Results
| Week # | Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Finale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Contestant | Results | |||||||
| Haylee | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | TEAM WIN |
| Julian | MVP | Safe | Safe | Safe | Warn | Safe | Safe | TEAM WIN |
| Kevin | Safe | Safe | Safe | Warn | Warn | Safe | Safe | TEAM WIN |
| Rebecca | Warn | Safe | MVP | Warn | Safe | Safe | Safe | TEAM WIN |
| Temisan | Safe | Safe | Warn | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | TEAM WIN |
| Wayne** | Safe | Safe | Warn | Warn | Safe | Safe | Safe | TEAM WIN |
| Andrea | Safe | Safe | Safe | Warn | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe |
| Bronson*** | Safe | Safe | Safe | Warn | MVP | Safe | Safe | Most Weight Loss |
| Chaz | Safe | Warn | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe |
| Jilashli | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | Warn | Safe | Warn | Safe |
| Mike | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | Safe | SOLO WIN |
| Josh* | on hiatus | Warn | Safe | Warn | Warn (Elim) | |||
| Tana | Warn | Elim | ||||||
- The student was from MacArthur.
- The student was from Eisenhower
- (SOLO WIN) The Student made the biggest overall transformation.
- (TEAM WIN) The team won the game.
- (MVP) In the event of a tie a student was chosen as an MVP and won for the team.
- (Safe) The student got a green card and was improving.
- (Warn) The student received a yellow card and a warning.
- (Elim) The student was asked to leave because of their lack of being in the game.
- The student was not in the competition that week.
* In week 3, Josh joined Eisenhower in the competition to even out the teams.
** In week 7, Wayne's evaluation did not count to even out the teams.
*** In week 8, Bronson won the bet with his mother by losing 74 pounds, reaching a final weight of 206 pounds. Although Bronson lost the most weight and became the most fit, Mike won the grand prize for his change in attitude and self-esteem.
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