Season 3

Christina fights for the right to play football again, while rivals Hawx United and Foxborough start sharing an academy - what could possibly go wrong?

Charlie and Teri come up with a plan to split up the new Hawxborough U12s team, while Andrew goes in search of redemption.

After a prank goes wrong, Max must prove himself to his family by leading the Hawx U14s to victory against Foxborough - by any means necessary.

With morale at rock bottom, Coach Byrne takes his Hawx players into the wilderness. Back at the Academy, the U12s undergo an unusual detention.

With Mason facing a difficult decision, Byrne takes him off to train with his former coach. Christina feels frustrated at her lack of playing time.

Leah is determined to help when a local side have their pitch taken away from them. Christina starts training with Charlie and the U12s, but things don't go to plan.

Mitch faces a challenge as his old team, including a player who once bullied him, come to play a match against Hawx. His confidence grows as his team mates rally round him and the bully gets his comeuppance.

Mitch is on a mission to prove that Wigmo are up to no good and enlists Mason to spy for him at a Wigmo corporate event. They succeed in uncovering the truth and calling out the hypocrisy of their sponsors. Siblings Ezra and Teri thrash out their differences with a visit to a games arcade.

Leah wants to get Hawx's duplicitous sponsors Wigmo out of her club, putting her on a collision course with her BFF Christina, whose medical bills are paid by Wigmo. Leah sticks to her guns and is kicked out of the Academy - but helps trigger a public outcry which makes Hawx part ways with Wigmo.

Without Wigmo, Hawx are in deep financial trouble. Gordon gets Max to take a day off football and help him secure a new deal. Max tries everything to mess up so he can get back to training but ends up tapping into his family's business acumen.

Hawx and Foxborough players are left panicking as the club owners decide that only one team will survive - whoever wins the final match of the season. Mason tries to unite the teams in standing up to this decision, leading paranoid Coach Simon to cut him.

Players from both teams make a stand and refuse to play in the final match. The club owners back down but both academies' futures are left in limbo. The U12s take a joy-ride through Hawx Academy while the U14s join forces to play a friendly game of football - while an unlikely figure rises to the occasion and saves Hawx Academy from closure.