Blue Water High

Heath witnesses sabotage and controversy at the final heats for places at the Solar Blue Surf Academy. Fly's board is broken by a rival and Heath has to convince Solar Blue to give her a second chance. Bec's furious when her brother misses out because the last heat is cancelled. Instead the final place goes to a German kiteboarder, Anna, who didn't even have to surf for it.

To prove that she belongs at the academy, Anna challenges Joe.

Matt competes at an interschool surf competition.

Fly runs up a huge mobile phone bill and gets a job at a carwash to pay it off.

Anna is prepared to quit until she reads a letter written by her former-coach.

Edge has to change his attitude after his ego costs him a surf competition.

Heath jeopardizes his friendship with Matt by copying his science project.

Bec's allegiance is tested when her brother Joe begins hanging out with a new group.

Matt's father tries to persuade him to leave school and join the family business.

Perri thinks about leaving Solar Blue for a modeling contract with a rival sponsor.

A risky stunt threatens the life of Bec's younger brother.

Fly must deal with her crush on Heath after they get locked in a caravan together.

Perri rescues an adrenaline junkie who craves attention.

Heath falls in love with the new girl and begins skipping training to be with her.

Fly's passive nature leads to lost surfing contests.

After pushing herself to the limit, Anna decides it's time to relax.

It is discovered that Perri has diabetes.

Edge's win-at-all-costs attitude alienates the guys at a triathlon.

Edge deals with the consequences of taking what doesn't belong to him and taking things for granted.

Bec faces her greatest fears: wiping out on big waves and admitting her feelings to Edge.