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With the judges Duff Goldman (seasons 1+), Nancy Fuller (seasons 1+), Lorraine Pascal (Seasons 1-6) and Kardea Brown (Season 7-9).Table of ContentsSeries overview[edit]Season 1 (2015)[edit]Contestants[edit]Elimination Table[edit]Season 2 (2016)[edit]Contestants[edit]Elimination Table[edit]Season 3 (2017)[edit]Contestants[edit]Elimination Table[edit]Season 4 (2018)[edit]Contestants[edit]Elimination Table[edit]Season 5 (2019)[edit]Contestants[edit]Elimination Table[edit]Season 6 (2020)[edit]Contestants[edit]Elimination Table[edit]Season 7 (2021)[edit]Elimination Table2[edit]Contestants[edit]Season 8 (2022)[edit]Contestants[edit]Elimination Table[edit]Season 9 (2023)[edit]Contestants[edit]Elimination Table[edit]Spring Baking Championship Easter[edit]Season 1[edit]Elimination Table[edit]Season 2[edit]Elimination Table[edit]Season 3[edit]Elimination Table[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]Series overview[edit]Season 1 (2015)[edit]There are 8 professional and home bakers competing in a 6-episode baking tournament. One person is eliminated every week until the last episode where the final three compete for the grand prize of $50,000.[1]Contestants[edit]1st – Andy Chlebana, Pastry Instructor from Plainfield, Illinois[2]2nd\/3rd – Damiano Carrara, Bakery Owner & Pastry Chef from Moorpark, California2nd\/3rd – Dwayne Ingraham, Executive Pastry Chef from Oxford, Mississippi4th – Simone Faure, Bakery Owner from St. Louis, Missouri5th – Sandy Hunter, Assistant Pastry Chef from Chicago, Illinois6th – Juliana Evans, Stay-at-Home Mom from Orlando, Florida7th – Kristine de la Cruz, Bakery Owner from Los Angeles, California8th – Chris Taylor, Epidemiologist from Atlanta, GeorgiaElimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode1234561AndyINLOWIN\u2021HIGHWINWINNER\u20212\/3DamianoHIGHWININWIN\u2021LOWRUNNER-UP2\/3DwayneWIN\u2021IN\u2021HIGHLOWHIGH\u2021RUNNER-UP4SimoneININWININOUT5SandyINHIGHLOWOUT6JulianaLOWINOUT7KristineLOWOUT8ChrisOUT\u00a0 (WINNER) The contestant won the competition.\u00a0 (RUNNER-UP) The contestant made it to the finale, but did not win.\u00a0 (WIN) The contestant won the challenge for that week.\u00a0 (HIGH) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s favorites for that week.\u00a0 (IN) The contestant performed well enough to move on to the next week.\u00a0 (LOW) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s three or four least favorites for that week, but was not eliminated.\u00a0 (OUT) The contestant was the selection committee’s least favorite for that week, and was eliminated.Season 2 (2016)[edit]Eight professional and home bakers come to compete in a six-episode baking tournament. This season is the last season with Bobby Deen as host. This season also began the mid-round twists in main heat challenges that are a staple of other baking championships competitions.Contestants[edit]1st – Jane Soudah, Pastry Chef from South Pasadena, California2nd\/3rd – Dan Langan, Personal Trainer from Havertown, Pennsylvania[3]2nd\/3rd – Susana Mijares, Bakery Owner from San Antonio, Texas4th – Kenny Magana, Pastry Research & Development from Reading, Pennsylvania5th – Audrey McGinnis, Home Caterer from Frisco, Texas6th – William “Will” Poole, Pastry Chef from New Ipswich, New Hampshire7th – Dustin Charbonneau, Executive Pastry Chef from Chicago, Illinois8th – Najie Mercedes, Pastry Chef from Miami, FloridaElimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode1234561JaneINHIGHWIN\u2021IN\u2021WINWINNER\u20212\/3DanHIGH\u2021ININWINLOWRUNNER-UP2\/3SusanaWINININLOWHIGHRUNNER-UP4KennyININHIGHHIGHOUT\u20215AudreyLOWWIN\u2021LOWOUT6WillINLOWOUT7DustinINOUT8NajieOUT\u00a0 (WINNER) The contestant won the competition.