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.

Bec draws the rest of the team into debate about Anna's place at the Academy. Feeling pressure to prove she belongs, Anna challenges Joe to a surf-off; if he wins, she'll leave. When Joe picks a dangerous local break for their competition, Bec's forced to choose between loyalty to her brother and fairness to Anna.

The team is received like heroes at their new school, in anticipation they'll surf in the interschool competition. But Deb forbids it, because their Solar Blue sponsors only want them to surf major events. When the school competition falls on the same day as a Solar Blue function, Matt puts himself on the line to attend both.

Fly's homesick and feels like she doesn't fit in. Calling home, she accidentally runs up a huge bill on Anna's mobile. To pay it off without Anna finding out, she secretly starts work at a carwash. Hiding from Deb, Fly breaks the carwash machinery and ends up deeper in debt. She's about to quit when the rest of the team come to her rescue.

Anna's last on the Academy's scoreboard, and despite Simmo's coaching, her surfing is deteriorating. Homesick for Germany, Anna can't see how she'll ever compete with the others. She books her ticket home and gives away precious surfing points until Perri reveals a confidential Solar Blue file.

Clashes, rebellion & crushes within the team are worked on when they're given a team-building exercise, while Edge & Bec are lost at sea when Edge takes his desire to win too far.