Who Won Netflix’s “Battle Camp — ”and Are Any of the Show’s Couples Still Together?

The first season of Netflix’s Battle Camp has come to a close, with one lucky winner outlasting their bunkmates.

The reality competition show — which premiered on April 23 — brought together stars from Cheer, Love Is Blind, Selling the OC, The Circle and more of Netflix’s hit shows as they competed for a large cash prize. After they arrived at the makeshift summer camp, they were split into three teams and pushed to their limits in a series of physical and mental challenges, from starting a campfire with flint and steel to a high-stakes spelling bee.

The caveat: winning wasn’t just about skill — it also came down to fate. Players had to do whatever they could to keep their names off a giant spinning wheel that randomly decided who would go home. In order to do so, they had to win daily challenges, dodge punishments and develop strategies to avoid being voted off by their fellow campers.

Throughout the season, grueling obstacles led to both betrayal and bonds between the campers. But when it came down to the final spin, only one contestant could be crowned winner.

So who won Battle Camp? Here’s everything to know about which lucky camper took home the large cash prize.

Who won Battle Camp?

After several rounds of elimination, six players made it to the finale: Georgia Hassarati (Too Hot to Handle/Perfect Match), Lorenzo Nobilio (Squid Game: The Challenge), Polly Brindle (Selling the OC), Shubham Goel (The Circle), Quori-Tyler “QT” Bullock (The Circle) and Chase DeMoor (Too Hot to Handle/Perfect Match).

By the end, several rules had changed: the players were now competing individually instead of as a team, and the elimination wheel had transformed into a winning one. Rather than fighting to keep their name off the wheel, campers were hoping for their names to fill it. Now, each player was voting for a fellow camper whom they believed deserved to win, rather than be sent home.

On the wheel, Hassarati and DeMoor’s names filled four spots, Nobilio and Goel’s appeared three times and Brindle and Bullock’s were on twice.

After the final wheel spin, one competitor was crowned winner: Nobilio (yes, the camper who previously said his “strategy” was having none!).

What did the Battle Camp winner get?

Battle Camp winner Nobilio walked away with not only the grand title, but also a large cash prize: $250,000.

What did Lorenzo Nobilio say about winning Battle Camp?

Following his win, Nobilio was both shocked and thrilled. “I’m feeling so happy,” he said in a confessional. “I can’t believe it landed on me. Someone pinch me right now.”

He added, “I manifested the wheel going on my name, but I didn’t think that it was gonna actually happen to me. Manifestations do work, I guess.”

Fellow competitor Hassarati said in a confessional that she was “so happy” that Nobilio won.

“Lorenzo has been my day one bestie,” she said. “I don’t even care that I didn’t win, because, in my eyes, no one deserved it more.”

She echoed her excitement for Nobilio to PEOPLE in April 2025, saying, “It could have only gone the way it went.”

Once filming wrapped, Nobilio reflected on his victory during an April 2025 conversation with Tudum, saying that he had a feeling all along that he would win.

“I really believe in energies, so I was trying to channel them for the wheel to land on my name. I still to this day cannot believe it did. I manifested, and believed I was going to win, and it paid off, didn’t it?” he told the outlet. “Maybe I was delusional. I don’t even care … As Justin Bieber once said, ‘Believe.’ ”

Are Louis and Bri still together after Battle Camp?

Louis Russell and Brianna “Bri” Balram reunited on Battle Camp after first meeting on season 6 of Netflix’s Too Hot to Handle. Things quickly turned romantic between the pair, but they both got sent home in episode 5 during the competition’s first double elimination.

“Winning the money would have obviously been wonderful, but I’m actually really stoked that I get to leave with Louis. We will take our story elsewhere,” Balram said as she left the camp.

Russell told Tudum that being eliminated from the competition at the same time made the trip home less lonely, though their showmance didn’t last after camp.

“Me and Bri are on good terms,” Russell told the outlet. “We’re not dating or anything like that. But when we see each other, it’s good vibes. It always will be. Me and her are sweet.”

Where do Gabi and Tony stand after Battle Camp?

From the start of the competition, Tony Castellanos — who previously appeared on The Mole — had his eyes set on Cheer star Gabi Butler. In episode 3, Castellanos asked the cheerleader if he thought they would get married, joking that he would use the prize money to buy her a ring and propose after he won the competition.

In a confessional interview, Butler — who was a frontrunner at the time — explained that although she had a boyfriend at the time, she would flirt with him if it meant keeping him from voting against her.

In a turn of events, Castellanos’ name appeared on the wheel four times, including one vote by Butler herself. But despite only having her name on the wheel once, fate chose Butler, leading Castellanos, who previously said he would “throw a tantrum” if it landed on her, to break down in tears — and send himself home shortly after.

“It’s the one person on that wheel that deserves to stay,” he said in a confessional. “My name’s on there four times. I’m a jerk, you know? People clearly don’t like me as much as they like her.”

The next morning, Castellanos left the competition, telling his fellow campers that he would rather leave than see people continue to vote for him.

So, what happened to his plans to pop the question? Butler told PEOPLE in April 2025 that things didn’t quite pan out for the pair off-screen.

“In regards to my situation with Tony, I was in a relationship on the show and I let him know, ‘Hey, I have a boyfriend,’ numerous times. The man didn’t care,” she said. “He was like, ‘I’ma shoot my shot regardless.’ He’s like, ‘I don’t see a ring on your finger. I’ll marry you tomorrow.’ I’m like, ‘No, this guy is just love bombing me.’ “

But when Butler split from her then-boyfriend after filming, Castellanos sent some mixed signals.

“This is what’s confusing about Tony,” she said. “He’s like, ‘Oh, the second that you’re single, I’m coming after you, 100%.’ This man unfollows me a few months ago. I’m like, [what] the heck? Then he just followed me back a few days ago and I’m like, ‘Tony, what’s going on? What is that?’ But yeah, I got really close to Tony on the show.”

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