Round Three: 9-Ball Singles

Following a brief "Tribal Council" whereby the remaining five members of each tribe would designate their order of play, the tribes would meet once again in individual matches of 9-Ball Singles.

Finally the Mythos Tribe would make a gain winning three of the five "Race to 4" matches, including points earned by Bobby Kyriazis and Eric Snow, and an impressive show by Jeff Feguson winning his match in four straight games, involving not one, but TWO "Bonus" points for sinking the 9-ball off the break! (Nice job, Jeff!)

Long-time veteran and all-time winningest player Giovanni Caicedo would take points for the Ouzo Tribe, while running-mate George Apap would do likewise, managing to hold onto the early lead he'd achieved by a single point.

>> Tribal Council #2 <<

Again, points were tallied and a single player would be eliminated from each Tribe. For the Mythos, it would be veteran Dave Stout to be "voted out" having failed to recover from his negative point earnings in Round One. For the second Council in a row, Ted Graham found himself facing a tie-breaker, taking on Trevor Hockham in a "Best of 3" match of 9-Ball. This time, it would be Graham to take the fall and be "voted out" from the Ouzos.

Round Four - The LAG Competition

Easily the quickest round of the SNOWvivor challenge, the Lag Competition would see all players merged into a single tribe, now known as the "Alphas", and match-ups were randomly drawn for a round of head to head skills shooting.

Each player need only win one single "Best-2-of-3" lagging match to earn "immunity" and move to the next round, earning higher point values for an early victory, or lesser earnings for a late round win. Only one player would face elimination from the Alphas for losing all 3 matches of the Lag round.

>> Tribal Council #3 <<

The Snowman himself, Eric Snow, would tally up the three losses, and become the first Alpha member to be "voted out" of contention.

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