Tribal/team challenge record (9-for-24; 1 sit-out):

• AU: 2017, Ep.1 RC (Rice race) - Helps carry the raft and try to get rice, but Asaga loses.
• AU: 2017, Ep.1 IC (Obstacles, tiki puzzle) - Crosses obstacles and rolls cubes, and Asaga loses again.
• AU: 2017, Ep.2 RC (Water slide) - Loses a point to Ziggy, and Asaga loses, 7-5.
• AU: 2017, Ep.2 IC (Three little pigs OC, war clubs) - Goes through the obstacles, and eventually, Asaga wins.
• AU: 2017, Ep.3 RC (Big balls) - Helps push the ball, but Asaga can't hook the levers, and Asaga loses.
• AU: 2017, Ep.3 IC (Rafts, bamboo tower) - Paddles and stacks bamboo, and Asaga wins.
• AU: 2017, Ep.4 RC (Coconuts, surfing) - Helps gather coconuts and move the raft, but Asaga loses.
• AU: 2017, Ep.4 IC (Builders & runners) - One of the runners, helps keep pace, and Asaga wins.
• AU: 2017, Ep.5 IC (Team "This Much") - Drops out somewhere in the middle, Asaga wins.
• AU: 2017, Ep.6 RC "By the Numbers" - Second (and last) Asaga to get across, Asaga loses.
• AU: 2017, Ep.6 IC (Water obstacles, puzzle) - Sits out, as Asaga mysteriously blows a lead on the puzzle, "loses."
• AU: 2017, Ep.7 IC "Sumo'an Mud" - Scores two points vs. Tara, but Asaga loses, 7-6.
• AU: 2017, Ep.8 RC (Ball on disc, tiles) - Helps carry the ball on the disc, and Asaga wins!
• AU: 2017, Ep.8 IC (Gates, sled) - Unties knots with Jacqui, hauls the cart, and Asaga wins.
• AU: 2017, Ep.9 IC (Water football) - On the course for Asaga's one goal, but Asaga loses, 3-1.
• AU: 2017, Ep.10 RC (Palm tree puzzle) - With Jericho, helps pull the rope to raise the puzzle; and Asaga wins.
• AU: 2017, Ep.10 IC (Disc race, circle puzzle) - Helps move discs along the rope, but Asaga loses big.
• AU: 2017, Ep.11 RC (Keys, logo puzzle, sandbags) - One of Asaga's three key-jumpers, but Asaga loses.
• AU: 2017, Ep.12 RC "Idol Hands" - Loses twice to Henry, but Asaga wins, 7-6.
• AU: 2017, Ep.12 IC (Filling up barrels) - Helps fill buckets with water, but Asaga loses.
• AU: 2017, Ep.13 IC (Team "When it Rains") - All six Asagas hold up their sandbags, and Asaga wins.
• AU: 2017, Ep.14 RC (Blindfolds, catapults) - Successfully smashes her watermelon, but Asaga loses.
• AU: 2017, Ep.14 IC (Planks, hanging puzzle) - Gathers and stacks planks, but Asaga loses.
• AU: 2017, Ep.15 IC (A-frames, rope) - Second-to-last Asaga standing, but after 2 hrs, Asaga loses.

Individual challenge record (0-for-0):

• AU: 2017: None.

Duel/ hero challenge record (0-for-0):

• AU: 2017: None.

Idols held/played (0/0):

• AU: 2017: None.

VFB - Votes for the person booted (3/7):

• AU: 2017, Ep. 6: Samantha Gash (voted out, 9-2).
• AU: 2017, Ep. 7: Mark Wales (voted out, 7-3).
• AU: 2017, Ep. 12: A.K. Knight (voted out, 4-2-1).

VAP - Votes against (5):

• AU: 2017, Ep. 10: One vote, from Luke.
• AU: 2017, Ep. 14: Four votes, from Jericho, Luke, Sarah, and Tara (voted out, 4-1).

Jury votes made (0/0):

• AU: 2017: None.

Pre-game interviews

• None found.

Post-game interviews

• Ryan Brink at Brink of Reality (9/11/17): "Odette Blacklock Exit Interview | Australian Survivor 2017 Ep15 Recap"

Official Ten SurvivorAU: 2017 bio excerpts (July, 2017):

"Odette is a podiatrist and health and fitness professional from Sydney, who pushes herself every day to be the hero she wants to be, for her son....

A representative sprinter in high school and a self-confessed fitness fanatic, Odette continues to follow her passion, competing in athletics and running events. In further pursuit of her love of fitness, she has become a personal trainer and pilates instructor. Odette’s interest in human anatomy and physiology ignited her, and through determination, sacrifice and hard work she gained a Master’s degree in Podiatric Medicine, attending university during the day and working as a fitness professional at night.

It was after conquering an endurance running competition in the hottest, driest place on earth – Death Valley in the US – that super-fit Odette decided her next challenge would be Australian Survivor.

“I have a moral compass and I intend to keep my integrity. Rather than lie, I would rather not say anything. Rather than cheat I would rather play hard and fair,” she said.

“Being a mother helps me plan, lead, empathise, strategise and sometimes bribe. My medical training and knowledge about human physiology will help me to know what my body is capable of. My fitness training will help me in challenges. Being a personal trainer and pilates instructor will help me help others when they are struggling and hopefully bond us closer for the win.”

Being a hero figure to her family is Odette’s most important goal. She wants to show her son that his mother can achieve anything, even being Australia’s next Sole Survivor."