\u00a0 (RUNNER-UP) The contestant made it to the finale, but did not win.\u2021 The contestant won the Preheat challenge for that week.\u00a0 (WIN) The contestant won the Main Heat challenge for that week.\u00a0 (HIGH) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s favorites for that week.\u00a0 (IN) The contestant performed well enough to move on to the next week.\u00a0 (LOW) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s three or four least favorites for that week, but was not eliminated.\u00a0 (OUT) The contestant was the selection committee’s least favorite for that week, and was eliminated.Season 3 (2017)[edit]This season featured nine professional and home bakers competing in a seven-episode baking tournament with a grand prize of $50,000. The season premiere aired the first and second episodes together. The last two episodes aired as a two=hour finale. Jesse Palmer replaced Bobby Deen as host for this season.[4]Contestants[edit]1st – Jordan Pilarski, Pastry Chef from Amelia Island, Florida2nd\/3rd – Adam Young, Bakery Owner and Head Pastry Chef from Mystic, Connecticut2nd\/3rd – Daniela Copenhaver, Online Caterer & Baker from Chula Vista, California4th – John Reed, Bakery owner from Shamong Township, New Jersey5th – Courtney Rezendes, Culinary Instructor from Fall River, Massachusetts6th – Fausto Barragan, School Principal from La Puente, California7th – Heather Walker, Home Baker from Scottsdale, Arizona[5]8th – Samirah Williams, Boutique bakery owner from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania9th – Mark Heyward-Washington, Pastry Chef from Charleston, South CarolinaElimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode12345671JordanHIGHINWINLOWWININWINNER\u20212\/3AdamININ\u2021INHIGH\u2021IN\u2021LOWRUNNER-UP2\/3DanielaINLOW\u2021INWINHIGHWIN\u2021RUNNER-UP4JohnLOWINHIGHINLOWOUT5CourtneyINWINININOUT6FaustoWININLOW\u2021OUT7HeatherIN\u2021HIGHOUT8SamirahINOUT9MarkOUT\u00a0 (WINNER) The contestant won the competition.\u00a0 (RUNNER-UP) The contestant made it to the finale, but did not win.\u2021 The contestant won the Preheat challenge for that week.\u00a0 (WIN) The contestant won the Main Heat challenge for that week.\u00a0 (HIGH) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s favorites for that week.\u00a0 (IN) The contestant performed well enough to move on to the next week.\u00a0 (LOW) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s least favorites for that week, but was not eliminated.\u00a0 (OUT) The contestant was the selection committee’s least favorite for that week, and was eliminated.^Note 1\u00a0: The Preheat challenge in the second episode was a team challenge; Adam and Daniela thus won as a team.Season 4 (2018)[edit]This season featured the most bakers to this point, with 10 contestants (including a baker from Canada) competing in an eight-episode baking tournament for a chance at $50,000. Ali Kahn took over as host.[6]^Note 1\u00a0: Winner Nacho Aguirre is married to Susana Mijares who was a finalist in season 2 of Spring Baking ChampionshipContestants[edit]1st – Nacho Aguirre, Chef and Owner from San Antonio, Texas[7]2nd\/3rd – Caleb Fischer, Chef de Cuisine from Auburn, Alabama2nd\/3rd – Cristina Vazquez, Pastry Cook from Fair Lawn, New Jersey4th – Heather Wong, Pastry Chef from Burbank, California5th – Aaron McInnis, Nutritionist from Newfoundland, Canada6th – Ruby Bloch, Baker from New Orleans, Louisiana7th – Jessica Duggan, Home Baker from Puyallup, Washington8th – Deepal Patel, Senior