A Running List of Who Wins 'Rock the Block's' Season 6 Challenges Each Episode

Season 6 of Rock the Block takes the competitors and viewers to a place that seems to be the most hopping location for reality TV these days — Utah. Except this time, there are veteran HGTV stars along with some newer faces to the network, and they all face off to see whose renovations stand out among the rest in each episode.

The two veteran teams include HGTV mainstays Alison Victoria and Michel Smith Boyd and Jonathan Knight and Jordan Knight. The rookie teams for Season 6 are Chelsea and Cole DeBoer and Kamohai and Tristyn Kalama. So, who won Rock the Block so far? Read on for an episode-by-episode recap of a season full of the twists that viewers have come to expect and hope for.

Episode 5 shows the teams tasked with reimagining a new living space. Ty told the teams he wanted to create a fully functional second kitchen and “tackle an unfinished level where the sky is the limit." Each team had a different idea for which direction to go in, but it was ultimately the Kalamas who took home their second win, proving it's never too late to come out on top.

The couple impressed guest judge Kim Myles with their theater room, describing the space as “harmonious and comfortable." The Kalamas were given an extra $3,000 to put toward next week’s challenge.

Episode 4 brought one of the toughest challenges yet: transforming a loft and staircase in 48 hours. Trystin and Kamohai Kamala went big with a rock wall, reading nook, and moss wall inspired by their kids. With no guest judges, designers scored each other using a scorecard. The Kamalas won with 24.5 points and claimed the full $4,500 bonus.

Now, with only three episodes left and each team securing a win, the finale is anyone's game!

With the veterans and the rookies each scoring one win so far, the competition is heating up! In Episode 3, the teams take on their main suites.

The DeBoers confidently set their sights on a second victory, but in the end, Jonathan and Jordan Knight come out on top with a bold bedroom-bathroom flip.

This means that they receive an extra $3,000 for Episode 4's challenge! Plus, fellow vets Alison and Michael pick up a much-needed $1,500 bonus.

During the second episode, all the design teams turn their attention to the entryway, den, powder bath, and mudroom. Chelsea and Cole DeBoer — married renovation experts and stars of Down Home Fab — take the win, thanks to their smart decision to convert the powder bath into a full en suite by adding a shower.

As a result, Chelsea and Cole (who do not like being called rookies) get $3,000 extra for Episode 3's challenge. Fellow rookies Kamohai and Tristyn Kalama earn an extra $1,500 since a rookie team has won.

Each episode of Rock the Block typically features one section of a house that the teams are tasked with renovating. For Season 6, Episode 1, it's the main rooms of the house. All four teams get to work, including two of them, Kamohai and Tristyn and Alison and Michel, using nearly half of their respective budgets to see their visions through. Chelsea and Cole and Jonathan and Jordan keep things simple without spending more than $65,000 each.

But a twist comes when Ty reveals that if a vet team wins, the other vets get a monetary prize too, and the same goes for the rookies. In the end, Alison and Michal win for their green and vintage-themed kitchen. As a result, the vets get $3,000 extra for Episode 2's challenge. Fellow vets Jonathan and Jordan get $1,500 since a vet team wins.

Host Ty Pennington told HGTV that Season 6 sees "returning veteran teams will clash with rookie teams who have something to prove." And everyone wants the coveted prize of having a street named in their honor. Not to mention bragging rights, of course!

Catch new episodes of Rock the Block on Mondays at 9 p.m. EST on HGTV. Stream the next day on Max.