Winning Isn't Everything

Season 1Episode 560 minAug 9, 2000
Winning Isn't Everything
It's the weekend of the annual Rawley Regatta, the biggest race of the year for the crew team, but everyone's minds are distracted by the approaching Parent's Weekend. Scout is excited about introducing Bella to his dad, her real father, but she is more savvy to what the Senator's reaction may actually be. Meanwhile, Will reaches out to his own father, and Jake has to hide her new identity from her self-absorbed mother.
Winning Isn't Everything has aired on Aug 9, 2000
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