Pastry Chef from Kansas City, Missouri9th – Andrew Belen, Baker from Chicago, Illinois10th – Michelle Kaiser, Bakery Owner from Omaha, NebraskaElimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode123456781NachoHIGHINLOW\u2021HIGHWINLOWWIN\u2021WINNER2\/3CalebININWINWINININLOWRUNNER-UP2\/3CristinaLOW\u2021IN\u2021ININ\u2021LOWHIGH\u2021INRUNNER-UP\u20214HeatherININHIGHLOWHIGHWINOUT5AaronWINHIGHINININOUT6RubyINWININ\u2021INOUT\u20217JessicaINLOWINOUT8DeepalHIGHINOUT9AndrewINOUT10MichelleOUT\u00a0 (WINNER) The contestant won the competition.\u00a0 (RUNNER-UP) The contestant made it to the finale, but did not win.\u2021 The contestant won the Preheat challenge for that week.\u00a0 (WIN) The contestant won the Main Heat challenge for that week.\u00a0 (HIGH) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s favorites for that week.\u00a0 (IN) The contestant performed well enough to move on to the next week.\u00a0 (LOW) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s three or four least favorites for that week, but was not eliminated.\u00a0 (OUT) The contestant was the selection committee’s least favorite for that week, and was eliminated.^Note 2\u00a0: The Preheat challenge in the third episode was a team challenge so Nacho and Ruby won as a team.Season 5 (2019)[edit]Air Dates: March 18, 2019 – May 6, 2019.  Ten contestants competed in this season for $25,000 (half the prize money of past seasons) and a feature in Food Network Magazine. The new host of this season is Clinton Kelly.Contestants[edit]1st: Cory Barrett \u2013 Culinary Instructor from Kalamazoo, Michigan2nd\/3rd: Karina Rivera \u2013 Head Pastry Chef from Miami, Florida2nd\/3rd: Saber Rejbi \u2013 Executive Pastry Chef from Chicago, Illinois4th: Riccardo Menicucci \u2013 Executive Pastry Chef from San Francisco, California5th: Tracey Marionneaux \u2013 Executive Pastry Chef from Chicago, Illinois6th: Marqessa Gesualdi \u2013 Bakery Owner and Pastry Chef from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania7th: Jordan Kanouse \u2013 Pastry Chef from New Orleans, Louisiana8th: Kevin Dillmon \u2013 Bakery Owner from Rome, Georgia9th: Jessica Colvin \u2013 Home Baker from Southlake, Texas10th: Kendra Stephens \u2013 Executive Pastry Chef from Washington, DCElimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode123456781CoryLOWWININ\u2021IN\u2021INHIGH\u2021WINWINNER\u20212\/3KarinaHIGHINININWIN\u2021INHIGHRUNNER-UP2\/3SaberININ\u2021HIGHWINHIGHLOWLOW\u2021RUNNER-UP4RiccardoIN\u2021HIGHINHIGHLOWWINOUT5TraceyWININLOWININOUT6MarqessaHIGHINWINLOWOUT7JordanINININOUT8KevinINLOWOUT\u20219JessicaINOUT10KendraOUT\u00a0 (WINNER) The contestant won the competition.\u00a0 (RUNNER-UP) The contestant made it to the finale, but did not win.\u2021 The contestant won the Preheat challenge for that week.\u00a0 (WIN) The contestant won the Main Heat challenge for that week.\u00a0 (HIGH) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s favorites for that week.\u00a0 (IN) The contestant performed well enough to move on to the next week.\u00a0 (LOW) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s three or four least favorites for that week, but was not eliminated.\u00a0 (OUT) The contestant was the selection committee’s least favorite for that week, and was eliminated.