Grin to Win!

Season 3Episode 1922 minFeb 17, 2000
Grin to Win!

Ash and friends arrive in Bloomingvale the day before the Annual Sunflora Contest. The meet a girl named Sonrisa who can not get her star Sunflora to compete. As the day of the contest arrives, will she be able to compete, especially when Team Rocket plans to steal all the Sunflora?

Grin to Win! has aired on Feb 17, 2000 at 8:00 AM
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