Ales dropped the tribe's egg on the starting relay egg. Returning to camp was when their strategizing would finally begin: the two guys (Joseph and Landon Hurd) were on the bottom, not connecting with the girls as well. A core three of Cecelia Gutman, Kaley Kolb, and Ryan Hagerty would form, deciding to either take in Ana-Victoria Gomez as a loyal number and eliminate Landon, or eliminate Ana to preserve the strength of the tribe. Figuring that it was too early to take out their best chances of winning challenges, Ana was eliminated in a 5-1 vote. Before that Tribal Council, Landon had discovered the tribe's Hidden Immunity Idol.

Following Ana's elimination, the guys felt more secured in their position on the tribe. They viewed Kaley Kolb as the outsider and figured there would be an easy vote upon returning to Tribal Council, which wouldn't be until two rounds later. Meanwhile, the girls continued to stay strong, not knowing about Landon's idol but figuring he was an easier target than Joseph because he was less willing to work with them. Following their second challenge loss, Cece and Ryan made Landon certain that Kaley would be eliminated, deciding to leave Joseph out of a plan to blindside Landon. At Tribal Council, Landon made the bold move of holding his idol before voting for everyone to see, as a show of his perceived position on the tribe. This would backfire on him, as he would be blindsided in a 3-2 vote, becoming the first player eliminated with an idol in his possession.

Joseph would immediately recognize his position on the bottom right as Telvani merged with Komoran at the start of Round 5, forming the Senolva tribe.

## Trivia

* Telvani is the first orange tribe.
* Telvani is the third of three tribes to have every contestant return for a later season, following Bataru from *Season 1* and Komoran from *Season 2*.
	+ Cecelia Gutman and Joseph Ales returned in *Edge of Extinction*.
	+ Jacob Thigpen returned in *Good vs. Bad vs. Neutral*.
	+ Ana-Victoria Gomez and Kaley Kolb returned in *Redemption Island*.
	+ Landon Hurd returned in *Island of Desolation*.
	+ Ryan Hagerty returned in *All-Stars*.
* Telvani is the first tribe to win a challenge and still lose a tribe member, followed by Savu in *Good v. Bad v. Neutral*.
	+ Coincidentally, both were starting tribes for Jacob.
* Telvani is the first starting tribe to be a majority female.
Melodic Memory

**Melodic Memory** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Dynamic Duos*.

## Rules

Players listen to a song three times, then write down every lyric in the song. The player with the most correct lyrics wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Dynamic Duos*. The players listened to "I Just Wanna Shine" by Fitz and the Tantrums. Nobody came close to Peyton Hagerty, who successfully wrote down 262 words, more than any player wrote down in general.

Melodic Memory struggles when it comes to actually figuring out what counts as a correct lyric, as someone could accidentally off-set a string of lyrics by the inclusion or exclusion of one word, making it difficult to tally up who a winner is.
All Tied Up

**All Tied Up** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Edge of Extinction*.

## Rules

Players race around a course with their shoes tied. Once they reach a playground, they must find three sets of ten marbles scattered throughout the playground, each set a different color. The first player to return all 30 marbles to Thorin Groth wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Edge of Extinction* as the return challenge for the Edge of Extinction, with Joseph Ales, Makenzie Kennedy, and Meaghan Schlossmacher. Makenzie quickly took a lead in the race, followed by Joseph and then Meaghan. When collecting the marbles, Joseph began gaining traction on Makenzie but the lead she had when she reached the playground would prove to be too strong as she would go on to win the challenge to return to the main game.
Statues in the Aquarium

**Statues in the Aquarium** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: All-Stars*.

## Rules

Two tribes split their players up into different rows, with rows further back being worth more points (the first two rows were worth one point, the third row was worth two, and the fourth row was worth three). One tribe is given three water balloons per person and must hit players in the field to earn points for their tribe. The two tribes with the most points at the end of the challenge win.

## History

The challenge debuted in *All-Stars*, as the third challenge of the season. The Alpha tribe went first, scoring six points across their six players. They were followed by the Beta tribe, with a miserable performance of three points across their players. The Sigma tribe went last, and with Reid Walker scoring their fourth point only halfway through their cycle, he sent the Beta tribe to their first Tribal Council.
Recap Race

**Recap Race** is a challenge that originated in *Survivor Winter Park: Exile Island*.

## Rules

Players are told the name of a challenge previously played in the season and must say which location the challenge was held. If they're correct, they receive a five-second head-start to run to that location. The last player to reach the location is eliminated, and the last player standing wins.

## History

The challenge debuted in *Exile Island*. Grace Peters was quickly eliminated in the first round, followed by Leah Munro and Keyes Rodriguez. With his injury, Griffin Hallemeier would drop out in the fourth round, with Blake Cox being knocked out in the fifth. In the final round, Clarisa Groff and Thorin Groth needed to cross a fence, with Clarisa going through the closed gate and Thorin jumping over (which stunned him for a short second). Thorin was able to beat Clarisa to the immunity statue, earning him his fourth win of the season.
Ellie Meyer

**Ellie Meyer** is a contestant from *Season 1*.

Ellie entered *Season 1* with no understanding of how to play *Survivor* and was eliminated from the game in the first round after Jacob Thigpen successfully played his Hidden Immunity Idol. She was the first player to ever be eliminated from *Survivor Winter Park*.

## Survivor Winter Park

### Season 1

Ellie began the game on the Angara tribe, immediately on the outside with Jacob Thigpen after the formation of an alliance between Caleb Susunaga, Jacob Ludlow, and Landon Hurd. With her only friend, Makenzie Kennedy, on the opposing tribe, she lost all interest in playing the game. When Ellie's tribe lost the first challenge, Jacob would be targeted by the guys (who saw Ellie as a challenge asset). However, Ellie would go on to vote for herself, resulting in her elimination after Jacob played his Hidden Immunity Idol, much to her delight.

#### Voting History

**^1** In Round 1, Ellie voted for herself.

## Trivia

* Ellie is the first player to be voted out of *Survivor Winter Park*.
	+ She is the first player to be voted out due to the use of a Hidden Immunity Idol.
* Ellie is the only *Season 1* player to never play another season.
* Ellie is the only player to vote herself out, with an explicit rule being set in place after she did.
* Ellie was asked back for multiple seasons but declined every time due to her wanting her legacy as the first boot to be her lasting impact.
Survivor Winter Park Wiki

**Welcome to the Survivor Winter Park Wiki!**

This wiki is a documentation created by Thorin Groth of the Winter Park High School-based "Survivor" series, Survivor Winter Park, created by Cole Groth, George Stedronsky, and Thorin. Spanning from May 5, 2019, to August 11, 2022, Survivor Winter Park ran 18 headline seasons of Survivor, taking contestants from Winter Park High School across all four grade levels. In addition to the 18 headline seasons, 4 "mini" seasons, or seasons considered "non-canon" that took place in the span of a day, and 3 "tiny" seasons, or seasons based around Jacob Thigpen and his family members, were conducted. Most importantly, this page is a passion project of mine! A lot of it won't be finished but maybe one day I'll push through with it. Thanks for visiting, I hope you enjoy!

For more general information about every season, check out the page for the season guides.