^Note 1\u00a0: The Preheat challenge in the third episode was a team challenge so Cory and Kevin won as a team.Season 6 (2020)[edit]Contestants[edit]1st- Sohrob Esmaili from San Francisco, California2\/3rd- Arin Hiebert from Calgary, Alberta2\/3rd- Tati Vernot from Miami, Florida4th- Val Criado from San Antonio, Texas5th- Christine Nguyen from Sugar Land, Texas6th- Aris Rodriguez from Sedona, Arizona7th- Molly Matthaei from Jackson Hole, Wyoming8th- Aisha Momaney from New York, New York9th- Franck Iglesias from Old Saybrook, Connecticut10th- Sandra Danso-Boadi from Mississauga, Ontario11th- Anibal Rodriguez from Rio Grande, Puerto RicoElimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode1234567891SohrobININWININ\u2021LOWLOWLOWWINWINNER\u20212\/3ArinIN\u2021WININ\u2021ININ\u2021HIGHINLOW\u2021RUNNER-UP2\/3TatiHIGHININWIN\u2021INWININLOWRUNNER-UP4ValWINININHIGHININ\u2021WINOUT5ChristineLOWHIGHINLOWHIGHINOUT\u20216ArisININLOWINWINOUT7MollyININHIGHINOUT8AishaINININ\u2021OUT9FranckLOWLOWOUT10SandraHIGHOUT\u202111AnibalOUT\u00a0 (WINNER) The contestant won the competition.\u00a0 (RUNNER-UP) The contestant made it to the finale, but did not win.\u2021 The contestant won the Preheat challenge for that week.\u00a0 (WIN) The contestant won the Main Heat challenge for that week.\u00a0 (HIGH) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s favorites for that week.\u00a0 (IN) The contestant performed well enough to move on to the next week.\u00a0 (LOW) The contestant was one of the selection committee’s three or four least favorites for that week, but was not eliminated.\u00a0 (OUT) The contestant was the selection committee’s least favorite for that week, and was eliminated.Season 7 (2021)[edit]11 bakers enter the kitchen to compete for the $25,000 prize, a chance to be featured in Food Network Magazine, and the title of Spring Baking Champion. This season, bakers will be ranked on “The Spring Board” after each pre-heat and main heat. The lowest ranking baker on the board after each main heat will be eliminated.Elimination Table2[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode123456789101KeyaHIGHWIN\u2021INHIGHINHIGH\u2021INLOWHIGH\u2021WINNER2NatalieININWINWINLOW\u2021WINININLOWRUNNERUP\u20213DerekWINHIGHIN\u2021INHIGHLOWLOWHIGH\u2021WINRUNNERUP4VeruskaIN\u2021LOWHIGHLOWINLOWWIN\u2021WINOUT5ChiantaeININLOWIN\u2021INININOUT6MadihaLOWINININWININOUT7JamalININININ\u2021OUT8StephanieINININOUT9LaurentININOUT10LeeAnnINOUT11DayronOUTContestants[edit]1st – Keya Wingfield, pastry chef and bakery owner from Richmond, Virginia2nd – Natalie Soto, cake artist from Capistrano Beach, California3rd – Derek Corsino, culinary arts instructor from Saint Helena, California4th – Veruska Samanez, pastry chef and bakery owner from Cedar Grove, New Jersey5th – Chiantae Campbell, bakery owner from Miami, Florida6th – Madiha Chughtai, home baker from Richmond, Texas7th – Jahmal Dailey, pastry chef from Brooklyn, New York8th – Stephanie DeVoll, pastry chef and bakery owner from Norwalk, California9th – Laurent Carratie, executive pastry chef from Mendham, New Jersey10th – LeeAnn Tolentino, pastry chef from Los Angeles, California11th – Dayron Santamaria, executive pastry chef from Takoma Park, MarylandSeason 8 (2022)[edit]Twelve bakers enter the Spring Baking Barn to create delicious desserts featuring the freshest fruit and flowers the farm has to offer! In the first round, host Molly Yeh challenges the bakers to make fruit tarts that showcase their distinct personalities. Then, the bakers must fight to remain in the game with a floral bonanza cake that wows judges Kardea Brown, Nancy Fuller, and Duff Goldman.