Danielle DiLorenzo

On the final episode of Survivor: Panama - Exile Island, Danielle received 2 votes (from Shane and Bruce).

In The Final Showdown episode of Survivor: Panama - Exile Island Danielle won the last individual immunity challenge of the season.

In the Call the Whambulence! episode of Survivor: Panama - Exile Island Danielle was sent to Exile Island with Terry.

Danielle's mother's name is Denise.

In the Bamboozled episode of Survivor: Panama - Exile Island, Danielle was sent to Exile Island by Terry.

Monopoly is one of Danielle's favorite board games.

Danielle's hobbies include dancing, traveling and listening to music.

Danielle graduated from Northeastern University with a Bachelor of Science degree in business.

A pre-season knee injury prevented Danielle from playing during her first year in the university soccer team.

While Danielle was studying at Quinnipiac University, she signed up to play Division One soccer.

Danielle studied marketing at Quinnipiac University.

When Danielle was 16 years old, she was chosen to represent the United States at the World Gothia Cup.

While at high school, Danielle was captain of track and soccer teams in addition to being a member of the basketball team.

While attending Lynnfield High School, Danielle made a new high school track state record.

Some of Danielle's favorite sports teams are the New England Patriots and the Boston Red Socks.

Danielle spent eight years competing in the Winthrop Gymnastics Academy.

Danielle has modeled for the Ford Modeling Agency.

Danielle was raised in Lynnfield, Massachusetts.

Danielle is the eldest of three children.

Danielle currently lives in Pompano Beach, Florida.

During tribal council on the episode Breakdown on Survivor: Panama - Exile Island, Danielle voted for Melinda.

Before appearing on Survivor: Panama - Exile Island, Danielle worked as a Medical Sales Representative in Pompano, Beach, Florida.

Before the tribes merged in An Emerging Plan, Danielle was apart of the Casya tribe on Survivor: Panama - Exile Island. The merged tribe is now called Gitanos.