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Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
‘Survivor' Season 48 Winner Crowned On CBS
SPOILER ALERT: This post contains details on the Season 48 finale Survivor Season 48 ended, declaring one castaway the $1 million prize winner. More from Deadline 'Survivor' Season 48 Cast Photos: Meet The 18 Castaways Competing For $1 Million Prize On CBS Jeff Probst Details 'Dramatic' Medical Emergency Cut From 'Survivor' Season 48 Premiere Swift 'S.W.A.T.' Spinoff: Behind The Mad Dash To Get 'Exiles' Starring Shemar Moore Off The Ground Host Jeff Probst teased that the finale will see a reckoning, saying, 'It was inevitable there would be blood because in order to win this game, you gotta get to four to have a shot, you gotta get to three to plead your case. So there will be more blood tonight because there has to b,e and it will be personal, because it is.' On the finale night, the five remaining castaways were Mitch Guerra, Kyle Fraser, Kamilla Karthigesu, Joe Hunter, and Eva Erickson. The top five competed in two immunity challenges and went on to two tribal councils, which left the final three contestants to plead their case. Kamilla won the first immunity challenge, which was quite the feat as she had arrived at the puzzle dead last. Eva had an idol that gave her immunity from any votes she would have received at the tribal council. After Probst counted all the votes, Mitch was eliminated, making him the seventh jury member. The final immunity challenge saw Kyle win and take a spot on the final three. He brought Joe along with him, making Kamilla and Eva play in the fire-making showdown. Kamilla wasn't able to catch a flame, but Eva powered through, winning the showdown and claiming a spot in the final three. Who were the Season 48 finalists? The final three castaways competing for the $1 million prize on Survivor Season 48 were Kyle Fraser, Joe Hunter, and Eva Erickson. RELATED: Who made up the Season 48 jury? The eight jury members of Survivor Season 48 were Cedrek McFadden, Chrissy Sarnowsky, David Kinne, Star Toomey, Mary Zheng, Shauhin Davari, Mitch Guerra, and Kamilla Karthigesu. How did the Season 48 jury vote? Cedrek: JoeChrissy: KyleDavid: KyleStar: EvaMary: EvaShauhin: KyleMitch: KyleKamilla: Kyle RELATED: Who won Season 48? Kyle Fraser won Survivor Season 48 with five jury votes. Eva Erickson was the runner-up with two votes in her favor, and Joe Hunter received one. Probst noted that it's rare for all three finalists to receive votes from the jury. Best of Deadline Every 'The Voice' Winner Since Season 1, Including 9 Team Blake Champions Everything We Know About 'Jurassic World: Rebirth' So Far 'Nine Perfect Strangers' Season 2 Release Schedule: When Do New Episodes Come Out?
South Wales Argus
09-05-2025
- Sport
- South Wales Argus
Kamwa in mix for remarkable League Two goal of the month
The winger's superb effort from distance at Brunton Park won the Exiles' goal of the season award and now it's on the shortlist for League Two goal of the month. Kamwa slipped but then showed fast feet to work a yard of space before smashing a shot from at least 30 yards out on the left of the goal that flew over the diving but helpless Gabe Breeze. It put County 2-0 up and should have been a telling moment in their bid to be mathematically safe but they contrived to lose 3-2 and give Carlisle some hope in their relegation scrap, only for the Cumbrians to fall short. ⚽️ Vote for your @SkyBet Goal of the Month for April 👇#EFL | #SkyBetLeagueTwo — Sky Bet League Two (@SkyBetLeagueTwo) May 9, 2025 Kamwa's goal was superb but he might have to settle for a commendation given that he is up against a remarkable goal by Grimsby's Kieran Green, when he scored from inside his own half at Harrogate with a 60-yard lob. The other contenders in a high-quality list are Tranmere's Omari Patrick for a thumping free-kick in their comeback at Accrington and Harrogate's Josh March for a wonderful volley at Walsall. Supporters can vote for their favourite strike on before 5pm on Monday. The fans' choice will be combined with the choices from a panel, featuring Sky Sports pundits Don Goodman and David Prutton, to determine the winners from all three divisions.
BBC News
04-04-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Jardim demands more from long trip to Carlisle
Newport County will embark on their longest away trip of the season on Saturday - a gruelling 560-mile round trip to face League Two's bottom side Carlisle at Brunton has been the Exiles' Achilles heel this season, with 13 losses and just three wins on the road, an area Nelson Jardim has been trying to remedy in recent weeks."We are traveling later now, we've looked at the way we rest, train, and eat," said County head coach Jardim."But it's always tough traveling that far. Regardless of that, we know we have to perform."A vocal contingent of more than 100 Newport supporters are expected to make the mammoth trip to north west England and Jardim is determined to give them something to cheer about. "We need to make sure we put on a good performance because we are playing for the fans as well," he six games remaining, hosts Carlisle - managed by former Wales boss Mark Hughes - are nine points from safety and fighting tooth and nail for EFL are 17th having been denied an 11th home win of the season by a late Bromley equaliser on may have no relegation worries but Jardim insists victory on Saturday remains important as he looks to finish the season strongly and lay the foundations for future success at the club. "I expect to see more from us, every game has been important," he said prior to the long trip to Carlisle."It's a huge game for us as well."
BBC News
23-03-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Jardim explains Kamwa's Grimsby absence
Bobby Kamwa missed Newport County's 1-0 defeat at Grimsby Town due to muscle fatigue, head coach Nelson Jardim 25-year-old is the Exiles' top scorer this season with eight goals but was left out of the matchday squad for the trip to Blundell Park on following the loss - Newport's 13th from 20 away League Two matches so far this season - Jardim revealed that Kamwa's absence was a precautionary measure."He had a little bit of fatigue on one of his hamstrings which is the same area he had the injury back in November and beginning of December," the head coach told BBC Radio Wales."An injury at this time now means that he's not going to play for the rest of the season."We decided to give him a rest now and reassess on Monday and hopefully he'll be available for the rest of the season."You've got to make sure you've got as many players available as you can for the rest of the season, which is still eight games to go."
BBC News
12-03-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Newport dealt Antwi blow as Brennan return a boost
Newport County are set to be without Cameron Antwi for at least 10 days as the midfielder continues to follow concussion 23-year-old was withdrawn during the Exiles' 2-1 defeat at Chesterfield on Saturday - being replaced by Kieron Evans in the 79th minute at the SMH Group was left out of the matchday squad for his side's 5-0 loss to Accrington Stanley on Tuesday night and is set to miss Saturday's fixture with Harrogate Town at Rodney Parade (15:00 GMT)."He had a knock to his head in the last game, that's why he came off," Nelson Jardim told BBC Sport Wales."He's going to be out for the next 10 to 12 days. He's following the head concussion protocol."The only positive on what was a sobering night for Newport at the Wham Stadium was the return of Ciaran Brennan from Irishman missed 11 League Two matches after dislocating his shoulder in Newport's 3-2 loss at Port Vale on 18 he was listed among the substitutes in Lancashire on Tuesday and was brought off the bench in the 56th minute."It is (a boost). You could see he gave a little bit more options," added Jardim."His match fitness is probably not ready to play for 90 minutes, he's been away for a while now."