[9]Contestants[edit]1st-Jaleesa Mason from Spanish Harlem, New York2\/3rd-Dennis Van from Austin, Texas2\/3rd-Carolyn Portuondo from Honolulu, Hawaii4th-Romuald \u201cRomy\u201d Guiot from Los Angeles, California5th-Tom Smallwood from New York City, New York6th-Justin Ross from Richmond, Virginia7th-Diego Chiarello from Houston, Texas8th-Kim Wood from Simsbury, Connecticut9th-Annabelle Asher  from Fort Lauderdale, Florida10thStephon Cook from New Orleans, Louisiana11th-Jenniffer Woo from Palm Beach Gardens, Florida12thYohan Lee from Nashville, Tennessee12th-Alexis Wells from Carlsbad, California[3]Elimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode12345678910a10b1JalessaHIGHINWIN\u2021LOWININWINLOWLOWSAFEWINNER\u20212CarolynWININWININWINOUTWINHIGHSAFERUNNERUPDennisINLOWINWIN\u2021INLOWININLOW\u2021INRUNNERUP4RomyININWININHIGH\u2021INHIGHLOW\u2021WINWDR5TomINWINININLOWWININ\u2021LOWOUT6JustinIN\u2021INININININLOWOUT7DeigoINHIGH\u2021INHIGHINHIGHOUT8KimININLOWINOUT9AnnabelleINININOUT10StephonWINOUT11JennifferLOWOUTMarcoOUT12YohanOUTAlexisOUTSeason 9 (2023)[edit]12 talented bakers bake their way through spring challenges that all deal with love. With the help of host Jesse Palmer the bakers bake their best to impress the three judges, Nancy Fuller, Kardea Brown, and Duff Goldman.Contestants[edit]Molly Robertson, Home Baker from Natchez, MississippiChristian Velez , Culinary Arts Teacher from Hollywood, FloridaLuke Deardurff , Executive Pastry chef from Bronx, New YorkJosh Cain, Chocolatier from Orlando, FloridaClement Le Deore , Home Baker from San Diego, California 6th- April Franqueza , Pastry Chef from Sapphire, North Carolina7th- Jai Xiong, Culinary Instructor from Savage, Minnesota8th- Jessica Quiet , French Pastry Chef from Stowe, Vermont9th- Michelle Henry, Bakery Owner from McAllen, Texas10th-Manja Blackwood, Executive sous chef from Tucson, Arizona11th- Victoria Casinelli, Pastry chef from Shelton, Connecticut12th- Keem Jackson, Pastry Chef from Baltimore, MarylandElimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode12345678910MollyININ\u2021WINLOWLOWINLOW\u2021ChristianHIGH\u2021HIGHINININ\u2021WININLukeINININ\u2021WININININJoshINININININLOWHIGHClementINININHIGH\u2021WININ\u2021WIN6AprilININWININWININOUT7JaiWINWININININOUT8JessicaINHIGHLOWINOUT9MichelleINLOWWINOUT10ManjaLOWINOUT11VictoriaLOWOUT12KeemOUTSpring Baking Championship Easter[edit]8 Easter obsessed bakers bake their way through an Easter obsessed baking competition. With the help of host Sunny Anderson(Seasons 1-3) the bakers bake their best to impress the four judges, Claudia Sandoval(Season 1) Stephanie Boswell(Seasons 2-3), Zac Young(season 3), and Jordan Andino(Season 1-2).Season 1[edit]Elimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode123451Ora BethININININWinner2\/3ElaineININININRunnerup2\/3GeneININININRunnerup4MakanaINININOUT5HarryININOUT6JeremyINOUT7CharmaineOUTSeason 2[edit]Elimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode1234561SydneyININININWINWINNER2\/3TatianaWINININININRunnerup2\/3BrittanyININWINININRunnerup4KathleenINININWINOUT5WhitneyINININOUT6SammyINWINOUT7SeanINOUT8BrandonOUTSeason 3[edit]Elimination Table[edit]PlaceContestantEpisode1234561HendersonINWININININWinner2\/3SammyININININWINRunnerup2\/3TimothyINININININRunnerup4KevinINININWINOUT5RuchitWININWINOUT6JoshININOUT7RachelINOUT8SashaOUTReferences[edit]1.^ The baker who the judges think did the best at the twist received immunity from elimination.2.^ Jaleesa and Carolyn won as a team. While Romy won as an individual.3.^  Marco Salden from Denver, Colorado competed against Stephon Cook for a spot in the competition in the main heat Season 8 Episode 2, but ultimately lost.External links[edit]"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki40\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki40\/list-of-spring-baking-championship-episodes\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"List of Spring Baking Championship episodes"}}]}]