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Revision as of 16:30, 31 October 2014
Hunahpu is a tribe from Survivor: San Juan del Sur.
Even know they won 9 challenges, they messed up a few times at camp and had to make deals with Jeff to get what they needed. Their tribe color is blue.
Members
Original Tribe
        
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- Drew Christy, a traveling sales representative from Winter Park, FL;
- Jeremy Collins, a firefighter from Foxboro, MA;
- Jon Misch, a financial assistant from Waterford, MI;
- Julie McGee, a model/owner of spray tan business from Atlanta, GA;
- Keith Nale, a fire captain from Shreveport, LA;
- Kelley Wentworth, a marketing manager from Seattle, WA;
- Missy Payne, an owner of a competitive cheerleading gym from Dallas, TX;
- Natalie Anderson, a Crossfit coach & physical therapy student from Edgewater, NJ;
- Reed Kelly, a Broadway performer/model/aerialist from New York City, NY.
Switched Tribe
  
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- ► Alec Christy, a student from Winter Park, FL;
- ► Jeremy Collins;
- ► Josh Canfield, a singer/actor/writer from New York City, NY;
- ► Julie McGee;
- ► Natalie Anderson;
- ► Reed Kelly;
- ► Wes Nale, a firefighter from Shreveport, LA.
Tribe History
Gallery
The tribe members meeting eachother on Day 1.
Hunahpu watching Jeremy at the first Exile duel.
Members of Hunahpu at camp.
Hunahpu at the first Immunity Challenge.
Hunahpu at the second Reward Challenge.
Hunahpu at the fourth Reward Challenge.
Hunahpu at their first Tribal Council.
Drew Blindsided.
Trivia
- While post-Swap Hunahpu started with only one loved ones pair in the game, ironically post-Swap Coyopa only has one castaway without a loved one in the tribe.
References